Moose Brook State Park-New-Hampshire, White-Mountains, Eastern-White-Mountains Campground Review

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Moose Brook State Park
Posted on Thursday, September 04, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Gorham, NH - 603.466.3860

Meghan gave us this review on 09/04/08. Dates of Stay: August 2008. Will You Return? Undecided. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Overall we had a very good experience at Moose Brook. The campground was very quiet except for some heavy machinery noise that began as early as 6am every day except for Sunday. I believe it may have to do with the sand/gravel quarry down the street, but I am not certain of that. The drive to area attractions is less than an hour. We didn't make use of any of the walking trails or ponds on site. The camp store has very basic supplies, but they do carry firewood and ice. One evening, they were out of ice and they weren't sure when the next delivery would be. It is a short drive into town where there are a few places to pick up things.

Owners and Staff: The staff was very pleasant.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Most sites on the campground appear to be within the trees and heavily shaded. There were a number of sites that were more on a grassy field and more out in the open. A brook runs behind the campground and behind some of the sites.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: There appeared to be very few bad sites. I can say with certainty that 14 is a great site. Private (at a dead end) and very spacious. 9, 11-13, 15 were also very private and appeared to be spacious as well. Bad sites: Although not necessarily bad sites, 38-40A are close together and out in the open.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent. Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, somewhat small, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area.

Cell Phone Service: Verizon cell phones worked perfectly

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. Coin-metered showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: For camping, the restroom and shower facilities were perfect. They could have had one more shower house to accomodate all of the guests during their busier times. The showers were 25 cents for 2.5 minutes.

Activities and Amenities

pond, swimming, fishing, camp store, pets allowed

What is nearby? restaurants, amusements, nature trails. There are many things to do in the White Mountains. Plenty to do and see!

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Newburgh KOA
Posted on Wednesday, September 03, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-York • Hudson-Valley-Southern-NY

Plattekill, New York -

Cathy gave us this review on 09/03/08. Dates of Stay: 8/30/08 thru 9/02/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Everything about this campground is CLEAN!

Owners and Staff: Staff very friendly even during a busy weekend

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Nicely wooded, lots of flowers and neatly mowed grss

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: Didn't really see a bad one. Depends on what type of setup you have Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, wiFi available in TV lounge Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, picnic table, fire ring, Sites have gravel bottoms and are very level.

Cell Phone Service: Excellent Verizon service

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, Honestly can't tell who is seasonal and who isn't

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, Store seemed well stocked. All buildings and property were very neat and clean.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, nature trails. West Point, Hyde Park, Vanderbuilt as well as wineries,farm stands,apple orchards They have tours to NYC from campground.

Last comments: We really enjoy it here. It is close to home but we feel we could be a million miles away.

Related Regions: New-York • Hudson-Valley-Southern-NY

Mascoma Lake Campground
Posted on Wednesday, September 03, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Dartmouth-Lake-Sunapee

Web site: Mascoma Lake Campground

Lebanon, NH - 1-800-769-7861

Sue gave us this review on 09/03/08. Dates of Stay: 8/29/08-9/1/08. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: fair-average.

What stood out? Campground overlooks Lake Mascoma and hills surrounding. Small beach is just across the street. Very quiet atmosphere. Crowded feeling-- seasonal and big rig sites are one on top of another. Water/electric sites are nothing special.

Owners and Staff: We were pleased that owner kicked an obnoxious large group of cabin campers out of the campground after a very loud, late night.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Sites are very close together. Minimal views of lake from tenting and pop-up sites. Setting is hilly. Have to be able to walk fairly steep hill to use the restrooms. Restroom not very close to tenting and pop-up sites.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, somewhat small, close to the road, picnic table, fire ring,

Cell Phone Service: We had cell service at our site near top of campground and at beach.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: Small shower stalls but lots of hot water.

Activities and Amenities

lake, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, docks or moorings, recreation hall, video games, playground, pets allowed, laundry room,

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. Located close to VT border, so lots of options for day trips.

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Dartmouth-Lake-Sunapee

Canal Bridge Campground
Posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Edited briefly by That's Camping admin

Fryeburg, ME - 207-935-2286

Mark gave us this review on 09/02/08. Dates of Stay: 08/29/2008. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: horrible.

What stood out? Bathrooms and showers were dirty and smelly and in need of repair. No sign of toilet paper when it ran out. Some sites were seasonal and were unkept and filthy. Front office is an unattractive trailer. Our site had trash all around, even in the fire pit. Loud parties went on until 2am, sound echoes through the woods. My 3 kids, all under the age of 10, could not sleep. No apparent "quiet time" rules. Not recommended for families. More for the 20-something party canoe crowd.

Owners and Staff: I met two staff members who were polite.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: The Saco River and the beach at Canal Bridge is the attraction. The best time we had was swimming in the Saco. But, once you return to the campground in the trees, your happiness is replaced with disgust. The first thing you see is a broken down golf cart with the seats torn up, big blue or brown tarps covering who knows what.

Overall Site Quality: terrible

Good sites: None Bad sites: All

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water Campsite Descriptions: wooded, somewhat small, pine needle bottom, picnic table, fire ring,

Cell Phone Service: Sprint service worked fine.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: Cluttered, run down old golf cart, tarps covering something, trailers old and moldy-looking.

Clean restrooms and showers? no. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: I would not let my kids brush their teeth in there. They used the water hookup next to our site instead. Could not breathe due to the smell in the restrooms.

Activities and Amenities

river, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, camp store; Camp store had a few items, but I would not trust it was fresh. Playgroud was 2 swings on an old, rusty swingset. One camper lady told us she had been coming there for years and has noticed the deterioration over the past few years due to the new management. The town of Fryeburg needs to step in. Either that or the Board of Health.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, nature trails. North Conway shopping is 15 minutes away.

Last comments: My family will not stay there again until I hear many positive reviews. It is shame because they have access to one of the nicest beaches on the Saco River.

Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Eastern Slopes Campground
Posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Website: Eastern Slopes CG

North Conway, New Hampshire -

Roger Camire gave us this review on 09/01/08. Dates of Stay: 08/29/08-09/01/08. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: not good.

What stood out? When we booked our reservation, I specifically asked the attendant on the phone if your Campground Eastern Slopes Campground, (the company), accepted dogs and the person to whom I was speaking said “yes”. She didn’t mention any other restrictions - only that we would need to present proof that our dog received her rabies shot (which we presented on arrival 8/29/2008 approximately 8:00pm.) Our dog is part of our family and our kids really love her companionship. If your company did not accept dogs, then we would have simply said thank you and continued our search for a campground in the Mt Washington valley area that accepts dogs. Additionally, we have two small girls and obey the state mandated leash laws everywhere we go, ensuring our experience is a pleasant one for us as well as those we share the surroundings with; also, we always bring a roll of disposal plastic bags to pick-up after our dog.

