This is a lovely park and it appears that many or most of the campers are seasonal. They have a miniature golf course, heated swimming pool, tennis courts, shuffleboard, general store, and much more. We were impressed. Like other transient campers we were parked in the open at the top of the hill near the swimming pool. It site was okay but not nearly as nice as other locations. Wonderful trails for walking. It was a very pleasant stay. - ArkansasTraveler

This is a seasonal RV park and caters to those customers. It was a great park for us to stage at to visit the area. Our site was on the hill behind the office and appeared to be for those who were staying overnighing for a few days. The site was too small for the 42 foot RV and it was hard backing into the site. Some of the staff can by and were very friendly and helpful. - JR 108

We were here the end of the season and the park was very quiet for our entire 3 night stay. We had a level, full hookup, pull-thru site which was very long with adequate space between us and the RV next to us. The section we were in appeared to be mainly for "over-night" visits and was out in the open compared to the majority of the park which was under the trees with back-in sites. - BandPS

This is a beautifully maintained park in a location excellent for exploring Vermont. We were right up against Moose River, which was lovely. Wifi was generally strong until after breakfast, when the entire park was probably trying to access it. We spent 3 nights here. The owners have created a couple of super-handy guides to the area -- what to see, where to find the grocery store, etc., that we haven't seen anywhere else in our 26-state trip. The only downside to this park-- and the only reason it didn't get a rare 10 from me-- is the logging operation across the street. They start up around 6 a.m. and operate all day, turning what could be a perfectly peaceful RV park into one with a lot of background noise. It beats a nearby highway or train any day, though, as they do stop at the end of the work day and it is super quiet here at night. - beckydmc

Excellent park for touring the local area. Very nice back in and pull through sites. On site staff are fantastic. In fact, the owners provide you with a typewritten tour of the area called the bellyache tour, which traverses a lot of the sugar houses, cider spots, hikes, covered bridges and other fun things in the area. - Ron and Terri

This is a really nice little park, the owners are extremely friendly and welcoming. This was our first time here, and we loved the place. We do not have children, and camped here with another couple. If you have children, this is not the place for you - there is nothing for them to do, no pool, no game room, no children's activities. The campground was quiet and very clean. They had a group bonfire with live entertainment on both Saturday and Sunday nights of Labor Day weekend, as well as a pot luck Roast Beef dinner on Saturday. Cannot wait to camp here again ! - mtn_bikers

Clean, quiet and very friendly helpful owner. Had some problems with our van and helped us find a dealer to help. WiFi poor unless you go to the porch of the main building. No shade, no level pads just grass to park on. - Moose and Squirrel

This is a jewel of a park, located in a beautiful area. You look out your door and see mountains and forest. The owners are easy to work with, they keep the park beautiful and well maintained. They have one area where horses can be kept while camping. It is quiet and other campers were friendly and respectful. I would love to go again and spend time. You do have to travel up a mountain road to get to the park, but so worth it. - dldw1954

PA rate. Beautiful park about 20 miles from Montpelier. Forested area, but the park itself is not heavily forested, which is a perfect combination. Immaculately maintained, owner exceedingly friendly and helpful. No sewer but dump station. Satellite-based internet, so somewhat slow, but not his fault. He just installed a second satellite dish to service additional sites.

Highly recommended. - Dshinnick

This is a small and well managed resort: lovely setting, lots of trees, spacious and level sites, well maintained, heated swimming pool, large and lovely playground, onsite restaurant (with good food) and a well-stocked pub, great staff, new and comfortable bathrooms. Lots of free stuff for kids of all ages: basketball (with different height hoops), horseshoes, shuffleboard, a pool table, etc. No cable and our Verizon cell phones did not work most of the time but the WiFi was almost always OK. Folks in the office are lovely and caring people. We loved the place and wish we had brought more family along. We will return! - Mom_of_Two

Quiet campground at the time we were there. Mostly seasonals that are immaculately kept. Beautiful grounds. Clean, heated pool. Very well maintained. Dog friendly. We would stay here again. - sbradley

WIFI only available close to the office is the only reason we did not give this campground a perfect 10. Everything else was absolutely excellent. We had a large pull-through site that was easy to navigate. Every evidence that the owners really care about the place and their guests. All was neat and tidy. Utilities all worked fine. Owners were most friendly and helpful, providing great tourist info and local knowledge. About 7 miles off the thruway, the location beside the river was perfect - quiet and calm. Location was ideal for us, just north of the main tourist areas - Mt Washington, the Notches, Bretton Woods, the Conways. We would definitely return here. - User2918

