Owners are horribly misinformed about EVs. Absolutely freaked out when they saw the truck charging…read moreon the 50A hookup and wouldn't listen to reason about how little power it actually pulls and how little in energy it would actually cost them. Said there was another outlet at the front that could be used for $0.33/kWh, which is INSANE for slow charging, especially when the site is already paid for! If you're an EV owner avoid at all costs, and frankly even if you aren't be ready for hostility from the owners for no good reason.

I arrived at my campsite very excited about the stay and exploring Mount Washington. I was at my…read moresite no longer than an hour before the owner came up to our site yelling "we need to have a talk." I politely defused the situation and asked how I could help him. He told me "you can't charge your electric car here. Our grid can't handle it. It's pulling 80A and these sites are only designed for 50A!" I again politely explained to him how I'm pulling about 25A and the camper we have isn't actually using any power at all. He didn't care and despite this rule not being on the website or the printed rules, I couldn't charge at my site. I even talked to him the next day (Monday) asking if I could charge my car (tow vehicle) at my site with limited power since the campground was empty and I was nervous I wouldn't make it to the next charger. He refused. I paid $90/night for my site and even offered to pay for the electricity I used and he simply did not care. On top of this electric car situation, these campsites are absolutely stacked on top of each other. It looks like someone had a house with some property and crammed a campground in where they could. This isn't the worst place I've ever stayed but very aware that the owner walks around this campground looking for any "wrongdoing" like a hawk and really doesn't care about you.

I want to start off this review by saying how very thankful and impressed I was by the staff at…read morethis KOA. Extremely kind, accommodating and hard working. Every morning we'd wake up to them doing their rounds and maintaining the sites. They were all very kind to us and our dog. Overall the KOA is impressive. Lovely tent camping sites, a beautiful well maintained field for kids to play and clean facilities all around. When it comes to our site, we were disappointed. We were in site 18 which when parking to give ourselves a place to hangout next to the fire pit put us basically right on top of our neighbor. (Check out the pictures - the only view we had from our window was their camper) Our hangout spot near the fire pit was right next to our other neighbors so it basically felt like we were all hanging out together. The worst part for us was the highway right through the trees is highly trafficked at all hours of the day and night. Yes we heard tractor trailers at 3 am. It was so loud from traffic at times we couldn't hear each other speaking. This area of the KOA made us feel like we were at a rest stop on the side of the highway instead of in the beautiful wilderness camping. We would certainly return but without a doubt would need to upgrade to the much more beautiful spacious sites in the back. If you plan to camp in an RV spot we recommend you do the same!

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Our cat got out and several staff helped look for her. They…read morewere so caring and helpful. Cat was found 4 hours later thankfully. Campsites were clean and neat. Sites were well shaded by trees. Bathrooms clean. Cabins looked well taken care of. Can't say enough nice things. We would go back for sure. Nice area, too. We went to the historic glamorous Omni hotel (World Bank originated here 1944 Bretton Woods Conference of United Nations).

This was our second time camping and overall enjoyed the experience, the only negative being the…read morebathrooms/showers. This was one of the few all season campgrounds we found in the area last minute and we able to book a tent site over the phone. On arrival we were greeted by Mr. Sykes who was very friendly and straightforward. We got a map of the campsite and got to choose our own. Firewood was $14, make sure to bring a hatchet to cut wood to smaller pieces to start your fire. Campsites were on one side and trailers/RVs across a small dirt road. The sites are fairly close together but since there was only one other person camping we had plenty of privacy. The sites all had a stone fire pit and a picnic bench. The trails behind the campsite appear to be snowmobiling trails, they don't extend very far, would probably recommend finding other local trails to do. It's a campsite so I don't expect fancy bathrooms but the big thing (which I saw in other reviews before booking and took with a grain of salt) was that the showers were pretty dirty. The building smelled bad and there were no towels or anything to dry one's hands which is not a big deal to me, but the showers should probably get cleaned at least once a day. There were two stalls on the women's side, one had a lot of caked up grime and the other also features someone's hair and other little bits of debris. We just opted to skip showering but if you plan to, bring shower flip flops! Overall this campsite had what we needed to enjoy some time away and the owner was easy going and nice to interact with.