On Sunday 8/31/2008 my family and I were out for one of our many walks when we were approached by one of the staff members (who was friendly), and mentioned that we were not allowed to walk our dog past the parking area by the general store. This restriction was not mentioned to us when we made our reservation a week prior to our arrival. When I confronted the owners about their policy they mentioned that it was clearly marked on the maps and brochures’ handed out when we check-in as well as on their web site.

After further review, this is not the case. Both the brochures we received and the company’s web site do not mention restrictions where dogs were or were not allowed to be lead on leash. My family and I felt we were taken advantage by these further imposed restrictions after paying for the Labor Day weekend (8/30, 8/31, and 9/1), and felt when I confronted the owners for clarification, they were unfriendly, and unwilling to negotiate a resolution to this unfortunate situation. After discussing this encounter with my wife, we both felt that we had to leave (a day early) before the situation got out of hand. We regret that this situation happened and feel the company should elaborate their pet policy, either making the rules such that pets would be allowed to accompany their families or make the campground completely off limits to pets to elevate any confusion.

Owners and Staff: In my opinion, the staff was friendly but the campground owners were unwilling to reconcile situation.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: In my opinion, the campground landscape was well kept. The bathrooms needed additional work (they were unfinished).

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, large and spacious, close to the road, sandy bottom, grassy bottom, pine needle bottom, picnic table, fire ring,

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly,

Clean restrooms and showers? no. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? no.

Activities and Amenities

pool, river, swimming, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, pets allowed,

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails.

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Smugglers Notch State Park
Posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 -- Related Regions: Vermont • Northern-Vermont

Stowe, Vermont -

Jennifer gave us this review on 09/02/08. Dates of Stay: 8/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? The campground was spotless. The views were wonderful. Facitilies clean. The sites were secluded. It was very quiet even though the park was full.

Owners and Staff: Staff was very pleasant and helpful with suggesting activities. They even stopped in one night to see if we needed anything. They rake the sites and clean the fire rings before your visit.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: The campground is wooded and beautiful. It is somewhat rustic, but well maintained.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, private, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring,

Cell Phone Service: No problem with cell phone service, even though we were in the mountains.

Activities and Amenities

No activities or amenties, but there is plenty to do in Stowe/Smugglers Notch.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. Lots of great hiking and biking nearby in Stowe and Smugglers Notch.

Last comments: This is a beautiful, quiet place to stay while you hike the green mountains, bike the Stowe bike trail, dine at the Stowe restaurants and visit the shops. Burlington is under an hour away and a great place for biking, restaurants, shops, etc.

Related Regions: Vermont • Northern-Vermont

Oxbow Campground
Posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Monadnock

Web site: Oxbow Campground

Deering/Hillsborough, NH - 603-464-5952

TLR gave us this review on 09/02/08. Dates of Stay: Aug/Sept 08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 30'

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Very spacious campsites! We were in Sites 128 and 130 in the very back of the campground. VERY level, nice little 'cul-de-sac' in the back. Seasonal people are extremely friendly. Major stand out: 5 mph speed limit w/in the CG...not 10, not 6...FIVE. Enforced. Trash pick-up!

Owners and Staff: Owners were extremely friendly. One staff member could have opted for a high-volume "Slow down, please!" instead of the nasty "SLOW DOWN!" that we got when we were accidently going over the 5mph speed limit the first day. But hey, we WERE told right at check in that it is STRICTLY enforced, so can't complain, really. It won't deter me from coming back. It's a great campground.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Nice playground/field area, HUGE sites with plenty of room to maneuver even the largest of rigs in here. Nice, level sites. 2 ponds: one smaller 'catch & release' pond and one larger for swimming & paddleboating. Groceries (Shaw's), hardware, & coffee (DD) just down the street. Activities the whole weekend we were there (Labor-Day) included free hot dog lunch on Sat, a Yardsale, loud, but EXCELLENT band on Sat night. This CG is less than 30 mins from the Hopkinton Fair, which runs on Labor-Day weekend. This is a 100% recycling campground, so you are given trash bags when you check in for regular trash and recycleables, and there is daily trash pick-up at your site. And they deliver your firewood for you! Nice! These folks know how to make sure that their campground runs smoothly and stays clean, and it shows.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: I don't think I saw a bad one in there, but thought that the 'back' section was very nice where we were...sites would be any of the ones beyond the restrooms starting at perhaps site #65 and all along that road/cul-de-sac. Bad sites: None noted.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, As of Labor-Day 08, cable not yet wired to back section Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, close to the road, sandy bottom, pine needle bottom, picnic table, fire ring

Cell Phone Service: Sprint/Nextel- No service.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, EXCEPTIONALLY FRIENDLY seasonals!

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. Coin-metered showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers:

Activities and Amenities

pond, swimming, fishing, boat rentals, recreation hall, live entertainment, playground, camp store, pets allowed, security gate. Limited Camp store (but large grocery store nearby), no pool, but swimming pond. Rec-hall not visited, but description on website.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, Concord is the nearest big-city and is about 40 min drive from the CG, but there is a little downtown area less than a mile away, and other conveniences (commercial-type like grocery, pharmacy, McDonald's, hardware) about 2 miles down the road. Hopkinton State Fairgrounds 30 mins up I-89.

Last comments: Nice campground for relaxing with just enough going on to keep you entertained. The owners' commitment to keeping traffic and trash under control is certainly a unique quality and is a plus for this camper.

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Monadnock

Papoose Pond Campground
Posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Web site: Papoose Pond Campground

Waterford , Maine - 1-207-583-4470

NH Camping Family gave us this review on 09/02/08. Dates of Stay: 8/29/2008 - 9/1/2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 27'

Overall Campground Rating: fair-average.

What stood out? I haven't been to Papoose Pond since I was a teenager, 20 + years ago. It is a nicely laid out campground with lots of activities. We found the staff to be helpful and friendly. There were a few issues however. 1. We camped with a group of friends, and 2 of us arrived at the same time. The site reserved for our friends who have a larger travel trailer was TINY. No way there camper would fit. Luckily, ours would, so we just switched sites. 2. NO Cell Service. (I know - to some this would be a plus, and maybe in a few years I will think that too.) To talk to our 17 year old who stayed home because he had to work we had to drive down the road 5 - 10 minutes to find service. Not a big deal, but people should be aware. 3. Our son drove up to spend the day with us on Sunday - went to the office to register - and was given a map to the WRONG site. He drove around the campground looking for us, and of course couldn't call because no cell service. On the plus side: Lots of activiies, the pond is absolutely gorgeous. They put our families together on a dead end street, so the kids could all play in the road safely.

