White Mountain/Passaconaway Campground

Sandra

Pros: next to Swift River w/ easy access to enjoy and cool off, no reservation needed, close to Conway and Nat’l Park trails. Cons: not kept up, map doesnt match site there’s been changes, firepit was a hot mess when we arrived at 4pm (see photo) camp host should of cleaned it up, NO POTABLE WATER (What?), no cell service and still charging camp fee of $27 per night. If you need water you have to drive to Jigger Johnson Campground…. Why not just stay there? Unfortunately this camp site has gone downhill. Our last visit in June 2020 was a good time. Tip: try Jigger Johnson first

Star Struck OBX

I have been camping in NH and at Passaconway Campground for 30+ years, and this year was atrocious. The campground is not maintained like it has been in past years. There is no host, so issues could not be reported or managed, the road has washout sections with potholes, the campsites are not racked or cleaned, and the bathrooms were poorly maintained and in need of repair. In addition, the water is not working, which is an essential item that we do not pack as it was available at the campground. Vista has been contracted by the USDA Forest Services, and I would not hire that group to manage an ant colony. This sadly may be my last year in NH.

Anthony Pagliuso

I love camping here. I was on site 3 and 15. Loved 15. 30 second walk to the Swift from site 15. Water was about 70 degrees. Cooler up here on hot summer days. Host Red is great. No noise after 10pm. Sites are spacious and set far enough apart for privacy. Wood available from Red. Cold, pure water available at numerous spigots. No showers. No bathrooms...just outhouse pit toilet.

Robin Harrison

We like it here because it is quiet and the host is always friendly and helpful.

Tasha Larose

This used to be a great campground. Over the last few years the place has really gone downhill. It is roughing it type camping, but this place has gotten bad. New camp hosts this year keep the bathrooms cleaner than the hosts in the past, which is nice. BUT they stink more than ever. So beyond keeping the bathrooms a bit cleaner, nothing else is better. Ive gone through and they have allowed camping in areas that say no camping. The pads are getting awful. These sites look like they are hardly ever cleaned out, look like they are never filled in. I went to this campground for many years and never had issues until the last few years. This year being the absolute worst. Found another campground at exit 28, less people. Most of the people here are from NH, and are quiet. Place is clean, still roughing it camping, but with flushing toilets and lights in the bathroom. Found my new spot where I can be with my own kind!