I can't say enough about the owner if this facility. He is so nice and helpful. The facility is…read morebeautifully wooded and is wonderful for individuals that want to take advantage of local hiking and peace and quiet.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! . The RUDEST and most disrespectful management we have ever encountered…read moreanywhere, hands down. Would need a book to adequately warn people. We have been camping and traveling for decades, and have never encountered anything like what happened to us here. We were accidentally overcharged and were met with pure annoyance and rudeness by the owner, trying to rectify - ultimately we were refunded the wrong amount, to the wrong account , which I let slide because the management did not appear to be cognitively able to understand the bill. Later I was inexplicably accused of "not stopping" because I was seeking a refund amount. My bf and his son collected dead wood at site to burn (didn't know it was against rules - not in written policy - and we immediately stopped) and were not so kindly reprimanded by the owner on her golf cart full of wine coolers (no judgement here - but it is a no alcohol campground - just saying) , who immediately called her husband for back up to reprimand us further. Lastly and most importantly, my boyfriend poked his head in the bathroom at 7 am (not normally a time they clean) to ask how much longer the lady cleaning up might be be , and was chastised by her! For asking a simple question! Politely!!! . She was so rude! . Upon mentioning the nastiness with which she spoke to him, we were told by employee that we had no right to ask her questions! Closed means closed - and he went on to tell us she was having personal issues in her life and going through a rough time. Who isn't? Doesn't excuse being scolded for asking a simple question! My Bf was so polite when he asked - he just really needed to use the bathroom and was trying to figure out if he should wait or find another spot. He was shocked by how she spoke to him. We had already decided we would never be back (mainly because of the way the cleaning woman spoke to my bf) , but Upon returning home I recd a scathing email from the owner claiming that my bf "HARASSED" the cleaning lady and that she was fearful for her safety having a male open the door to a bathroom where she was alone and asks her a question (imagine the horror!)and that WE ARE BANNED FROM COMING BACK! For asking a question! (And apparently attempting to correct the bill - how dare we! lol) We had already decided we would never step foot back in that campground, but still, we're shocked at her ridiculous accusation of harassment!!! We are not difficult people, and we have never had a problem like we did here. She then BLOCKED my email so I could not respond to her ridiculous LIES, and she blocked me fromFb - so I was unable to leave a review there. Working all year long to finally go on a much needed vacation , then to be treated like this, is so awful. They have had other similar reviews in the past , which they respond to with further lies and outrageous accusations. Accusing my bf of harassment is seriously twisted and crosses a line. I will be shouting it from the rooftops. These people are not right in the head. Please, do your research, and take your money elsewhere.i

We just returned home from another stay at Twin Mountain. We love this place. I've read the…read morenegative reviews and - I don't know - bad day? We have been there many times and have never had a problem. Also, there was a lot of work done in the off season. Looks great. We'll be back.

This is for Jigger Johnson and their concentration camp bathrooms and showers ! No hot water, no…read moreheat, no trash bins , no hooks ! What a dump. Dirt and sand everywhere.

Three start amenities, five star views! This is a great spot to camp if you're spending a few days…read morecooling down in the Whites. It's a bit rugged, having only pit toilets and water taps and no firewood or ice, but the price is right ($20 per night but sorry, only US), walk-up reservations can be found--cash or checks can be dropped off at the iron ranger, and a site host traveled through the loop once or twice a day. Once you're here, escape! You're in the midst of this pristine National Forest. The Ammonoosuc River is a good place for a dip while you're here, off the loop or a short trek to Lower Falls trail. There's at least one trail off Sugarloaf I, and AMC and Crawford Notch hiking aren't far, and you won't lack mountain views. The Kancamagus, breweries, Mt. Washington Auto Road, and tourist spots are within an hour's drive, but alas you have to get a parking pass at a ranger station or an annual pass at AMC. Crawford Notch has pay sites too. You have to keep a clean campsite and pack your food/avoid burning trash, but dumpsters in the camp loop make it easier. Sugarloaf is a budget-friendly, semi-rugged, super peaceful spot for a quiet getaway.

