Golden Beach Campground

Star4.42
151 reviews
ROUTE 28, RAQUETTE LAKE, New York, 13436, United States
Indigenous Heritage
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Quick Facts

1,814 ft

Price

Free

Booking

Reservable

Sites

160 campsites

Season

Open season is July ...

Cell

No Service

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

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Golden Beach Campground
$0.00 - $14.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Camping permits are issued for a maximum of 14 nights, valid from July 1 through Labor Day. Extra vehicles will incur additional fees.
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ROUTE 28, RAQUETTE LAKE, New York, 13436, United States

Golden Beach Campground

ROUTE 28, RAQUETTE LAKE, New York, 13436, United States

Nearby places
Raquette Lake (3 miles west), Inlet (10-minute drive), Indian Lake (golf courses, distance not specified), Blue Mountain Lake (8 miles east).
Nearby supplies
Groceries, camping supplies, and fuel available in nearby villages. Exact locations not specified, but Raquette Lake and Inlet offer supplies and dining options.

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Families with kids who want a real sandy beach in the mountains: the shallow swim area near the beach is safe for little ones, lake trout and bass fishing is solid, and sites in the 161-175 range trade bathroom distance for genuine seclusion. Book nine months out or forget a summ

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Inconsistent restroom upkeep is a recurring complaint, with reports of no toilet paper and unreliable cleanliness during peak weeks. Add no cell service, no hookups, and a Route 28 road hum on some sites, and anyone who needs connectivity or full facilities will be grinding their


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