Owners and Staff: All contacts we had with the staff were friendly and helpful, except for given wrong directions to our site. Office/Registration Building is not handicapped accessible.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Wooded, sandy bottom sites, very clean campground. Sorrounding area was very rural. 15 - 20 minutes to a town with stores. Campground is on two sides of a VERY busy road where speed is definately an issue.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: Just be aware that you need to let the staff know how big your camper is, some are smaller than others. All are very nicely laid out. Bad sites: Sites near the busy road

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, private, semi-private, somewhat small, close to the road, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring,

Cell Phone Service: No service. No Wifi on site, but available near office. No cable.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? no. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: I did not notice if showers were free or not. There were several bathhouses scattered throughout the campground.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, live entertainment, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, No security gate. I did see staff patroling in the evening, but no real security.

What is nearby? nature trails. Not much near by but nature!

Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Broken Branch KOA
Posted on Monday, September 01, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Woodstock, NH -

The Mardins gave us this review on 09/01/08. Dates of Stay: 8/29-9/01. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: fair-average.

What stood out? The restrooms were clean, the grounds were taken care of nicely.

Owners and Staff: A couple of the staff were nice, but some were not nice to the children, the rules changed daily. Found out after we got there, not all activities were included in the price, which we were told that they were, not once but twice, we asked about this and were assured both times everything was included.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Not enough trees.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Campsite hookups: electric, water, basic Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise, Too close to the highway, lots of noise from the traffic.

Cell Phone Service: Good cell reception

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: Should be cleaned more that once a day. Ran out of papers frequently.

Activities and Amenities

pool, river, video games, pool table, live entertainment, bingo, tv or movies, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, dumping station,

What is nearby? grocery stores, Not too sure about other things around.

Last comments: I just dont think they had the right personality to run a family campground.

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Jim Thorpe Camping Resort
Posted on Monday, September 01, 2008 -- Related Regions: Pennsylvania • Eastern-Pennsylvania

(That's Camping edited review slightly)

Jim Thorpe, PA - 570-325-2644

Brian Fidler gave us this review on 09/01/08. Dates of Stay: 8/29/2008-9/1/2008. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 25 ft

Overall Campground Rating: horrible.

What stood out? The sights are terribly narrow,basically awning against next sites camper,or over top of slideouts,with sewer hook ups a few feet from your camper door.

Owners and Staff: The owner is the rudest,angriest person I have ever had the displeasure of paying money to camp with.One member of our group asked politely if he could have a discount due to the size of his sight,at which point the owner became irate ,using vulgar language and told him he should leave the campground without a refund.Then he confronted me since I made the reservations ,still hurling four letter words while my children were in the camper a few feet away.Finally after lying about the width of the sites he walked away allowing our friends to stay in disgust.He was also rude when asked for directions to a local attraction and threw change across a counter at my wife after purchasing a pack of gum.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Tent sites right next to the road,to many sites to close together,,expect a mud hole at the slightest rain,road noise from our sites,not a private setting at all.

Overall Site Quality: terrible

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, somewhat small, close to the road, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise, I gave all info on sizes,slideouts at time of reservation and was assured we would all fit,length of sites was fine but the sites we had were way to narrow ,parked tight against the hook ups and the awnings on the edge of your site is to small .

Cell Phone Service: we had no problem with cell phone service

Comments on restrooms and showers: didnt use the restroom facilities

Activities and Amenities

pool, video games, pool table, live entertainment, playground, camp store, snack bar, pets allowed, dumping station, playground was small and dirty,no planned activities,did have a DJ for a little while on one evening

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. The Jim Thorpe area has plenty to do,rafting,hiking ,outdoor activites are endless.Beautiful scenery,historical sites and great shops and resteraunts,a wonderful place to visit

Last comments: It's a beautiful place to visit ,but I'd suggest finding somewhere else to stay.

Related Regions: Pennsylvania • Eastern-Pennsylvania

Papoose Pond Resort and Campground
Posted on Saturday, August 30, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Web site: Papoose Pond Resort and Campground

Waterford, ME -

Real Campers gave us this review on 08/30/08. Dates of Stay: 8/16 - 8/24. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: fair-average.

What stood out? What really stood out when making the reservations was that there is a section of sites that have "Deluxe Cabinettes" (aka Private Bathrooms w/ an outdoor covered kitchen area). Since we have small children this was especially appealing. Upon arriving the site was clean and fairly level. There were activities (mainly sports activities) scheduled throughout the day for varous age groups. We booked over the phone and received no explanation of their cancellation policy.

Owners and Staff: Our initial contact with them was fine. Our second contact left a lot to be desired. We were never told of the cancellation policy and never received anything in the mail so was not aware they had one. About 3 weeks prior to our arrival we needed to make an slight change to our reservation due to issues with school. We contacted them only to be told we were within the 30 day window and couldn't make any changes. I was more than unhappy because if I had known this type of cancellation policy existed I would never have booked. After complaining their resolution was to "give" us a "free" night tacked on to the end of our stay. This meant that we payed for 7 nights and got 1 for "free". We were only able to go for 6 nights so we lost out on two of the nights. When giving us the "free" night, the manager said it like he was doing us a favor which he wasn't. If I was asking to break rules I knew about I would understand but these were never told to us (and I did find out later that they were on their website but I didn't look at or book through their website).

The office staff at check in were a group of 3 young ladies who didn't seem to have much of a clue. My husband asked a few questions and they didn't know the answers for any of them and they were relating to their campground.

The counselors that ran the activities were also young and didn't really get into the activities and instead stood around and chatted with each other while the kids played.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Average campground that is spread out over a decent size area. There is a main office, store/arcade, cafe, rental office, beach, and craft lodge on one side of the campground and on the other side of the main road there is a pool with rec hall and mini golf.

The campground is located approximately 20 minutes to the grocery store and other retail shopping. There didn't seem to be very much to do in that area. Most of the campers seemed to stay at the campground and participate in the activities offered there.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Good sites: n/a Bad sites: the only ones I wouldn't recommend are the ones close to the busy main road.

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, WiFi is available at the main office area Campsite Descriptions: wooded, semi-private, close to the road, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise

Cell Phone Service: Zero cell phone service for AT&T or Verizon.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, river, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, bingo, tv or movies, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station; Pool could use some supervision. Twice we had to leave because of children that were not supervised and were actually jumping into the pool onto other people. When we told the staff memeber manning the mini golf office right at the entrance to the pool she shrugged her shoulders and did nothing about it.

Last comments: I had high expectations for this campground and was very disappointed in the end. Yes, there were good parts to it but overall I didn't the campground itself.

