About the Area: Lake Luzerne, NY

Our luxury vacation rentals in the lower Adirondack region provide easy access to a number of local towns and communities – one of which is Lake Luzerne, NY. This charming destination is adjacent to Lake George, slightly removed from the touristy atmosphere of Lake George Village. Here, you can bask in the scenic views and natural beauty while still enjoying convenient proximity to plenty of dining, shopping, and recreational opportunities year-round. 

 

The town of Lake Luzerne contains a lake of the same name. At just 2.7 miles long, it is significantly smaller than Lake George and offers a more laid-back vibe. It’s a quieter lake, ideal for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. If you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy a peaceful, leisurely paddle or a relaxing swim, Lake Luzerne is a great option. The Lake Luzerne Public Beach is small and family friendly, with calm waters, lifeguards on duty during peak hours, picnic areas, and convenient parking. Wayside Beach is a town beach just off Route 9N that offers swimming and convenient lake access. 

 

Lake Luzerne is the perfect place to enjoy outdoor recreation in the lower Adirondacks. In addition to swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are popular on Lake Luzerne, and on the nearby Hudson River. Lake Luzerne is also stocked with trout, making it a great fishing destination. If you’re looking for more of a thrill, there are a number of whitewater rafting and tubing outfitters located nearby. For those looking to explore on foot, there are quite a few fabulous hikes nearby, including Prospect Mountain and Potash Mountain. 

 

You’ll find a handful of quaint shops in Lake Luzerne selling Adirondack crafts, antiques, and souvenirs. Because Lake Luzerne is less touristy and more laid back, for more extensive shopping options, including outlet malls and specialty stores, you’d have to head to nearby Lake George. For more boutique and upscale shopping options, head north to Bolton Landing.

 

There are a handful of great places to eat in Lake Luzerne. Popular options include the Long Horn Restaurant and Pub, a family-friendly eatery offering hearty meals and live music on select evenings, and The Hitching Post, a cozy restaurant serving up beverages along with charcuterie boards and other small plates featuring cheese from the local Nettle Meadow Farm.

 

Lake Luzerne is home to The Adirondack Folk School, a non-profit dedicated to celebrating and preserving the heritage of the Adirondacks by teaching regional arts, crafts, and traditions. They offer hands-on workshops and traditional craft classes for artists at any skill level. Luzerne Music Center is a summer music camp and performing arts center that draws attendees from around the world. If you visit the area during the summer, you may be able to enjoy a performance from their talented young musicians.

 

Lake Luzerne and the surrounding region offers something for anyone and everyone to enjoy. Looking to visit this beautiful, scenic area outside of the hustle and bustle of Lake George? Let our concierge professionals find you a vacation home rental in the perfect location. 

 

Contact us to learn more about the Lake Luzerne region, or for more information about our luxury vacation rentals in and around Lake Luzerne, NY.