Hi Alice. So I…read moreneeded to get away from family and friends for awhile. Ended up choosing this place and I was glad I did. It's a very nice and peaceful campground about 4.5 hrs from my home. Alice took me around the campground to show me all the tent sites. I picked a huge site (t-18) which was very secluded and away from the main area. And it was only $250 for the month. I believe they are the cheapest around. They have great rates for seasonal campers as well. So I got there and had to get my car towed,twice while there. Alice,a very cool lady,offered me use of a golf cart since she knew I have breathing issues and several stents in my heart. To me,this was as nice as someone could get. While stranded,she brought me wood,even went in town and got me ice so my food wouldn't spoil! How cool for her to do that,not really knowing me. Alice and Brian are very very nice people!! They keep the place clean,the bathrooms are clean also,which to me is very important. The views are just great,Burns Lake Campground sits atop a hill that has views of the mountains in front of all the site up top. The sunsets are awesome. Plus it's located close to many things to do. Even though they don't have a beach (YET) there is a free state park right on the same road. There's trails to hike and a nice sandy beach. But there is a pool on the campgrounds. Access for putting in a canoe right there by the lake. Alice and Brian are new owners of this place,and from my knowledge,they have fixed up the place. All new bathrooms. What's nice about them,is they are a full bath in each room. Toilet,shower and sink. They offer soap and paper towels for washing hands and face right in the bathroom too. There are no men's or women's rooms. Each one is for who ever wants to use them. We had planned on going back for a spectacular fall. But unfortunately my father in law was diagnosed with lung cancer and we had to postpone. This is the place to relax and enjoy the scenery!! Brian and Alice ARE very god people! Give this place a try,it's worth it. Richard

My wife and I and our brothers and sisters in law all went to this campground and had a awesome…read moretime. We were so happy we booked another long weekend stay in October. The folks that own and operate the Campgroud are really accommodating and are very receptive to answering and solving anything we had a question about. It's a vey quiet place with spectacular views of the area. Thanks for the wonderful stay. Look forward to seeing you in October.

This campground is probably great for a self-contained camper that only needs hookups. People are…read morefriendly. Restooms are clean. Most sites are large, flat, and surrounded by trees. Restroom facilities are sparce. There are two restroom facilities and one of them has two shower stalls per gender for the entire campground. Tent sites are far from all facilities. I wonder why so many campgrounds, including this one, puts Class A, long-term campsites near the restrooms and leaves the rest of us, who need restrooms, to struggle with the long walk.

This place was a life saver for us. We reserved a place nearby and there were no RV hookups there…read more So we had to leave late at night and find a different place to stay the night. We found White Birches, it was still open to our surprise. The spot we were at was pretty close to the other RV's but we weren't complaining. The best thing about this place was the "Shelburne Basin Trail" that is part of the camp ground. We got up early and went and hiked it. So beautiful!!!! All the fall leaves and the river were breathtaking! I definitely recommend this campground. The hook up were great and we were able to fill our propane tank as well.

Beautiful campground !!! we were in site 104, it was grassy, level and shady. A small stroll to the…read moreshowers, bathroom, laundry and indoor pool. very nice shop for gifts and any necessities. The sites are all wooded! It is just beautiful. we visited the White Mountains and hiked many trails. Very convenient.

If you come across this campground keep driving. You would find somewhere better without a doubt…read more This is the worst dump I have ever seen called camping. The owner was super rude and the facilities were disgusting. One star is too generous of review for this place

Nice park! Very close to town and the Mt Washington auto road. We had camp spot 34 which was right…read morenext to the bathroom and a few steps away from another bathroom with showers. I usually do not like to be so close to the bathrooms but it was a great location. There is a huge grassy area behind the camp spot which made it feel so much bigger!

Beautiful campground near mt Washington NH. I stopped in yesterday as I was leaving the area and…read morespoke at length to Jonathan the awesome new Park Manager. He explained what changes were made and allowed me to drive through and check things out. I'll be back soon for sure