Related Regions: Maine • Western-Lakes-Mountains

Bradbury Mountain State Park
Posted on Saturday, August 30, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Web site: Bradbury Mountain State Park

Pownal, Maine -

Priscilla gave us this review on 08/30/08. Dates of Stay: 08-08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent - Size of Camping Unit: n/a

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Beautiful and spacious sites, quiet and so clean. Excellent facilities for washing dishes, showers and restrooms. A 5th wheel pulled up next to our site and had plenty of room for their RV and truck plus tenting and play.

Owners and Staff: Happy and helpful. Very kind. But they ALWAYS are at this park.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: A gorgeous woodland forest! A perfect place to hike, bike or for horse riding. Easy climb to the summit even for small children. Lovely and colorful mushrooms this year! Every site has fire pits and there is a nice playground area across the street at the other part of the campground for day hikes, picnics etc.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water; I'm unsure about WiFi, but I could use my cell phone there no problem. Campsite Descriptions: wooded, semi-private, large and spacious, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area. Group camping I believe is allowed. Best to check with the park itself.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, cluttered; One was super clean (hosts) the other hosts area seem to be more "Lived in"

Activities and Amenities

pets allowed; Unsure about dumping station.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. Within 20 minutes you can be in Portland and just 10 to Freeport...and the famous LL Beans (our states pride and joy for the retailers!) Great restaurants, shopping galore. Portland ranks one of the highest restaurants per capita in the U.S. Great and funky town with TONS to do!

Last comments: This whole region is great. Once you leave Portland it becomes a beautiful wooded, scenic haven! If you need some urban life for a bit, definitely check out downtown Portland. It's not far from the sites and it's an easy drive.

Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Ledgeview village rv resort
Posted on Friday, August 29, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-York • Adirondacks • Lake-George

Queensbury, NY -

Jerry gave us this review on 08/29/08. Dates of Stay: August 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 28 feet

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Wide site access for larger units, extremely clean restroom and showers, quiet, multiple recreational options (game room with ping pong and pool table, full bocci court, shuffleboard court, horseshoe pits, and good sized pool).

Owners and Staff: Everyone in camp office was friendly and helpful.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Tall pine and no undergrowth.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: All of the transient sites seemed to be level and equally good. Bad sites: I did not check the entire campground, so cannot report on bad sites.

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: somewhat small, sandy bottom, pine needle bottom, picnic table, fire ring, No privacy between sites. Sites have tiers of landscape timbers to divide sites which are on higher or lower levels, which prevents water run-off in case of rain and also to help identify site separation.

Cell Phone Service:

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? . Additional comments on restrooms and showers: Clean, well-lit.

Activities and Amenities

pool, swimming, recreation hall, video games, pool table, playground, camp store, laundry room, security gate. Store offered numerous rv supplies, but the food selection seemed limited. I wish the pool was heated or had at least a solar cover. ater was too cold for some of our family. Pool was extremely clean and well-managed.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails.

Last comments: For a calm, clean, worry-free get away weekend, this is the place. No pets allowed so this is a plus. Most campers seemed to be away at local attractions most of the day, so we had the bocci court, shuffleboard, ping pong, and pool mostly to ourselves.

Related Regions: New-York • Adirondacks • Lake-George

Clearwater Campground
Posted on Thursday, August 28, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Lakes-Region • Lake-Winnipesaukee

Meredith, NH - 603-279-7761

Carol gave us this review on 08/28/08. Dates of Stay: 7/2006, 8/2007, 8/2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Motor Home - Size of Camping Unit: 36'

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? We have stayed at this campground over the years and find it very clean and well kept. The bathhouses are about the cleanist you can find. The sites are wooded and always cleaned whena camper leaves and before another arrives. We have never found anything to complain about!!

Owners and Staff: Jon and Sue are always most gracios and friendly. They are willing to help in anyway they can. The staff is very friendly and their ages seem to be from young to middleage which is always nice since they know how to interact with all campers. They obviously have been welll trained by the owners since they also are very courteous, understanding and helpful.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: This campgrpund is wooded and has a very nice beach, which gets raked every morning, which is very safe for younsters. The roads are well kept and teh grass is always cut.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: All of the sites are nice but we like the sites on the beach loop the best. Bad sites: There are no bad sites

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Hookups are all modern and up to date. Campsite Descriptions: wooded, private, large and spacious, picnic table, fire ring, The sites are well kept and vary in size but will accept all rigs. The oqners have done a good job of matching rigs to sites.

Cell Phone Service: We have Verizon and had full bars. Does not seem to be a prblem.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, Seasonal sites are well kept and do not have clutter. The trailers are clean and the people are friendly.

Activities and Amenities

lake, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, docks or moorings, recreation hall, video games, pool table, bingo, tv or movies, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, security gate. The camp store is clean and well stocked. The beach store has snacks and ice cream for those at the beach or walking around.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails.

Last comments: This is a great campground and well worth the visit!!

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Lakes-Region • Lake-Winnipesaukee

Mercer/Grove City KOA
Posted on Thursday, August 28, 2008 -- Related Regions: Pennsylvania • Western-Pennsylvania

Mercer, Pennsylvania - 724-7483160

Dave gave us this review on 08/28/08. Dates of Stay: Aug 08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Heated pool, but needs some cleaning & paint,clean campground, garbage pickup,cable 7 wi fi included, nice fishing area, close to Grove city outlets & Mercer Speedway,front spots are noisy due to close proximity to road.

Owners and Staff: Outstanding, young staff on the desk,very helpful!

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Lots of mature trees,even flowers and landscaping,gravel trailer areas,(no dirt in trailer)Decks and Patio spots are neet! Concrete pads at some fire pits.Evergreens separating spots would be nice.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, close to the road, fire ring, highway noise,

Cell Phone Service: Cell phone ok

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? don't remember. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: Very clean lots of hot water

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, nature trails.

Last comments: Cell phones and walkie talkies(sprint nextel) are annoying, people talk so loud you can hear them,from a row away.

Related Regions: Pennsylvania • Western-Pennsylvania

Ashuelot River Campground
Posted on Tuesday, August 26, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Monadnock

Swanzey, NH - 603-355-2267

Camper1 gave us this review on 08/26/08. Dates of Stay: 8/23/08. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Tent - Size of Camping Unit: n/a

Overall Campground Rating: not good.

What stood out? Exceptional landscaping. Very buggy!! On site store closed before 8 p.m.

Owners and Staff: The owners were very nice. Didn't see any additinal staff.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: There is a major roadway on the other side of the river so you hear traffic throughout the day/night.

Overall Site Quality: not good

Good sites: close to the road noise Bad sites: close to the road noise

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, Campsite Descriptions: somewhat small, close to the road, sandy bottom, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise, group camping area.

