Beaches & Swimming
Swimming in the Adirondacks
With some of the country's cleanest waterways, the Adirondacks and their beaches provide access to incredible freshwater experiences. Throughout the 6-million acre park, catch a tan and jump in the water at lakeside and riverside beaches, many with amenities fit for the whole family. Explore the regions, their beaches, and find the one (or many) that you want to visit.
Beaches in each region
Campgrounds With Beaches
Across the Adirondacks, many campgrounds revolve around access to beaches and swimming holes. Whether it's swimming holes at popular campgrounds like Rollins Pond and Fish Creek in Saranac Lake, or those with beach right in the name, like Moffitt Beach Campground in Lake Pleasant, it's easy to find a place to camp and swim. Click below to surf through regional campground options. We're sure you'll find a spot to lounge in the sun. If you don't want to stay the night, remember that day passes are typically available if you're just looking for a quick swim.