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Collins Mobile Home Park
Overview
Overview
Collins Mobile Home Park situated in Plattsburgh, NY offers a basecamp for travelers looking to experience the northern reaches of New York State near the Canadian border. The name indicates a residential community setting rather than a traditional resort-style campground, placing travelers right within the fabric of Clinton County. Visitors navigating the upper Champlain Valley will find this location convenient for accessing local infrastructure while keeping rigs positioned close to the shores of Lake Champlain.
Location & Surroundings
Plattsburgh sits along the western shore of Lake Champlain, flanked by the rugged peaks of the Adirondack Mountains to the west and the Green Mountains of Vermont across the water. Travelers arrive via Interstate 87, known locally as the Adirondack Northway, or U.S. Route 9. The climate delivers distinct seasonal changes, from warm, lake-cooled summers to freezing, snow-heavy winters typical of northern New York geography.
Amenities & Park Features
Because the park name suggests a hybrid mobile home and residential community rather than a dedicated transient RV resort, specific recreational amenities and hookup configurations remain unlisted here. Travelers planning a stay should contact park management directly to confirm essential site details. Direct inquiries are necessary to verify hookup types, available amps, water availability, sewer access, and maximum rig length tolerances before arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides endless outdoor recreation, starting with the Adirondack Park trail systems for hiking and wilderness exploration. History enthusiasts can explore the War of 1812 Museum and local monuments tied to the Battle of Plattsburgh. For water activities, Lake Champlain offers boating, fishing, and scenic shoreline views, while the crossing into Vermont via the Lake Champlain Ferries opens up additional New England destinations.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits independent road-trippers, seasonal visitors, and travelers with self-contained setups who prioritize location over elaborate resort amenities. It appeals to those passing through the Northway corridor or seeking an extended stay within reach of Clinton County services. Rvers looking for standard pull-through luxury sites may need to look elsewhere, but those wanting a practical regional outpost will find the placement ideal.
Reviews
Harland Van Valkenburg
Josue David
This is a cute little park that is surrounded by trees.