Cell Phone Service: No cell phone service (Sprint).

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

river, playground, camp store, dumping station, security gate. No planed activities

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, About 15 min to Keene NH

Last comments: No one ever answers the phone always have to leave message. This camp ground is well kept. There is a serious need for planed activates especially for campers w/children.

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Monadnock

Flat Rock Bridge camping resort
Posted on Monday, August 25, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Web site: Flat Rock Bridge camping resort

Lebanon , Maine -

Rosie gave us this review on 08/25/08. Dates of Stay: 8-21 / 8-24. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent - Size of Camping Unit: W28

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Very clean, very safe for the kids, lots of well planned activities and excellent amenities. Great please for family.

Owners and Staff: Helpful, staff walking through the campgrounds every 20 minutes. Fun staff provided well planned activities. Staff kept bathrooms clean all day long.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Beautiful well kept grounds. Very nice shaded, clean sites. Clean pool, and hot tub. River ran through the campground and the kids were able to ride tubes for free.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: All sites were great, everyone seemed to have been enjoying their sites.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, close to the road, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area. This is a great please for families to spend quality time together. Very safe place for the children.

Cell Phone Service: Cell worked perfect from everywhere in the campground. Was able to stay connected to internet while there.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, Great friendly staff and very happy campers

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, river, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, security gate. Nice warm well kept pools and water slide. Updated playgrounds, well stocked camp store. A theater on site.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, nature trails. Ocean Beach, amusement parks and Portland Maine within 45 from campground

Last comments: Great place to take your kids to. I drove 7 hours to get there and would do again in a flash.

Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Minuteman Campground
Posted on Monday, August 25, 2008 -- Related Regions: Massachusetts • Central-MA

Web site: Minuteman Campground

Littleton, MA - (877) 677-0042

Larry gave us this review on 08/25/08. Dates of Stay: Aug 21-24, 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 16 feet extended

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Seeing the owners working very hard to keep the grounds clean!

Owners and Staff: Friendly and helpful when asked for some info. They were seen through out the day working at keeping the campground clean and doing a heck of a job at it too!

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Not much real landscaping per se. The campground sits in the woods under a bed of pine and other trees.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: All looked good and large enough. Bad sites: n/a

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, wifi Campsite Descriptions: wooded, large and spacious, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area. The sites were plenty big for nearly any type of vehicle(s).They are all level. Probably the only negative it that some people park nearly on the access roads to the sites making getting in and out of sites sometimes difficult.

Cell Phone Service: There was excellent cell phone service here for Verizon Wireless.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? . free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: The mens room had an air conditioner in it. When it got warm, the a/c went on and kept it at a comfy 72 degrees. Very nice! It looks like the restrooms/shower area was recently updated and was in great shape and large enough for anyone.

Activities and Amenities

pool, swimming, recreation hall, video games, playground, camp store, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, We were so busy that we didn't spend much time other than sleeping and dinner and breakfast with showers there. So I don't know if there were any planned activities or not.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. There is an excellent area for kids and adults about 5 miles away at Kimball Farm for food, ice cream (yum), mini golf and more. About 15 miles away is Minuteman Park, Walden Pond, hiking trails and more. A very historical area. Within an hour is Gloucester/Rockport, Boston, Kittery, Maine, and more.

Last comments: We kayaked Walden Pond (15 miles away) and the Concord River and went under the Old North Bridge. Some pretty hefty historical places. Those alone will keep you busy with sights. The Minuteman campground is definetly a inviting place to stay. Just bring your bug repellnt as the mosqitoes were merceless.

Related Regions: Massachusetts • Central-MA

Partridge Hollow Campground
Posted on Sunday, August 24, 2008 -- Related Regions: Massachusetts • Central-MA

Monson, Mass. -

Bob & Jean Bathgate gave us this review on 08/24/08. Dates of Stay: 08/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit:

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? The beautiful way it was made amoung the pine trees. It's well maintained landscape and very reasonable store and firewood. And the fun time at the Bingo Hall.

Owners and Staff: They were pleasant and helpful and cared about everyone.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Everything was well maintained and taken care of. A real joy to stay there. We hated to leave.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: B-7 Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, semi-private, picnic table, fire ring, Was just right in size and everyone there were very friendly and made us feel at home.

Cell Phone Service: I had to step outside my camper to talk to my parents in Pa. But that was okay with me. Our trip was very enjoyable for the 2 days we were there.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, Maybe someday we will be seasonal campers too there.

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, recreation hall, bingo, camp store, pets allowed, dumping station, security gate.

What is nearby? nature trails. The Creamery and Produce Farm up the road were swell and the corn was delicious and the very best.

Last comments: Look forward to coming again. We recommend this campground to anyone. Just enjoy!

Related Regions: Massachusetts • Central-MA

Ocean Lakes
Posted on Saturday, August 23, 2008 -- Related Regions: Miscellaneous

Web site: Ocean Lakes

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - 843-238-5636

David & Janice gave us this review on 08/23/08. Dates of Stay: August 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? 5th Wheel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 36 ft.

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Directly on the Atlantic Ocean, about 5,000 sites of which about 4,000 are annual lease. This park is considered a "mega park" by the rv industry.

Owners and Staff: Whole staff very friendly and accomodating

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Beachfront, little landscaping, just beach

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: Whole park is pull thru's, the concrete pad sites near the beach are the best. K Section has good shade. The sites are adequate, but the atmosphere is "packed in" Bad sites: None

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi, 90 Cable channels Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, sandy bottom, picnic table, This is beachfront camping, all pull thru's, and packed in.

Cell Phone Service: Cell phone service was fine

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: No seasonals noted, although they have about 4,000 annual lease sites with campers and fully built beach homes on the property

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, ocean, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, video games, pool table, bingo, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, security gate. Excellent pool complex called Sandy Harbor, huge Rec building, Skate park under Observation Deck, three ice cream stands, large grocery store on property, golf cart rentals, rv sales and service, all on property

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails. Lots to do in the area, but you can spend your whole vacation here and never leave the park

Last comments: Fabulous place to spend a vacation if you like the beach. You can book a reservation on line as they book by site number!

Related Regions: Miscellaneous

Fredricksburg - Washington KOA
Posted on Saturday, August 23, 2008 -- Related Regions: Miscellaneous

Fredricksburg, Virginia - 540-898-7252

David and Janice gave us this review on 08/23/08. Dates of Stay: August 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? 5th Wheel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 36 ft.

