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Goose Hollow Camp & RV Park
Overview
Overview
Situated in the scenic mountain landscape of Thornton, New Hampshire, Goose Hollow Camp & RV Park places travelers right along the edge of the White Mountain region. This rustic corner of Grafton County offers a classic New England camping atmosphere dominated by towering pines and rugged terrain. Visitors arrive here seeking a genuine outdoor experience rooted in the natural beauty of northern New Hampshire.
Location & Surroundings
Set along the Pemi River watershed corridor, this location sits just off Interstate 93, making it a straightforward stop for motorists navigating northern New Hampshire. The surrounding environment features dense hardwood forests, dramatic granite peaks, and cooling mountain streams. Travelers experience crisp New England air, vibrant autumn foliage, and weather that shifts quickly from warm summer days to chilly mountain nights.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally documented, RVers should contact the park directly to confirm exact offerings. When planning a stay here, it is best to verify critical logistical details in advance, including:
- Maximum vehicle length and slide-out clearance
- Available utility hookup configurations (30-amp or 50-amp power)
- On-site water pressure and sewer connection types
- Specific pet regulations and campground quiet hours
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding White Mountain National Forest provides endless miles of hiking trails, scenic drives like the Kancamagus Highway, and rugged backcountry exploration. Visitors frequently make the short drive north to explore Franconia Notch State Park, home to the Flume Gorge and Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway. Local rivers and nearby Squam Lake offer ample opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and flatwater paddling.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination appeals strongly to nature enthusiasts, road-trippers touring the White Mountains, and hikers looking for a basecamp close to major trailheads. Traditional campers who prioritize natural scenery and proximity to public lands over resort-style waterparks will find this setting aligns well with their travel style. It functions as an ideal stopover for self-contained rigs exploring northern New England.
Reviews
Dr. Ash
We did not stay here. But grumpy smoking lady which seemed to be the owner did not let my girlfriend to use the restroom by saying it's private. I was going to buy something from the general store. It's rental business, and in 2025 these attitudes are inhumane
Brent Medas
One of the cleanest and quietest camp grounds we have stayed at. We went with another couple and had a absolute blast! The sites were clean, the people were respectful and management was more than accommodating. This is a fairly cheap campground to stay at as well! Didn't have a single problem on our stay, and I will be going back for years to come. 100% recommend going to!
Anthony M
Right on the river which is nice, playground great for kids
Alexis Mitchell
This is not a camp ground, it is not safe for adults or children, the rules only apply to non regular campers, the owner is a foul mouthed, disrespectful, self serving, self opinionated, dishonest person. Customer service is non existent, even if you reserve in advance, you may not have a site, if you try and give a justifiable complaint, the owner turns it as if you are at fault, they lie, cheat, and then bad mouth anyone who dares to speak up. Please reconsider, and find plenty of amazing camp sites in NH, where your stay is not a total nightmare
battlefield34pro sniper pro
Great place, can't wait to go back and have another great time !