2026 CONY Annual Meeting

Lake George Area, New York

September 27–30, 2026

Welcome to the Lake George Area! We're pleased to welcome attendees of the 2026 Campground Owners of New York (CONY) Annual Meeting to New York's Adirondacks.

The CONY Annual Meeting brings together campground and outdoor hospitality professionals from across New York State for opportunities to connect, exchange ideas, learn from industry leaders and strengthen the camping and outdoor hospitality community.

While you're here, we hope you'll find time outside of the Annual Meeting to experience Lake George and the surrounding Adirondack region.

Know Before You Go

September in the Lake George Area

Late September is a beautiful time to experience the Adirondacks as the region begins transitioning into its fall colors. Days can be comfortable, while mornings and evenings are typically cooler.

We recommend packing:

Layers for changing temperatures
A jacket or sweater for cooler mornings and evenings
Comfortable walking shoes
Business casual attire for meetings and sessions
Sunglasses and sunscreen for time outdoors
Rain gear or an umbrella, just in case

Getting Here

The Lake George Area is conveniently located within driving distance of many Northeast destinations:

Albany, NY – approximately 1 hour
Saratoga Springs, NY – approximately 30 minutes
New York City – approximately 3.5–4 hours
Boston, MA – approximately 3 hours
Montreal, QC – approximately 3 hours

Getting Around the Lake George Area

Lake George Village is easy to explore, with restaurants, shops, attractions and waterfront areas located within a relatively compact area.

On Foot

While exploring Lake George Village, take a walk to:

Lake George's lakefront and boardwalk
Canada Street
Restaurants and bars
Local shops and boutiques
Shepard Park
Beaches and waterfront areas
Lake George Village attractions

Exploring Beyond the Village

If you have additional free time, nearby communities including Queensbury, Glens Falls and Bolton Landing offer even more dining, shopping, arts, entertainment and outdoor recreation.

Rideshare services are available in the area, although availability may vary.

Explore the Lake George Area During Your Free Time

Whether you have an hour between Annual Meeting activities or an entire evening free, there are plenty of ways to experience the Lake George Area during your stay.

Explore Local Dining

Gather with fellow CONY attendees and discover the restaurants, breweries, pubs and waterfront dining options found throughout the Lake George Area.

Whether you're looking for a casual Adirondack meal, dinner overlooking the water, locally made craft beverages or a place to continue conversations after the day's events, you'll find plenty of options nearby.

Take a Walk Along the Lake

You don't need a full afternoon to experience Lake George.

Head toward the waterfront for a walk along the lake and boardwalk, stop at Shepard Park, explore Canada Street or simply take in the Adirondack scenery.

Late September evenings can be cool, so bring a jacket or an extra layer if you're heading out after the day's activities.

Experience Lake George from the Water

One of the most memorable ways to experience the region is from Lake George itself.

If your schedule allows, consider:

A sightseeing cruise
A scenic boat ride
A walk along the waterfront
Paddling or boating
Waterfront dining and drinks

Fall is an especially scenic time to get out on the water, with the surrounding Adirondack landscape beginning to show its seasonal colors.

Craft Beverages

The Lake George Area is home to wineries, breweries, distilleries, cideries and other craft beverage producers.

Spend some free time sampling locally made beverages, visit a tasting room or gather with fellow attendees for a drink after the day's Annual Meeting activities.

Options can be found in and around Lake George Village, with even more throughout the surrounding region.

Shopping

Take a walk along Canada Street to browse Lake George Village's locally owned shops, Adirondack gifts, souvenirs and boutiques.

For even more shopping, nearby Queensbury is home to The Outlets at Lake George, featuring a variety of national brands.

Experience Fall in the Adirondacks

Your visit falls at a wonderful time of year to explore the Lake George Area. Late September often brings the beginning of the Adirondacks' fall color, creating a beautiful backdrop for scenic drives, outdoor recreation and time on the lake.

If you have a break in your schedule, take some time to explore the surrounding communities and enjoy the changing season.

Have More Time to Explore?

If you're arriving early, staying an extra night or have a larger break in your schedule, venture out and discover more of the Lake George Area.

Consider:

Driving Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway for panoramic views
Exploring Bolton Landing
Visiting Downtown Glens Falls
Discovering museums and historic sites
Taking a Lake George sightseeing cruise
Hiking to a scenic Adirondack overlook
Visiting local breweries, wineries and craft beverage producers
Exploring area shops and outlets
Enjoying live music and evening entertainment
Taking a scenic drive through the Adirondacks to enjoy the early fall foliage

Accessibility

The Lake George Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau is committed to creating an accessible and welcoming experience for all visitors, meeting attendees, event participants, and guests with disabilities.

