A popular campground in the Adirondacks will be closed through late June 2027 while its infrastructure undergoes a massive overhaul.
Eighth Lake Campground in Inlet, New York will be closed to all public use—including day use—starting October 12 due to a major infrastructure project throughout the entire campground. State officials said the campground will be closed until June 28, 2027.
Located on the southeast shore of 314-acre Eighth Lake—part of the Fulton Chain Lakes—the campground also has many sites along Seventh Lake. the campground opened in 1935 and has 126 tent and trailer sites. It’s popular for its hiking trails, paddling, fishing, and more.
The infrastructure project will replace the campground’s water and electric systems, repair roads in the campground, and rehabilitate the trailer dump station.
