Jellystone Park at Paradise Pines
4035 Blue Ridge Rd.
North Hudson, New York 12855

Phone: (518) 532-7493; (800) 232-5349

Email: office@paradisepines.com

Website: http://www.paradisepines.com

Online Reservations: Click here for reservations

Open: May 1 - October 20

Office Hours: Off season 9 am - 7 pm. In season Monday thru Thursday 9 am - 5 pm; Friday 9 am - 11 pm; Saturday 9 am - 9 pm; Sunday 8 am - 8 pm.

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Maps & Directions to Campground

Directions to the Campground
1/2 hr N of Lake George Village & 45 Min E of Lake Placid and 2hrs. south of Montreal, in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. Take Interstate 87 Northway to Exit 29, take R at Exit go 750 ft. Campground on L. EZ on EZ off 87.

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1. Natural Stone Bridge & Caves
   Come and relax among Adirondack Antiques in our newly extended pavilion and explore the new Adirondack Memories and Museum area. Rich with history, surrounded by the unique geology of the caves and the natural beauty of the Adirondacks.
   http://www.stonebridgeandcaves.com/
2. Lake George Steamboat Co.
   The Lake George Steamboat Company offers a variety of Cruises on their 3 large cruise ships, The Minne-Ha-Ha, an authentic Paddlewheeler, The Mohican and the Lake's largest cruise ship, The Lac du Saint Sacrement. From 1 hour cruises to the only complete tour of historic and scenic Lake George, The Queen of American Lakes.
   http://www.lakegeorgesteamboat.com/
3. Waterslide World
   Water Slide World is the #1 water park on the East Coast, with over 35 water slides, attractions and services, including Hurricane Harbor Wave Pool. With its wide variety of activities and highly trained staff, Water Slide World is a water park designed and operated for the family.
   http://www.adirondack.net/tour/waterslideworld/
4. Adirondack Museum
   Called "the best of its kind in the world," by The New York Times, the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake overlooks the lake of the same name. Six million acres of Adirondack Park surround this place and form the basis of the museum’s exhibits and programs telling the stories of how people have lived, worked, played and traveled in the Adirondack region since the early 1800s.
   http://www.adirondackmuseum.net/