Putnam Pond Campground

What sets Putnam Pond Campground apart is its seamless blend of accessibility and wilderness immersion, making it an exceptional choice for hikers, paddlers, and anglers seeking tranquility in New York's Adirondack Park. With sites that range from convenient car camping to remote boat-access-only spots, campers can enjoy a peaceful retreat surrounded by dense forests and pristine water views.

This campground serves as a primary gateway to the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness Area, offering easy access to an array of hiking trails, such as those leading to Rock Pond and the remnants of an old graphite mine. Other on-site amenities include a boat launch, canoe and rowboat rentals, flush toilets, hot showers, and a picnic area, ensuring comfort without compromising the rustic experience. Anglers will appreciate opportunities to catch smallmouth bass and northern pike, while birdwatchers may encounter rare species like the American Bittern. The pond itself connects to neighboring waterways, enhancing options for paddling and exploration.

Located just off Putts Pond Road in Ticonderoga, NY, Putnam Pond Campground is a serene escape less than a 30-minute drive from historic sites like Fort Ticonderoga and the waters of Lake Champlain. With its convenient location, well-maintained facilities, and proximity to natural and cultural attractions, it’s a versatile destination for day trips, weekend getaways, or extended stays in the Adirondacks.