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Where to Stay in Hague
Hague sits on the western shore near the northern end of Lake George, where the lake narrows. It is a small town with a general store and a marina, and this end of the lake is quieter than the southern shore around Lake George Village. Trout House Village Resort has log cabins, chalets, a 9-bedroom inn and motel rooms on the lake, with a 400-foot natural sand beach and kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, sailboats and rowboats for guests. It is open year-round, and the cabin chalets have fireplaces and jetted tubs.
Why Stay in Hague
- •The northern end of Lake George has less boat traffic than the southern end, and no large resort complexes.
- •Trout House is on the lake, with kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, sailboats and rowboats for guests.
- •Prices are lower than at the Bolton Landing and Lake George Village resorts.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Lake George: 32 miles of clear lake; the northern section around Hague is protected and less developed.
- •Rogers Rock State Campground: about 3 miles north; public lake access and a hike up Rogers Rock.
- •Bolton Landing: about 22 miles south; The Sagamore Resort and the village restaurants.
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Frequently Asked
June through September for the lake, with July and August the busiest months. September and October are quieter, and Trout House is open year-round.
About 3.5 hours from the George Washington Bridge via I-87 North to Exit 25, then Route 8 east.
Yes. Trout House's cabins and chalets suit families, and the beach and boats make for easy days. It is quieter than the amusement parks of Lake George Village.