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Quaint, quiet setting in the woods, six miles from highway and major shopping area of I-95

Owners and Staff: Friendly and extremely helpful

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Clean and neat

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: Some pull thrus, lots of back ins Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, semi-private, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, 50 amp service and big rig friendly

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: No seasonals noted

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, video games, playground, camp store, AM coffee, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station,

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, amusements, Kings Dominion is 30 minutes south, Washington D.C. is easily 45 - 60 minute north

Last comments: Nice enough place to stay, but not for too long, as not much for a family to do in the campground. Owners very helpful to campers, they lent me an air compressor to properly inflate tires on rv and tow vehicle.

Related Regions: Miscellaneous

Ponderosa Campground
Posted on Friday, August 22, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Jersey

Cape May Courthouse, New Jersey

Un-satisfied Customer gave us this review on 08/22/08. Dates of Stay: 08/08. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? other

Overall Campground Rating: horrible.

What stood out? N/A - I have no information on the actual campground, since they messed up our reservation. They accepted our 2 day reservation (sending us confirmation, charging us and telling us the balance on the 2 day reservation they ACCEPTED), then telling us we needed to stay 3 days (which we were unable to do). When we advised we could not stay the 3 days, they said we had to cancel - no big deal, right? Well, then they tell us that since they screwed up our reservation/confirmation, we would need pay the $14.00 credit card processing fee. Now, is this the kind of establishment you want to deal with?

Owners and Staff: The staff is obviously incompetent, as I spoke to them via phone, after I made my reservations online and at no point did they tell me that I needed to stay 3 days. The owner is the most rude and un-professional person I have ever had the DISPLEASURE of dealing with. I am amazed that he actually runs a business - but as with most things, time will take care of that, as this is not the first negative reveiw out there (unfortunately, I did not look for them prior to booking his campground) - you live and learn, but word of mouth will ensure that no one I know and no one they know will EVER visit this campground.

Related Regions: New-Jersey

Ferndale Acres
Posted on Friday, August 22, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Seacoast

Web site: Ferndale Acres

Lee, NH - 603-659-5082

Jan Shultz gave us this review on 08/22/08. Dates of Stay: 8/12/08-8/18/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 26 Ft

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Very quiet, central to the coast for beaches and activities- VERY AFFORDABLE, family friendly, definately an older crowd of seasonals, but very nice people.

Owners and Staff: Owners were very nice, always available to help out when needed. Campstore, game room,weekend activities, coin showers are large but limited hot water, WESC available in many sites, laundry area at showers.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Quiet, wooded, large sites. Campstore with limited hours, but owners onsite for emergencies. Big, clean pool. Nice sized playgroung for the little ones. Small game room, older machines, but I don't camp for the game room. WI FI hotspot at game room, but also wire hookup if needed.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: 104-109 are excellent, very close to pool, 36- 41 for large open playground. Bad sites: Didn't see one.

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, picnic table, fire ring, Overall- can't beat the prices- $220.00 wk for full hookup

Cell Phone Service: Cell phone service is scetchy at the campground, but good on the camproad when you drive in.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. Coin-metered showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? don't remember.

Activities and Amenities

pool, river, swimming, recreation hall, video games, pool table, bingo, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, camp store, ice cream, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station

What is nearby? grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails.

Last comments: Walter- you're a great guy. Keep up the good work!

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Seacoast

Flat Rock Bridge Family Resort
Posted on Friday, August 22, 2008 -- Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Web site: Flat Rock Bridge Family Resort

Lebanon, ME - 207-339-9465

Theresa gave us this review on 08/22/08. Dates of Stay: 08/15/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Travel Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 31

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Constant activities, clean facilities, beautiful new pool, tubing down adjacent river. Cons: sites still need improving, uneven, roots showing, dirt sites.

Owners and Staff: Staff was very helpful.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Camped in the safari field, beautiful area, full grass and sun. Many sites are in deep shade, with dirt bottoms. Some other areas need tending, ball field cut weeds.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Good sites: We loved the N79 area, no shade but great grass. Also the area connected to the S50 area, shaded, but nice layout. Many of the other areas are deep under trees and dirt floors. Some like that, we didn't. Bad sites: Down near the river can be tricky. We went when it was raining for weeks, area was muddy, and horrible with mosquitos. Previous tenters said that wasn't the norm, but rather a first for them.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, somewhat small, close to the road, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area.

Cell Phone Service: Great cell service.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, river, swimming, fishing, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, bingo, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, security gate. Beautiful new pool, 300 foot waterslide, 100 seat movie theater, tons of improvements made.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements,

Last comments: Can't wait to go back! My family had a great time here, even knowing that improvements are still being made, it was a great trip!

Related Regions: Maine • Southern-Maine

Wilderness Lake
Posted on Wednesday, August 20, 2008 -- Related Regions: Connecticut

Web site: Wilderness Lake

Willington, CT -

Erika gave us this review on 08/20/08. Dates of Stay: 08/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? How kid-friendly it is. It's great for families new to camping or families with children.

Owners and Staff: The hosts are friendly and helpful. Wood and Ice can be delivered right to your site.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Wooded area with comfortable hiking. There is a small lake with a sandy beach area for swimming.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: 15-18 - near playground Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: electric, water, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, sandy bottom, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area. The sites can range from small (1-2 tent) to large group sites.

Activities and Amenities

lake, swimming, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, tv or movies, playground, camp store, pets allowed, Also a small Miniature Golf course, volleyball, and horseshoes.

What is nearby? grocery stores,

Related Regions: Connecticut

Covered Bridge Campsite
Posted on Wednesday, August 20, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-York • Catskills

Web site: Covered Bridge Campsite

Livingston Manor, NY - (845) 439-5093

Sagar S. Mungekar gave us this review on 08/20/08. Dates of Stay: 08/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent - Size of Camping Unit: n/a

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? This campsite gives visitors all of the options, from a site for campers with hook-ups to walk-in sites with no hook-ups for tent campers. All of the sites are close to the river for easy fishing.

Owners and Staff: The only one whom you'll ever speak to there is Heidi, and she's great. She runs a small general store for necessities, and is always willing to give helpful suggestions of things to do and places to go. Each night's fee also gets you a bundle of seasoned firewood, with an additional bundle for each paid extra person.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: This campground is located in the Catskills, right by the Willowemoc River. There are sites for campers as well as ones for tents. We stayed in the "super secluded island sites", which were great. We could hardly make out any of our neighbors, and could not see a single car, electric light, or road. There's also a small farm on the ground with a few animals.

Overall Site Quality: excellent

Good sites: Island 1 Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, Dial-up connection for Internet offered at office Campsite Descriptions: wooded, private, large and spacious, fire ring, If you're staying on the island, both sites are good. #2 is more secluded, but #1 is slightly bigger. You need to hike/walk into the island sites across a small creek, so it takes a few trips from the parking area to the site to haul gear.

