The campground was a stopover for our trip to New Hampshire. It is a Passport America Campground. It is easy access with any rig and peaceful among the tall pines. The hosts were friendly and helpful. The washrooms were dates but clean and comfortable. There is no cable and trying to set up a satellite dish was difficult due to the forementioned pines. It was a nice campground and would make a good base for things in the area for a short while. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Obviously once a KOA, this is a beautiful park set in tall pines. The sites are level and much wider than normal, roads are excellent (dirt) and the showers, bathrooms and laundry, albeit a little dated with gloss-painted concrete bricks, are absolutely immaculate. The grounds are beautifully kept and the heated indoor pool is larger than most. The store has everything you could need and there seems to be a candle/gift store upstairs. Mid-week in Sep we had the place all to ourselves, except the two or three seasonals who showed up after work. Although not advertised, some of the seasonals appear to have cable TV, so with a special request during off-season, it might be available to overnighters. We didn’t bother and received 5 stations on our amplified antenna. Highly recommended to all. We camped here in a Motorhome.