Reviews

Susan Weeks

We had the best time Columbus Day weekend. Chilling out relaxing, friendly campers and staff, amenities very clean and cared for, staff checked in throughout weekend to see if we needed anything, felt cared about. Park felt safe to let the kids ride their bikes and play at the game room. Nice wooded trail for bikes and dog walks. Close to the quaint downtown of Bristol. Nice restaurants and covered for anything you forgot. Close to some great sites in the area. All around, we're hooked and we'll be back! I don't typically go with 5 stars, but we had a great weekend with no complaints!

David Sanders

This is a lovely, quiet campground, close to lots of recreation opportunities including Newfound Lake, Wellington State Park, and Mill Stream Park, just to name a few. Site #17. Pull-through FHU 50/30/20 pedestal tall enough for Watchdog to clear the ground, 4" threaded sewer, water with good pressure. Site was just level enough for us to be able to auto-level at 0.8 degrees rear low and 0.3 degrees right low. That was after adjusting the coach a bit on the site. First try it was more like 1.3 degrees rear low and 0.7 degrees right low. I have figured out that sometimes, if I angle the coach slightly across the pad, I can make the coach more level especially side-to-side. Site spacing is pretty good at 42 feet, and it helps that we are at the end of the row so we don't have anyone on one side. No road noise at the back of the campground. Maybe just a little at the front. Verizon - 3 bars 5G at the front of campground, 1 bar 5G at the back of campground, 44.7 Mbps down, 0.30 Mbps up at back of campground. ATT - 12.11 Mbps down, 2.58 Mbps up at the back of the campground. Campground WiFi 14.4 down, 9.51 up. Snowy cable TV. Most of the sites are pull-through angled parallel. There are a few back-in sites with a small stoney creek behind them. There are also sites on the outside perimeter of the campground that are aligned parallel with the campground road. Campground has a central building with three separate bathroom rooms - one has just a commode and sink, one has a shower, commode, and sink, and one has an accessible shower with sink. Both of the showers are coin operated - 25 cents for five minutes. In the building is also the laundry with three washers and two dryers. Two of the washers are standard capacity $1.50 per load, one is a large capacity $2.00 per load. The dryers are $1.50 per load. We found that the dryers required two cycles to get a load of laundry dry. The laundry and bathrooms were clean. There was a sign in the laundry saying quarters were available at the office. The building also had a common area with a large sectional couch and a large TV, a pool table (coin), air hockey, ping-pong table with paddles and balls, and a foosball table. There was a medium sized dog park, and a small playground. Big Rig friendly. Tips: The Smith Millennium Bridge in Plymouth is worth a visit. It was a historic covered bridge that had burned in 1993 and had been rebuilt and opened in 2001. The bridge is almost all wood and is quite impressive. Meredith, NH is just a short drive away. It is a lovely town right on the edge of Lake Winnipesaukee with a sculpture walk with thirty-two sculptures on the walk.

Robert Dennis

Nice small campground with big rig access. Cindy is the ever accommodating host that we appreciate at our stays. So close to access sites on Newfound Lake and surrounding sites. Highly recommend a stay. We will be back.

Sarah Killingbeck

I stayed at the tent sites and it was incredible! The sites are very secluded and right on the creek. We went in May when the water runs high so it was soothing to hear. It does dry up in the summer tho. Overall, the campground is amazing. The bathrooms are clean. There’s hot water in the shower. There is an amazing lodge area with free games from ping pong to corn hole. Plus they have a tv and Roku to stream. It’s a small, friendly campground and we will be back!

Sarah Buckley

Very cute, small campground. Beautiful tent sites. The noise of the creek was very soothing at night when falling asleep. Clean, modern bathrooms and showers. Really nice common area that has billiards, ping pong, fooseball, and TV. Only qualms were that the fire pits are above ground so we had to sit very close to see the flames and the roads got extremely muddy from all of the rain, so they could use more gravel on site to combat this as it made it hard to take walks around the park. Lake is close by but it was too cold to go in. We will be back again so we can take our raft out on the water when it warms up!!!

Linda and John Burrows

Very nice couple checked us in. Very pleasant campground .would recommend it. Good and easy wifi. Easy cable TV hook up.

Leslie

Very nice, clean and quiet small park. Also has a few tent sites along a small stream. Facilities all look clean and sanitary.

Sue Mcallister

The new owners are very nice. The campground is nice and quiet. There is no pool if that is something you are looking for. The grounds are very nicely groomed. We will definitely be back.

Allison Stickney

The new owners are amazing!! They are super friendly and very accommodating!! We have camped there three times this year (2021) and are signed up to camp there 2 more times this year! The campground is quiet and full of awesome respectful campers. The bathrooms are always kept clean and their store has a few of those small items we always seem to forget!! It is close to everything but far enough to get away from the everyday hustle and bustle!!

Larry Bravernick

Stayed at this clean ,quiet park this week and loved this little hidden gem.Central to everything lake or mountain related.great place to stay any time of year.The new owners were very friendly,and helpful Loved this place,will be back soon.