Cell Phone Service: There is no cell phone service in or around the campsite (Verizon). You may get an analog signal in some areas, but you can't depend on it.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: friendly campers,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: From the island sites, the nearest outhouse is by the parking area, with just a pit toilet. A short walk away are showers, sinks, and toilets with running hot water.

Activities and Amenities

river, fishing, camp store, security gate. Great fishing on the creek. Farm animals are fun to feed. The campstore has sufficient necessities. The free firewood is a great service.

What is nearby? nature trails. Great hiking and fly fishing in the area.

Last comments: This is a great campsite for tent campers in that they are not surrounded by RVs and a lot of noise.

Related Regions: New-York • Catskills

Eastern Slopes
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

N. Conway, NH -

Col gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: August 9-Aug 16, 2008. Will You Return? Undecided. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer - Size of Camping Unit:

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? The campground is in a great location. Sites are nice, large and mostly level, especially with the wooden canopies. The playground needs a paint job,yet the kids had a great time. The bathrooms need a paint job and better drainage. In the morning the bathrooms were "hosed down" which lead to wet toilet paper and VERY wet floors. At times the paper towels and TP ran out. Perhaps a midday cleaning would be helpful. Positive note...the bathrooms were self contained(toilet, sink and shower all in one and private. Ice cream sundae night was affordable and plentiful. Hayrides were frequent and fun. Overall, this was a decent campground. A bit of a disappointment when the activities director left the week we arrived.

Owners and Staff: New owners, trying to make things work. Suggestions: work on bathroom cleanliness, activities director would have been nice. Excellent location, grounds are neat and has great potential.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Some wooded sites with wooden canopies(which is great!) Some sites are in the "field" but seemed to be self contained, pull through sites. The river beaches were nice. Playground and fields were good for the kids.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: 16-18 Bad sites:

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, semi-private, large and spacious, close to the road, sandy bottom, picnic table, fire ring,

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

pool, river, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, pool table, playground, theme weekends, camp store, ice cream, security gate. A laundry room would be an excellent addition.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails. Echo Lake, Kangamangus Highway, Story land

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • White-Mountains • Eastern-White-Mountains

Bourne Scenic Park
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: Massachusetts • Cape-Cod-Southern

Web site: Bourne Scenic Park

Bourne, MA - (508)759-7873

JJZS gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: 08/16-18/2008. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Hybrid Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 23'

Overall Campground Rating: not good.

What stood out? Good:Nice playground, great area with access to the Cape Cod canal trail, clean bathrooms. Bad:Constant campground traffic, constant road noise from Rte.6, campers packed in like sardines, constant barking dogs, noisy neighbors, full dumpsters, ants everywhere.

Owners and Staff: Staff friendly and polite.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Fair amount of trees, no real landscaping to speak of.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, Grey water drains. Campsite Descriptions: wooded, large and spacious, somewhat small, close to the road, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise, On paper, our site looked spacious, in person there were trees in the middle of the site so that it actually appeared to be 2 small sites. Due to the trees in the middle of the site,I had to park our trailer very close to the road so that the awning would clear the tree, but I had the other half of the site to park the truck.

Cell Phone Service: Verizon service had good reception.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: cluttered, snobby seasonal campers, too many seasonal sites. This park seemed to be almost all seasonal. Nobody said hello or waved or smiled. Noisy people.

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes.

Activities and Amenities

recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, snack bar, pets allowed, dumping station, security gate.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails. Beautiful area just minutes from Cape Cod, beaches, short drive to Plymouth.

Last comments: We were next to a site that had 3 tents, a screenhouse, 3 dogs and 6 people. The dogs would bark everytime someone went by the site, which was about every minute or so. There was trash, food scraps, dirty dishes all over their site & picnic table(we ended up with ants in our trailer). I kept chasing off a stray cat that was trying to give us a 'welcome' gift of a dead chipmunk. Dumpsters were full on Saturday night and were very ripe by Monday morning.

Related Regions: Massachusetts • Cape-Cod-Southern

KOA Boston/Cape Cod
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: Massachusetts • Cape-Cod-Southern

Web site: KOA Boston/Cape Cod

Middleboro, MA - (508) 947-6435

Larry gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: 8-11-08 thru 8-17-08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 16

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? Very friendly & accomodating staff. Lots of camp sites.

Owners and Staff: We were supposed to stay only one night, but when our plans fell thru 5 days earlier at a different campground (Little River Campground in Gloucester), we called and they graciously accomodated us and we were very happy abou that. The staff seemed very happy and were very social which made our visit very pleasant.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Clean grounds is what comes to mind when you drive in. It gives a positive impression.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: They all seem pretty good. Some are tucked behind the 2nd bath house and into the woods for more privacy. Bad sites: We didn't see any bad sites. But the access road to the wooded sites is very bumpy and should be either paved or re-graded.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, wifi free wifi thru out Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, close to the road, sandy bottom, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, highway noise, group camping area. Our picnic table needed repairs or to be replaced as it was rotting out. We noticed this on many other picnic tables at other sites.

Cell Phone Service: Verizon wireless worked great there.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, Everyone was very friendly for seasonal.

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: Another bath house is badly needed when the campground is full. Also cleaning times shut down bath houses/rest rooms for 2 hours at a time. The locks on the bathroom doors need to be replaced as barely any work properly. The shower stalls are small and tough to manuever in unless you are petite.

Activities and Amenities

pool, swimming, recreation hall, video games, pool table, bingo, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, There are two laundry rooms that are supposed to be open 24 hours. But when the store closes (8-8) the laundry room beneath it closes too. The other laundry room had 4 washers and 2 dryers and a long, long waiting line for it's use. With the need for a 3rd bath house/rest room is also the need for a 3rd laundry room.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, nature trails. Plymouth is 15 miles away. A large grocery and shopping area is 10 minutes away. The Cape Cod Canal bike trail is 25 min away. Many beaches and places to explore are with in 10 minutes. Plus lots of seafood places to eat - YUM! And Providence is 45 min away and Newport a little further and much more.

Last comments: While the campground needs some updating to properly accomodate all the campers, it still is a very clean and hospitable place to stay. There are so many things to do within an hour, it makes a great place to start from. We now have more palces we want to explore the next time we go.

Related Regions: Massachusetts • Cape-Cod-Southern

Lake George Escape
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-York • Adirondacks • Lake-George

Web site: Lake George Escape

Lake George, New York - 800-327-3188

Don gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: Aug 3, 2008 - Aug 9th 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Pop-up Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 25 feet

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? Friendly Staff. Planed family activities. Clean and well layed out. only 5 miles to down town Lake George. Free shuttle.

Owners and Staff: Very Friendly and helpful.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Very clean and well layed out.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, cable, wifi Campsite Descriptions: sunny and open, wooded, private, semi-private, somewhat small, pine needle bottom, picnic table, fire ring, group camping area.

