Great Sacandaga Lake Boat Launches

The following designations are used to indicate the agency that operates a particular boat launch site. Boaters should expect to pay a day use fee for launches within a DEC Campground during the camping season.

(D) - DEC
(P) - Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation
(C) - Canal Corporation
The following definitions will assist you in determining if a particular site will accommodate your boat:
Hard surface or concrete ramp--site affords float-off and float-on launching for most trailered boats.
Beach launch--no float-off or float-on trailered boat capability. Sites will accommodate the approach to the water's edge of small and light trailered boats. Boat may then be pushed on or off trailer. Usually shallow areas.
Hand launch--no trailer capacity. Boats must be hand carried to the water.
Note: Boaters and Anglers, please remember that you can help prevent the spread of unwanted aquatic plant and animal species by following these guidelines:
Remove all mud and aquatic plants from all gear, boats, motors and trailers before departing from your fishing location
Drain all water including bilges, live wells, and bait tanks before departing from your fishing location
Do not transport fish from one body of water to another
Do not release unused bait into a body of water
Do not dispose of fish carcasses or by-products in any body of water
- Great Sacandaga Lake - Broadalbin : (D) - Fulton County, Broadalbin. Off County Rte 110, 3 miles NE of the Village of Broadalbin. Hard surface ramp. Parking for 70 cars and trailers.
- Great Sacandaga Lake - Edinburg : (D) - Saratoga County. Edinburg-Conklingville Road, 5 miles north of the Hamlet of Edinburg, beside the Saratoga County Park. Hard surface launching ramp. Parking for 44 cars and trailers.
- Great Sacandaga Lake - Northampton Beach : (D) - Fulton County, Campground. Near Route 30, 1 1/2 miles south of Northville. Hard surface ramp. Parking for 100 cars and trailers.
- Great Sacandaga Lake - Northville : (D) - Fulton County, Northville. On Route 30 in the Village of Northville. Hard surface launching ramp. Parking for 60 cars and trailers.