HTR Adirondacks Campground

10/25/2026

Now that the 2026 season is behind us, we wanted to ask: what's the one memory from your time at HTR Adirondacks this year that's sticking with you?

Maybe it's a kid's first fish on the Moose River. Maybe it's the Bald Mountain summit view. Maybe it's just a quiet fire pit night that turned into the best part of the whole trip.

Tell us below. We read every single one, and they're genuinely the best part of our week.

10/22/2026

🍁We're right in the thick of peak color, so we want your local knowledge: where's the best spot around Old Forge to see fall foliage at its absolute best?

The summit view from Bald Mountain? A quiet bend in the Moose River? Somewhere on the drive out to the Fulton Chain? Drop your pick below, we're building a list for anyone planning a last-minute trip around the color.

Bonus points for a photo to back it up.

10/19/2026

The property's quiet this week in a way it hasn't been since May.

Gates are closed for the regular season, the sites are empty, and the Moose River just keeps moving past all of it like nothing changed. There's something a little peaceful about that, even if we miss having everyone around.

We'll be back in a big way come December 4, when winter seasonal dry camping opens. Until then, we're just here, watching the river do its thing.

10/17/2026

Today's the last day of our 2026 season at HTR Adirondacks, and what a season it was.

To everyone who camped, paddled the Moose River, hiked Bald Mountain, caught their first fish on the Fulton Chain, or just sat by a fire pit longer than planned: thank you. This property runs on the people who show up for it, and this year you showed up in a big way.

We're not gone for long. Winter seasonal dry camping opens December 4, with free electric, free WiFi, and Trail 6 snowmobile access right outside your site. Until then, thanks for an incredible 2026.

10/15/2026

If you only do one hike this fall, make it Bald Mountain.⛰️

It's a manageable climb with a fire tower at the top, and the 360-degree view over the Fulton Chain of Lakes hits differently in October, when the whole valley's turned red and gold instead of green. Minutes from HTR Adirondacks, with the river waiting when your legs are done.

This is peak season for that view. Don't let it pass.

10/13/2026

Quick heads up: HTR Adirondacks closes for the 2026 season in four days, on October 17.

If 'maybe next weekend' has been the plan, this is the weekend that plan needs to become real. Foliage is at or near peak right now, and full hookup sites, cabins, and safari tents are all still open, but not for much longer. Active military and veterans save up to 20% with code SERVE, still valid through close.

Book the last of the season →https://camphtr.me/htradirondacks

10/11/2026

A classic HTR debate: when you're planning a stay, are you a cabin person or an RV person?

Cabin people want real walls, a porch, and zero setup beyond unpacking the car. RV people want their own rig, their own kitchen, and the flexibility of bringing the whole setup with them. Both end up at the same fire pit by evening.

Drop your camp below. We'll tally the votes.

10/11/2026

10/10/2026

Halloween fun at HTR Adirondacks 👻🎃

10/08/2026

🍁Glamping gets written off by people who haven't tried it in fall, which is a mistake.

Our safari tents at HTR Adirondacks come with real furniture and real linens, wrapped in canvas on the Moose River, and October adds a foliage backdrop that summer just doesn't have. Warm enough during the day, cool enough at night to actually want the extra blanket.

Still open through October 17. This might be the best stretch of the year for them.🍂