Activities & Things to Do
at Our Lake George Vacation Rentals

Our family vacation rentals in Lake George are in the heart of it all! Lincoln Log Colony has long been a favorite Lake George resort for kids, families, and couples looking for summer fun and relaxation.

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What Activities and Amenities Are Available Right at Lincoln Log Colony?

The resort offers a large swimming pool, fire pits, shuffleboard, ping pong, cornhole, swings, free WiFi, and access to a 10-mile bike trail. It’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained without ever leaving the property:

  • Swimming Pool (20′ x 54′): A large pool with a spacious sun patio, ideal for cooling off on hot summer days
  • 20-Mile Bike Trail: A scenic trail accessible right from the resort, great for families who love to ride
  • Fire Pits: Perfect for evenings around the campfire with s’mores and good conversation
  • Shuffleboard & Ping Pong: Classic resort games the whole family will enjoy
  • Cornhole: A backyard favorite for guests of all ages
  • Swings: Great for the little ones
  • Free WiFi: Stay connected whenever you need to

You don’t need to go far to have a great time. Lincoln Log Colony’s on-site activities are perfect for lazy mornings, afternoon downtime, and evening hangouts.

What Are the Best Nearby Attractions for Families Visiting Lake George?

From historic museums and scenic boat cruises to water parks and Adirondack hiking, Lake George offers something for every type of family — and Lincoln Log Colony puts you within easy reach of it all.

Here are some of the top nearby attractions our guests love:

Is Lincoln Log Colony a Good Base for Fall Activities in Lake George and the Adirondacks?

Absolutely. Fall brings stunning Adirondack foliage, quieter crowds, and seasonal events that make Lake George just as rewarding in September and October as it is in summer. Many top attractions, including Fort William Henry, boat cruises, and the bike trail remain open into fall, and cooler temperatures make hiking and biking even better.

Is Lincoln Log Colony a Good Base for Spring Activities in Lake George?

Spring is one of Lake George’s best-kept secrets. The crowds haven’t arrived yet, rates tend to be lower, and the Adirondacks come alive with wildflowers, rushing waterfalls, and the kind of quiet that’s hard to find in July. May is a particularly sweet spot: Lincoln Log Colony’s cabins open for the season, the Warren County Bikeway is ready to ride, and Prospect Mountain offers crisp, clear views before the summer haze sets in. Many area attractions open in May as well, and you’ll often have them nearly to yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What attractions are nearby for families and kids?

Lots! Outdoors: hiking, swimming, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, parasailing, boating, fishing, biking, white water rafting, and horseback riding. For attractions: Great Escape, Fort William Henry, Fort Ticonderoga, Stone Bridge & Caves, and Lake George Expedition Park. Lake Placid is about an hour away with Olympic venues.

Is there hiking nearby?

Yes! Prospect Mountain trailhead is right across the street, so you can hike or drive to the summit. There are dozens of nearby trails ranging from easy to difficult, and the ADK Mountain Club is the gateway to even more.

How far is the Great Escape?

About 5 miles from Lincoln Log Colony.

What outdoor activities are available near the resort?

Hiking, swimming, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, parasailing, boating, fishing, biking, white water rafting, and horseback riding are all available nearby.

Can I bike directly from the property?

Yes — the Warren County Bikeway connects directly to Lincoln Log Colony. It’s 10 miles of paved, scenic trail. Ride south and you can stop at Sprinkles Ice Cream or Cooper’s Cave Ale Company in Queensbury.

Are there rainy day activities for families nearby?

Yes — bowling, movies, and museums are all nearby options for when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

What activities can guests enjoy in the fall?

Hiking, fishing, leaf peeping, art events, music festivals, the Adirondack Balloon Festival, apple picking, and boating. It’s one of the most beautiful times to visit.

Are there boat tours on Lake George?

Yes, Lake George Steamboat Company and Shoreline Cruises both offer scenic tours on the lake. Tiki tours and educational cruises are popular with families.

What is the Fort William Henry Museum?

An immersive living history experience at the site of the famous 1757 siege, just minutes from Lincoln Log Colony. The grounds are beautiful and easy to walk, with engaging exhibits for kids and adults.

Are there casual, family-friendly restaurants close by?

Yes — everything from the A&W to a sushi bar within easy reach. Moose Tooth Grill is a kid-friendly local favorite known for house-made root beer. There are also several good breakfast spots within walking distance.

Are reservations needed for restaurants in Lake George Village in the summer?

It depends on the restaurant and the time of year. During peak summer season, making a reservation is your safest bet.

Are there good breakfast spots nearby or do most people cook at the cabin?

Both! There are several good breakfast places within walking distance of Lincoln Log Colony, including options right in Lake George Village. Many guests also love a slow porch breakfast cooked in their own cabin.

Are there places that deliver food to the cabins?

Yes, food delivery is available to our property.

Where can I get a birthday cake or celebration treat nearby?

Lake George Baking Company in the Village is a great bakery. Nearby grocery stores can also accommodate cake orders.

Are there good spots for ice cream near the bikeway?

Yes! Ride south on the Warren County Bikeway toward Queensbury or Glens Falls and reward yourselves at Sprinkles Ice Cream Shoppe or Cooper’s Cave Ale Company, both popular stops right off the path.

Are evenings cold enough that I’ll need sweatshirts?

Yes, Adirondack evenings can get cool even in summer. Pack a sweatshirt or light jacket for after dark.

Do I need bug spray?

You should be prepared, especially if you’ll be outside at night.