Map: Normans Kill Ravines Preserve

More about Lake Kushaqua...

Lake Kushaqua is a 380 acre man-made lake in Onchiota. Part of the Rainbow Lake, it offers paddling and several primitive campsites along it's western shore. On it's eastern shore is the Buck Pond State Campground (fee).

Map: Lake Kushaqua
Photo: Another View of Campsite 2
Photo: Steep Road to Lake Kushaqua Roadside Campsite
Photo: Heading Into Kushqua Narrows
Photo: Camp
Photo: Clearing Skies?
Photo: Pickup at Campsite
Photo: Back of Campsite, and Driveway Heading to Road
Photo: Site
Photo: Mud Pond Mountain and Buck Pond Hill
Photo: Camp

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  • Beautiful. This elusive site — is it still okay to camp there? I live in Saranac Lake, and we often go out to Kushaqua, but the only site I see along the “other” side of the lake (i.e., not the Buck Pond side) says Camping Prohibited.

    How does one get to this site?

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