Cell Phone Service: Tracphone. Received service all over campground.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers,

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, river, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, bingo, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, AM coffee, snack bar, pets allowed, laundry room, dumping station, security gate. Heated pool. 2 pools, 1 for the beginner swimmers in the family.

What is nearby? restaurants, grocery stores, retail stores, ocean or lake, amusements, nature trails. 5 miles to down town lake George. 10 mile to 6 Flags.

Last comments: There were planed activities every day of the week. Forget about just having a theam weekend, They have theamed weeks.

Related Regions: New-York • Adirondacks • Lake-George

Rest n Nest
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: Vermont • Central-Vermont

E. Thetford, VT -

Bruce gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: 8/08. Will You Return? No. What did you camp in? Hybrid Trailer - Size of Camping Unit: 18

Overall Campground Rating: not good.

What stood out? This was the most crowded, noisy place we've stayed in for a long time. Parties all night. NO owners checking on things at all.

Owners and Staff: Pleasant, helpful. Didn't see much of them. They stayed in the office :-(

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Lots of trees, not much maintenance.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, sewer, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, somewhat small, picnic table, fire ring,

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: too many seasonal sites.

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? yes. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? don't remember.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, theme weekends, camp store, dumping station

Related Regions: Vermont • Central-Vermont

Crown Point Campground
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Lakes-Region

Web site: Crown Point Campground

Strafford, NH - 603-332-0405

Linda Dykens gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: 8/15/08 - 8/17/08. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: excellent.

What stood out? This is a very family-oriented campground. Everyone was friendly and there were plenty of things for the kids to do. You can burn your campfire all day and night as long as it is attended. Also, as long as you are quiet late at night, no one cares if you are up late and enjoying yourselves.

Owners and Staff: The owners of the campground live on the premises and are extremely nice and helpful.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Everything is very clean and well kept. We couldn't find any poison oak or poison ivy, even in the wooded areas. The roads and paths are smooth and graded. All the campsites are wooded with grassy bottoms. The payground has nice sand for the kids, just like the beach at the pond. The campground is off of a side road and in a very quiet area. You don't hear any traffic or any noise...just the quiet of nature.

Overall Site Quality: very good

Good sites: We stayed in tents in two sites (T14 and T15) that are the closest to the water (a pond). These sites are the most private with trees all around so that you can't see any neighbors. They also had nice grass and the fire pits were built with concrete and high enough our small child couldn't fall or climb in (definitely a plus). Bad sites: None!

Campsite hookups: electric, water, sewer, cable, Campsite Descriptions: wooded, private, semi-private, large and spacious, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, All sites have a nice picnic table in very good condition and a permanent fire ring. They all have water and electric but some have sewer and cable as well.

Cell Phone Service: My husband and I have AT&T Wireless cell service and we had three to four bars while at the campground; however my sister-in-law uses Sprint and she had no service at the campground.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, These people all have their own families with children and were very friendly and welcome to us.

Clean restrooms and showers? yes. Restrooms and showers need updating? no. free showers. Are restrooms accessible from all sites? yes. Additional comments on restrooms and showers: The bathrooms were the cleanest I have ever seen at a campground! There are only two bathrooms at the campground, but since the campground is pretty small you are close to one or another. There is only one bathroom with showers and they are free (2 showers for girls and 2 for boys) but since we took our showers in the morning, we didn't run into any line to use them.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, docks or moorings, recreation hall, video games, pool table, live entertainment, tv or movies, playground, theme weekends, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, snack bar, pets allowed, dumping station, The playground was plenty big enough for the kids to enjoy with two slides, seesaws, swings for big and small children, and other playground equipment. The pond has paddleboats, rowboats, and canoes you can rent by the hour. You can fish (catch and release) in the pond free of charge. The campground has activities of all types on the weekends like arts and crafts, wagon rides, and karaoke to name a few. The pond has a nice sandy beach and the pond has a very clean bottom (none of that yucky pond slime). They also have a nice pool if you don't want to go swimming in the pond. There also was an outdoor shower next to the entrance to the pool so you can rinse off the chlorine or sand from the beach before going back to your campsite. There are also bocce and horseshoe pits if you want to play those games. There is a rec room with arcade games, pool tables, air hockey, foosball, and couches and a TV to use. They also have Wi-Fi available in the rec room for those that need to use their laptops during vacation. The general store has all the necessities and ice cream and candy for the kid at heart. You can buy your wood here too for $3.50 a bundle (very reasonable).

What is nearby? grocery stores, retail stores, If you need to go shopping, there are three grocery stores and a Wal-Mart within a 5-10 minute drive of the campground.

Last comments: We had 4 adults and 3 children (ages 15 months, 3 years, and 6 years). The kids loved it and so did we! We had so much fun; we are definitely going back next year!

Related Regions: New-Hampshire • Lakes-Region

Paradise Stream Family Campground
Posted on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 -- Related Regions: Pennsylvania • Central-Pennsylvania

Loysville, PA - 717-789-2117

Sherri gave us this review on 08/19/08. Dates of Stay: August 15th-17th, 2008. Will You Return? Yes. What did you camp in? Tent

Overall Campground Rating: very good.

What stood out? This was our first camping experience. Sites are very close to each other. But were able to get over that quickly. Beautiful campground, very clean!!! Stream located next to sites as well as large stocked fishing pond, guaranteed to catch a fish, or just to rent a canoe or paddle boat and enjoy the sun set. Amish baked goods delivered to sites by horse and buggy on Sat. mornings. Hay ride to Amish farm, beautiful pool, game room, and nice playground. Sunday worship service.

Owners and Staff: Owners and staff very friendly and offered a family atmosphere. Remembered your name and site.

Camp landscaping and surroundings: Located in the beautiful Perry county with views of the mountain ranges.

Overall Site Quality: fair-average

Good sites: Sites N thru S are all shady. We stayed Sites Q- nice and shady, flat and grassy. Located next to playground and bath house. Bad sites: Sites - A thru M - aren't bad but are full sun. The plus is that they back up to beautiful running creek and are very large.

Campsite hookups: primitive tent, electric, water, Campsite Descriptions: semi-private, somewhat small, close to the road, grassy bottom, picnic table, fire ring, We would definitely camp there again. We may try more primitive tent camping first.

Cell Phone Service: AT & T couldn't get coverage right on site, but could at road or playground.

Seasonal Campers and Campsites: neat and orderly, friendly campers, Beautifully landscaped site many took much pride in their vacation homes.

Activities and Amenities

pool, pond, swimming, fishing, boat rentals, recreation hall, video games, pool table, bingo, playground, kids planned activities, camp store, ice cream, laundry room, security gate. Well stocked store to purchase wood, ice, camp

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