2026 HVVFA Convention

Hudson Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association (HVVFA)
2026 HVVFA Convention

Lake George Area, New York
June 11–14, 2026

Welcome to the Lake George Area! We’re pleased to host attendees of the 2026 HVVFA Convention and look forward to your visit. Below you’ll find helpful information to plan your stay and make the most of your time in the region.

Know Before You Go

About HVVFA
The Hudson Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association (HVVFA) is dedicated to educating and training firefighters, advancing relevant legislation, promoting public safety education, and fostering strong communication networks across the fire service. These efforts are carried out through seminars, conventions, and public safety events.

The organization represents 16 counties and more than 388 zip codes, with over 1,800 members from 494 fire departments, companies, and associations throughout the Hudson Valley.

Event Overview

Tuesday, June 10: Early arrivals and organizer check-in
Thursday, June 11: Convention begins
Sunday, June 14: Convention concludes

Primary lodging dates:

Check-in: Thursday, June 11
Check-out: Sunday, June 14

Getting Here

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

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

Host Venue

The convention will be held at Fort William Henry Hotel & Conference Center, located in Lake George Village with easy access to dining, attractions, and the waterfront.

Weather in June

Early summer in the Adirondacks offers warm days and comfortable evenings.

Average temperatures: 70s °F
Evenings can be cooler near the water

What to Pack:

Light, breathable clothing
A light jacket or sweater
Comfortable walking shoes
Sunglasses and sunscreen

Getting Around

The Lake George Area is easy to explore, though most locations require a short drive.

Lake George Village is walkable from the host venue
Nearby communities like Bolton Landing, Queensbury, and Glens Falls offer additional dining, shopping, and attractions
Scenic drives make it easy to explore the surrounding Adirondack region
Rideshare services are available but may be limited

Parking

Parking is available at the host venue
Public lots and metered parking are available in Lake George Village
Most nearby attractions offer convenient parking

Explore the Area

Make the most of your time in the Lake George Area:

Scenic lake views and waterfront experiences
A variety of dining options across the region
Local shops, attractions, and sightseeing opportunities
Outdoor recreation including hiking, boating, and scenic drives

Learn More

Visit Hudson Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association →

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

North Creek

North Creek, NY, nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks, is a scenic gem just waiting to be explored. This charming hamlet boasts a rich history tied to the region's logging and railroad industries, making it a destination with character and depth. Gore Mountain stands as a beacon for outdoor enthusiasts, offering world-class skiing in the winter and thrilling mountain biking and hiking trails during the warmer months. Beyond these well-known attractions, North Creek reveals a quieter side, where the Hudson River flows gently, and endless opportunities for exploration abound. Whether you're looking for a serene escape or an adventurous getaway, North Creek has something for everyone amidst breathtaking mountain vistas.

Visit North Creek

Places to Eat

The Lake George Area in the Adirondacks is filled with flavor! We’re here to help you fill up your plate with options whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Dining Options

Lodging

From cozy lakeside cottages and glamping retreats to full-service resorts, campgrounds, and vacation rentals, the Lake George Region offers lodging options for every style, season, and budget.

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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

Summer Attractions

Dinner cruises on majestic Lake George. A dawn-to-dark day at an epic amusement park topped off with the best ice cream around. Festivals honoring Elvis. A walk in rocky wonders. There’s a lot to do.

Things to Do

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

Need other assistance for easy travel?

Find out who’s pet friendly; need a companion or scooter for your grandparents to travel; need a customized gift for attendees/colleagues; forgot to book A/V or specific electronics; need special transportation for a group of 10 at the last minute? These are visitor services and we’re here for you!

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

2026 HVVFA Convention

Hudson Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association (HVVFA) 2026 HVVFA Convention

Lake George Area, New York June 11–14, 2026

Know Before You Go

Event Overview

Getting Here

Host Venue

Weather in June

Getting Around

Parking

Explore the Area

Learn More

The Lake George Area

Town of Lake George

City of Glens Falls

Town of Bolton

North Creek

Places to Eat

Lodging

The Lake George Outlets

Summer Attractions

Outdoor Recreation

Need other assistance for easy travel?

About the LGRCVB

Hudson Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association (HVVFA)
2026 HVVFA Convention

Lake George Area, New York
June 11–14, 2026