Adirondack Fun: Bowling in the Adirondacks

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Sometimes it is difficult to get children outside but it doesn't have to be challenging to keep them active. Bowling is great exercise, fun and even the smallest in the family can do it. Below is a list of bowling establishments located in the Adirondack Park and in no particular order.


Riverside Bowling Lanes
(518) 647-9905
2 Mcrea Street (Corner of route 9N.) Au Sable Forks

Lake George Bowl-Spare Time
(518) 668-5741
Lake George Rd, Lake George, NY

Pine Lanes-Spare Time
(518) 793-9606
166 Saratoga Ave, South Glens Falls,

Adirondack Lanes
(518) 585-6851
Hague Rd, Ticonderoga,

Willsboro Bowling Center
(518) 963-8983
3922 NYS Route 22, Willsboro,

North Bowl Lanes Inc
(518) 561-1690
28 N Bowl Ln, Plattsburgh

Bowl Winkles
(518) 523-7868
340 Main St, Lake Placid

Lake View Lanes
(518) 359-2234
1939 State Route 30, Tupper Lake

Forge Lanes
(315) 369-2631
North St, Old Forge

Lake Luzerne Community Center and Bowling
(518) 696-4250
Lake Luzerne

Saranac Lanes
(518-891-8301
11 Bloomingdale Ave, Saranac Lake

Starlite Lanes
(518) 725-2424
9 Montgomery Street, Gloversville

Lucky Strike Lanes
(518) 483-5220
36 Woodward Street / Corner of Finney, Malone

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