For the most part, this is a good campground to visit. Big open field for the kids to play ball or fly kites or frisbee or whatever. SItes seem to range from small, tight sites that are really shaded to large open sites. The river runs along the campground so you can go upsteam and float back down to the beach area and exit there. Fishing, kayaks and canoes are there for entertainment, along with crafts, movie nights and weekend activities and hayrides. It has a nice pool that include two slides that the kids love, this pool is unheated but was not cold when we were there. Only big downsides to the campground are that the bathrooms are not for the faint of heart. They are in some need of cleaning and have been that way the last couple of times we have been there. But outside of that, this is fun campground. Definitely is a place that brings you back to nature and what camping is about. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for 4 days in August of 2003 in a pop-up. This park is a mixed bag. The water and electric sites are either in an open grassy field (30A) or in a heavily wooded area (20A per 4 sites). There are some full hookup sites in another area with mainly seasonal campers. Our site was in the wooded area, since all the 30A sites were reserved. These sites are only suitable for tents, pop-ups, or small TTs. The access roads in this area are narrow, winding, and bumpy. Some sites can be difficult to back in to due to the narrow road and all the trees. Some of the sites have a lot of exposed tree roots, which make leveling a trailer difficult. The wooded sites are generally large and secluded. The restrooms and showers need better cleaning. The most common problems were wet, dirty floors, and stopped up toilets. We arrived on a Wednesday and the restrooms did not appear to have any significant cleaning until Friday. The pool is great for kids. Two small water slides and a shallow end for small kids. It can be crowded on the weekends. It is not heated. There is also swimming and tubing on the adjacent river. There are childrens activities on the weekends. We noticed that the local police patrol the park occasionally. We're not sure if this is a precautionary measure or a necessity. While the park is generally quiet, there is a sand and gravel business and a concrete plant within 1/4 mile of the park. These start operations at about 5 am on weekdays and 7 am on Saturdays. So, the peace and quiet is usually broken by the sound of heavy equipment and "backup beepers". This may be a problem if you have any light sleepers. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We found this campground at a local RV show. They seemed very nice and said they had made some new updates so we decided to give them a try. Since this only 3 hours away we went on a weekend. It is a Rustic campground. Lots of trees in the site areas. We had full hookups and the site was fine. Had room for a screen room and the fire ring was there with it's large stones. A covered bridge and foot/bike path brought you right to the main office and pool area. The pool at first I felt was small, but they have 2 slides and the children loved it! There is a river that runs around one side of the campground. So we dropped a group off at one end and 1 1/2 hours later they emerged at the other end with their tubes! They said they had a blast! River was mostly 3 feet - some area's 10 some areas 1 inch! Tenting areas looked very nice. Dirt roads made it dusty, but there was something very nice about this place. 30 and 50 amp service in just Water/Electric sites. Full hookups were still 20 ( no AC that weekend). All sites were away from the main office/pool/rec room but it worked. I think this would be a wonderful group camping place they had some beautiful sites that were group camping for dry camping... We camped here in a camper.

This is a National Forest Campground in the White Mountains with pay showers but no hookups and about 54 sites. It was about $18 a night but half with the golden age pass. It is a nice campground in a wooded section, the group campsites across the street are along the Mad River. The main road travels along to the Waterville Ski Area and is really a nice bike ride. We were there in October, there was only about one other camper there during the midweek but there is a ranger who stays there. Check closing dates many of the National Forests campgrounds are not open in the winter. We would camp here again. All of these National Forest campgrounds are on a self-pay system so make sure you have the exact change to put into the envelope. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground itself was clean, and well kept. The sites were small and sitting right on top of one another in most cases. The owners were rather rude and unfriendly. They were also fanatical about the 5 mph speed limit, handing out tickets to anyone that "appeared" to be going over the limit. Of course, they have no way to prove it and your only recourse is to leave. I have never had any trouble at a campground in all my years. We are quiet and follow posted rules as well as just try to be respectful. Some of my comments are influenced by treatment of the group of campers next to us. They were bothered to the point of harassment for noise and frankly they weren't even disturbing us. They were not friends of ours. We were right next to them and the nearest campers besides us were well over 200 yards away. The campground was nearly empty. They were a good sized group, having about 15 people camping together on about 6 sites. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this campground. It was a very uncomfortable weekend. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I agree with prevoius post. Owners are rude and make you feel they are doing you the favor by letting you camp at their camp ground. I agree with the 5 mph speed limit but they seem to be random on who they tell to slow down especially since they dont have anyway of telling how fast you are going, but they seem to buzz around on their little ATV at more than 5 mph. Sites are small an you are right on top of one another. Camped in a TT and will not be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice family campground. Owners very helpfull and customer oriented. Bath houses a bit dated but clean. Nice wide open sites, recent upgrades on power and sewer sites. Campground caters to all types of campers, tenters to luxury motor coaches We camped here in a Travel Trailer.