Cranberry Lake Wild Forest - Cranberry Lake, New York

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Price: Free
Address: Unknown Coordinates: 44.196666, -74.820831
Site Type: State Forest Status: Official
Open Dates: Unknown Max Stay Length: Unknown
Road Type: Unknown Miles to Paved Road: Unknown
Number of Sites: Unknown Max RV Length : Unknown
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The Cranberry Lake region is one of the largest remote areas remaining in the state. There has been only minimal encroachment of civilization on the lake itself. Just to the south of the lake lie thousands of acres of rolling hills, numerous lakes, ponds, and unbroken forest lands that show little or no marks of civilization.

Cranberry Lake, the northern gateway to the Five Ponds Wilderness, covers 11 square miles and has 55 miles of shoreline, of which more than 40 miles are state-owned. The original lake doubled to its current size in 1867 with the construction of a log crib dam for flow, navigation , and hydraulic power control. A concrete dam replaced the crib in 1916.

The lake was noted at one time for its fine trout fishing. DEC is again stocking brook trout to make it a popular fishing spot. Many of the ponds, streams, and rivers in the area now support excellent trout fishing.

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Amenities:
- Dump Station
- Drinking Water
- Restrooms
- Shower House
- Picnic Tables
- Boat Launch
- Near Water
Activities:
- Hiking Trails
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Wildlife Viewing
- Boating
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5 Comments about “Cranberry Lake Wild Forest”

  1. alex says:

    hi there!

    me and my friend are coming from Canada to the Adirondack park with a small vr(van) , do somebody knows the Cranberry Lake Wild Forest free campsite?
    any suggestion? is it safe, nice view etc … ?

    thanks a lot for your answers!

    alex

  2. alex says:

    ok i’ve been looking for information about this campground , and it’s an official camping, not a free park camp.

    cost min 20$ / night

    just to let people know theres a mistake in this site

    bye!

  3. candy mead says:

    is this a free camp site or not

    • Amy says:

      no there is no free sites I know of but the there is a NYS DEC Campground that is pretty nice. Ive been there a few years. Big campsites although not a ton of water sites. Big Lake!

  4. Pianotuna says:

    There is a website for this campground:

    http://adirondackscenicbyways......round.html

    There is no entry fee for the park.

    and more detailed information at:

    http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24460.html

    The second website suggests the camping fee is $19.00

    The GPS location is approximate. The Campground is on Lone Pine Road.

    Regards,
    Don


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