Beach Camping Area

Bethany Jean

This was our first time staying at Eastern Slope and we enjoyed every second. The place was rather empty due to it being the end of the season which was great. I feel like if it were high season though, the sites may be a little too close for our liking. The staff was GREAT and the beaches were beautiful. The bathrooms were immaculate and large. Overall, this is one of our favorites spots we have stayed this year and our dog agrees. We are already starting to plan our next stay here for 2026.

Edward

Recently had our first stay at this campground. What stood out immediately was the friendly staff, exceptionally clean surroundings, and ideal proximity to the Saco River. Facilities were impeccably clean and recently updated. Camp site was sizable and sand-padded which made it roomy and comfortable. And everything was close to the shops and attractions in town. We would absolutely return to this campground for another stay. Thanks for making our first one memorable.

Ashley Roberge

One of the best campgrounds we’ve been to in a long time! So much to do for all of us (3yrs-35yrs and a pup). Shower/bathroom facilities are clean and nicely private. All the staff are super friendly. Well organized, well kept camp grounds! We can’t wait to go back!

Katherine Oliva

This was our second year visiting! It’s a great campground located close to north Conway shopping center! Our site right on the field was great for the kids to run around and play! The kids enjoyed floating the river as well as the pool! Bathrooms were clean. Dog friendly. We will definitely be back next year!

Michael B.

Eastern Slope Campground has a few positives, starting with the people. The staff were kind, helpful, and clearly care about the campground. The facilities were clean, and the river access was a nice touch on a hot day. That said, if you're hoping for a peaceful tent camping experience, this may not be the right fit. The campground felt more like a busy roadside stop than a quiet retreat. Car traffic was especially noticeable at night, with headlights shining through the trees and engines running late. Campfires often burned past midnight, and there didn’t seem to be much enforcement of quiet hours. In a tent, the noise and light are hard to ignore. A camper might make it more manageable. The playground was minimal, with just a few swings and a plastic slide better suited for a backyard. The pool is very small, and the firewood for sale was overpriced and had mold on it. Overall, my kids enjoyed the visit, and that’s what matters most. Still, we’ve camped at well over 100 different locations, and this one is not in our top 10. I’m not comparing it to resort-style campgrounds either, just standard family-friendly spots. This one fell short.