If you require an accommodation or have questions about accessibility related to a CVB-supported event or program, please contact us at lgrcvb@lakegeorgechamber.com.

Southern Adirondack Independent Living (SAIL) is also available as a community resource to assist with accommodation requests and help navigate accessibility needs as they arise.

Southern Adirondack Independent Living (SAIL) →

We hope you enjoy your time in the Lake George Area during the 2026 CONY Annual Meeting. From connecting with fellow campground and outdoor hospitality professionals to experiencing the lake, mountains and communities that make this region special, we invite you to make the most of your time in New York's Adirondacks.

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The Lake George Area

Warren County is located in the southern Adirondacks – offering year round activities and attractions and welcoming groups, families and visitors from all over the world!. Charming towns and villages offer a unique blend of the Adirondack Region’s rustic heritage and rich history. Discover adventure, revel in something new or simply relax amid the stunning natural beauty. Enjoy a multitude of family-friendly attractions, restaurants and events.

Warren County Official Tourism Site

Town of Lake George

Beauty and excitement await visitors to the Town of Lake George, well-known as a vacation haven for centuries. Once you’ve been to the top of Prospect Mountain for a breathtaking view of the Lake and mountains, as far away as Vermont and New Hampshire, you’ll understand why it is a popular place. Main Street is always a bustle as people love to spend time visiting the shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. In the evening, a walk along the waterfront is a must. Discover for yourself a grand destination — Lake George!

Town of Lake George Website

City of Glens Falls

We welcome you to visit the City of Glens Falls, with its rich cultural offerings including The Hyde Collection, a world-class art museum, The Charles R. Wood Theater home to Adirondack Theatre Festival and other year-round professional theater productions, a vibrant music scene, and a 5,000-seat sports and entertainment arena. Take a stroll down Glen Street or drive our neighborhoods and you’ll see the architectural charm of the past preserved in many of our buildings and homes. Rain or shine and year-round, there’s always something to do here. We’re the destination for the arts and entertainment in Warren County. At the Glens Falls Civic Center enjoy concerts, major extravaganzas, and children’s theater and family-fun events. Downtown you’ll also find the latest run movies, art galleries, outdoor and indoor festivals, like the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council’s June Arts Festival, and a variety of restaurants and boutique stores. With our focus on the future, we welcome you to visit our friendly, historic and culturally diverse community. These offerings and more combine to position Glens Falls as America’s Hometown for the 21st Century, a City of Opportunity.

City of Glens Falls

Town of Bolton

Bolton Landing is just 10 miles north of Lake George Village and has a rich history of being an upscale vacation paradise. The Sagamore stands tall as one of the most elegant resorts on Lake George, and the mansions along Millionaires' Row add to the prestige of the area. Beyond these highly recognizable landmarks, there is another side of this charming town. The accessible area offers a plethora of outdoor activities for all ages with gorgeous views of the lake and mountains to set your mind free.

Bolton Chamber Website

The Lake George Outlets

The Lake George Outlets, located in the scenic Lake George region of New York, offer a diverse shopping experience with a range of brand-name stores and boutiques. Shoppers can explore discounted apparel, accessories, and home goods while enjoying the picturesque surroundings. The outlets provide a convenient and enjoyable retail experience for both locals and visitors to the area.

The Lake George Outlets

Fall Attractions

The Lake George Area changes with the seasons, but the opportunities for fun remain the same. Fall is a gorgeous time to visit - with enticing attractions for your group to enjoy!

Fall Attractions

Fall Events

There’s no such thing as a boring visit to the Lake George Area. Festivals, fireworks, free events – there’s always something to attend and celebrate. An amazing event can be the cherry on top of any visit

Events

Outdoor Recreation

The Lake George Area in New York’s Adirondacks is a dazzling sight to behold. Towering mountains and glistening waters combine to forge a magnificent untouched wilderness that is destined to remain “Forever Wild.” The best part about this natural wonderland? It’s yours to explore.

Outdoor Recreation

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Meet the Team

About the LGRCVB

The Lake George Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau (LGRCVB) is a division of the Lake George Regional Chamber of Commerce & CVB and works as an extension of the Warren County Tourism Department. While the Tourism Department markets Warren County to the leisure consumer tourism market, the mission of the LGRCVB is to bring year-round, weather-proof group business to Warren County in the form of meetings, conventions, reunions, sports events, weddings, and more.

Contact the LGRCVB Visit the LGRCVB Website