AttractionsLake George

Lake George Battlefield Day Use Area

2 of 5 trees
AAT assessment

Accessibility features

Assessed in person by Accessible Adirondack Tourism. A website or social media account counts as accessible only when it passes a WAVE scan with no errors, no contrast errors and no alerts.

  • Accessible entrance Available
  • Wheelchair accessible interior Not Available
  • Accessible restroom Partially
  • Braille signs and menus Not Accessible
  • Accessible website Not Accessible
  • Accessible social media Not Available
How this place earned 2 trees
Not Applicable items are left out, so they never count against a place.
FeatureResultPoints
Accessible entranceAvailable1 of 1
Wheelchair accessible interiorNot Available0 of 1
Accessible restroomPartially1/2 of 1
Accessible websiteNot Accessible0 of 1
Braille signs and menusNot Accessible0 of 1/2
Accessible social mediaNot Available0 of 1/4
Accessibility extras named in the descriptionNamed1/4 of 1/4
Total, scaled to 5 and rounded to the nearest half tree1.8 of 5, 2 trees

About this place

Open May 24 through December 1. There is no fee to access this park.

Only metered parking is available within the Village of Lake George. The closest parking areas are adjacent to the West side of the park around a circular road. Accessible parking is available approximately 2 blocks West of the park in front of Fort William Henry.

Most paths are asphalt paved, with some harder elevations for those using wheelchairs. The lower lawn, used for picnics, or just enjoying the view of Lake George, is mostly level and traversable by wheelchair. The Veteran’s Memorial is level, but the paved path up is angled steeply. Some of the monuments within the upper area of the park are only reached by traveling over grass. There is a restroom building by the pavillion that is not fully accessible.

Date of Assessment: June 5, 2023

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