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These campgrounds offer a number of semi to private hike-in only tent sites for those who want to get away from it all. Often these sites are directly by the water.

Hike-In Sites : 8 campgrounds to choose from...

Hike-In Sites

8 campgrounds to choose from...

1. Meacham Lake

Malone, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

223 campsites

45 sites on the water, no hookups

one of the best destinations for private hike-in sites

75 tent sites, of these 21 are hike-in sites

2. Scaroon Manor

Pottersville, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

75 campsites

1 sites on the water, no hookups

hike-in sites are both on and off water

17 tent sites, of these 15 are hike-in sites

3. Kring Point

Redwood, NY (OPRHP) Lakeside Rating

107 campsites

56 sites on the water, 31 sites with electric

none of the hike-in sites are very private

23 tent sites, of these 13 are hike-in sites

4. Golden Beach

Raquette Lake, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

206 campsites

31 sites on the water, no hookups

decent semi-private hike-in sites

40 tent sites, of these 12 are hike-in sites

5. Lewey Lake

Indian Lake, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

207 campsites

71 sites on the water, no hookups

some excellent out of the main campground area hike-in sites on the water

20 tent sites, of these 10 are hike-in sites

6. Moffitt Beach

Speculator, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

262 campsites

62 sites on the water, no hookups

none of the hike-in sites are very private

55 tent sites, of these 9 are hike-in sites

7. Little Pond

Andes, NY (DEC) Lakeside Rating

75 campsites

14 sites on the water, no hookups

some excellent hike-in sites on the water beyond the main camping area

8 tent sites, of these 8 are hike-in sites

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