This is a delightful campground with very helpful and friendly management. It is located a few miles out of Concord and is very quiet. The sites are large, and there is grass and trees between you and your neighbor. There is gravel at each site, and it was the most level place we have been. We took a factory tour of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream, visited a creamery, and bought cheese, and visited the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe. We recommend this RV park highly and will go back and stay longer the next time. - rolling homeless

Was here with a group of 4 rigs. New owner. A lot of work has been done.
Nice pool and playground. Very wide sites. Cable TV with the networks in High Definition. Good, fast, 6.7 Mbps, wi-fi. 1 hour per day free. Small charge for additional hours. In 3 full days, I never got cut off. What some have posted as "seasonal" are actually people that live one to two hours away and they come in with their kids for the weekend. We arrived at noon Sunday and of the 3 semi-permanent by us, only one was in use. The gravel road is only 1/2 mile and they age keeping it graded and it was wider than I expected.
CONS: No Verizon phone service, but good Verizon data card service. Satellite service limited. Best sites for satellite service are; W2-W9 and 83-86. Sites down the hill can be tight for larger rigs. (9-80)
The gravel road is only 1/2 mile and they age keeping it graded and it was wider than I expected.
We would stay here again. If the pictures I will try to post show up, you can see how wide the sites are and what the playground looks like. - johnwadams

Shower had no hot water. Showers are a quarter for six minutes...of really cold water. Other campers' personal items all over the place, from underwear to opened bottles of shampoo. Just not enough attention to the bathrooms on a regular basis. Campsite had a picnic table so old it was rotten and all green. Ground so hard you bent the metal tent pegs to put tent up. Most of the campground is wooded, very tall old pines, and most of it on a slope. Old worn out bumpy roads going in. Office area and playground areas were fine. - FishingMan1

A very well managed park. The owners are extremely helpful with any problem. Restrooms and showers are spotless. Sites are very large, wooded and private unless you want one of the open sites near the office. Access is a bit tedious on a narrow winding roadway leading to a long dirt road access to the campground. Interior roads can pitch up and down sharply in keeping with the mountainous terrain, but are well maintained and easily accessible by even a very large rig as long as you do it slowly. We camped there for two weeks. - RVRovers

The owners are super nice and very knowledgeable about the area. They were able to point us in the direction of places we hadn't heard to visit but ended up loving.

The views in and around the campground are simply beautiful. It's quiet and peaceful and everyone we talked to had great things to say about the campground. It is very convenient to visit Montpelier or even Burlington and there is plenty to do near by! The park wifi was amazing and they even had a slip and slide for the kids! - FrugalNavyWife

Small but quaint little park on the top of a hill in an iconic Vermont setting. Rate reflects a one week $150 rate. 20 min. west of Montpelier right on Hwy. 2 which does give traffic noise until about 10:00pm. Hookups all very accessible and host/owners very 'hands on' with flower beds, mowed lawns and prompt email and phone replies. WiFi excellent, did not try the above ground pool (too cold), honor system laundry (no hot water), sites are mostly grass but very level with picnic table and fire ring. Good tree shade from sun but satellite still available, very poor antenna TV (I got 1 station), good radio and ATT phone. A rec. room houses a pool table and book exchange in an enjoyable little park, many kudos to the on site owners, I would Certainly stay again. - SailorGolf

Small campground along large stream under scattered tree canopy, some open meadow sites. Minimal road noise, very peaceful with mountain views. Convenient to Montpelier (12 miles), as well as Cabot Cheese tour, Barre granite tour, & several maple sugar shacks. Does have a 1 lane bridge w wt limit of 24,000 lbs (as best I remember), otherwise would be big rig friendly. Open April to October, phone 802-426-3232 - readontheroad

This is a very nice KOA located next to a river. Gravel roads and pad with lots of grass. Escort to site and help backing into site. Everything you would expect at a good KOA. Nice shade. Path to the river. On Saturday Night they were sold out and alot of tenters which produced slow and intermittent wi-fi and lots of campfires. Between the road noise and the campfire smoke we had to sleep with the windows closed and AC on a beautiful night in New Hampshire. - lyzzards

This is a lovely small park situated alongside of The Ammonoosuc River. The sites are level with roads and sites compacted gravel. Good sized grass areas between sites with picnic table and fire ring. Plenty of space to accommodate our 36ft 5th wheel and tow truck and big rigs. It is an ideal location for visiting the delightful town of Littleton and shops and the beautiful White Mountain area. Cable TV and excellent Wifi play area and pool. It is also alongside of route 302 which didn't bother us at all, it is busy during the day but quiet at night. This is a very good KOA, we are finding it hard to find them recently so a refreshing change. We certainly recommend. - Harris England

What you expect from a KOA. Staff was especially attentive and keep a very clean campground. Park adjacent to river, which is great for wading/fishing/tubing. Camp store could use a wider variety of items. We would definitely stay here again. - McNamara's Band