Beautiful NH setting with small streams & lake area. Tucked away from any busy road. It's rurally…read morequiet. Some campers live there 12 months each year. Property is kept clean & mowed where needed. Showers and laundry rooms are inside a building onsite. It's all very clean! While relaxing outdoors, take in the fresh air. Meander to the trails of Andres Sculpture park, check out Pickity Place up the road ( Little Red Riding-hoods Grammy's home). All herbs & vegetables are grown on their farm land and are used in the restaurant. Then there's Parker's Pancake house to relish the sweet flavor of maple syrup, tapped & sugared on the property. Campground is close to MA border & not too far from some of the best farms in NH. Grocery shopping has never been so fresh.

First, They are a Good Sam, AAA resort, but unless you know that they don't give you the discount…read more You have to call them to make a reservation so you don't see the afilliations and they are not forth coming with the information either. Clean and well maintained roads, grass, nice people, BUT, no nothin, the internet was the worst, the cable only gave you 12 channels, of that 2 have no voice, 1 is for RV how to info, and 2 are the resorts. Yes you can stream but I had to use my phone hot spot several times. No pool, no tennis, no games, nothing. Oh they had a going away party for the old owners with fireworks. The next day they raised the price from $58.00 to $100.00. If you have a class A motor home be careful the road to the site needs tree trimming. I damaged my sky lite on a branch. Never again

We had the most amazing stay here! We booked a night on the way back home on a family road trip -…read morethere was a pool and playground for the kids, plus they scheduled a hay ride and a family movie night. We showed up a minute or two after the hay ride left and they even ran it a second time for our kids. The people running the place could not have been nicer, and the cabin was clean and comfortable. There's a cute general store where you check in and we were right down the road from all kinds of wonderful things; Quechee gorge and state park, an awesome nature center, and fabulous restaurants. Could not have been happier we chose this place!

Not a KOA anymore, still top notch! Excellent service, and great sites just what is needed to relax…read morefor the weekend.

I stayed here earlier in June. I loved it! It is spread out, has open spots and closed in (trees)…read morespots. The staff were friendly. There is a beach, laundry, store, large rec area. It is gated. I prefer adult campgrounds (yes, I like children)...but it was large enough that I had a quiet spot under the trees. Brie and I always appreciate a dog park! I would love to go back.

Dropped in for a night, grounds were well kept and staff was super friendly. Showers were clean and…read morewarm which is always nice. We will be returning next season. Great location for road trips up north. We tent camped for context

Nice, private, roomy sites at about a third of the cost of a motel if you're into )tenting…read more Somewhat more for RV's. Clean showers, heated pool, general store wit good prices, friendly/competent staff. Bathrooms here and there. Light a fire and burn some franks! Real close to Lake George Village. Try it for weekdays - best bet.

We had a wonderful July 2023, 5 day stay, & are returning the end of August for another 5 days…read more (Friends are going for their 1st time in their RV). Pool & game room nice. Office help very nice. Sites are wooded & large, bathrooms were clean. The roads are unpaved but good condition. The only negative was traffic noise from 87 through the woods. Close to LG Village. Close to the restaurant, Olde Log Cabin. (Closed Monday's).

My family and I recently went camping here for the 4th of July weekend. We took a bit of a gamble…read morecoming here since there just seems to be so few reviews online, but we really enjoyed our stay and wanted to share details since it seems that those are missing...And since some things have changed. Campground Rules: Some earlier reviews had mentioned that vehicles are not allowed at the sites, and this is what is specified on the current list of campground rules. I would advise visitors to call ahead to ask, but at the time of our visit (July 2021), we were told that vehicles ARE allowed to remain at the campsites, which is extremely convenient! Due to COVID-19, however, the group sites are currently unavailable and there are some campsites that are left empty to allow for social distancing. Sanitary Facilities: the sanitary facilities listed on the website are NOT all the same! The three in the camping area are essentially outhouses (see picture attached) and are pretty messy (they have hand sanitizer and toilet paper available, but also some spiders! But I guess that's what you expect with rustic camping...On the plus side, they also hang up some air fresheners so they did smell pretty good). However, they DO have much nicer bathrooms in the day-use/picnic area, right behind the showers. These have flush toilets, toilet paper, sinks, soap, and paper towels, and are cleaned daily. Other Amenities: there are trash cans dispersed across the camping area, which are easily accessible but also protected against wildlife. We also did see white trucks from First Light (the company running the campground) once or twice patrolling the area, so it seems that it is pretty safe. They did not bother us or interact with us at all, but it was nice to know that they were around. Additionally, we did not use the showers but they are coin-operated so do bring coins if you plan on showering! Checking In/Out: we visited the Campground Office and Paddlesport Center to check in and out of our campsite. The staff there were very friendly and processed us very quickly. We also rented kayaks for the morning, and they were super accommodating and it was a great experience! Fees: this may change, but at the time of our stay, we paid $22/day for our campsite and I believe $25 for 2 hours for a tandem kayak (the price is the same for solo kayaks and also stand-up paddleboards). We got a bundle of wood at the Campground Office and Paddle Sport Center for less than $6, and it lasted a pretty long time. Camp Sites: the campsite itself was very spacious. We had Site 27, which was pretty isolated due to all of the surrounding campsites being closed due to COVID-19 distancing. There is a gate that you have to open to get your car in and out, but it's fairly easy to open (not sure if you're allowed to just leave it open?). Pro-tip for anyone who stays at Site 27: it can be hard to find...But go into the loop for parking and you'll find a separate gate with a post nearby labeled "27". Go through there and Site 27 is on the left! We wandered around a little bit initially...We did not have tent plots on our site, which was just as well since our tent would not have fit anyway. But we did see many other sites with it, and they looked pretty nice! Trails: the nature trail was well-marked and very pretty. Quick warning though: there are some steep areas that were hard to navigate. They have steps constructed for most areas, but do be careful with older individuals or younger children. The Dinosaur Track Quarry was unlabeled unfortunately, but should be relatively easy to find. It's toward the beginning of the trailhead at the parking area and is distinguished by a cliff face and a lot of small, thin stones (possibly shale stones?). There are also a couple of overlooks available throughout the trail, like in one of the images attached, seen at sunset. These were really nice! Kayaking: As mentioned previously, we did rent out kayaks from the Campground Office and Paddlesport Center! There's a lot of space to paddle around (we only did 2 hours, but there was a lot more to explore) and the staff helped with bringing everything (boats, paddles, and life jackets) to and from the launching area. We surprisingly saw a lot of swans and their cygnets around (I want to say maybe 10 families???), as well as ducks and geese. Overall Experience: We really enjoyed our stay overall at Barton Cove. Whenever we had questions, the staff over the phone were incredibly friendly and accommodating. Our stay was peaceful and quiet (with the exception of fireworks in nearby places - not in the campground itself - due to the 4th of July). Our only complaint is that we wish that the outhouses were a little bit better maintained. There were some spiderwebs in places you really don't want them to be...I also wish that the website could be updated to reflect some of the rule changes and include more information!

This campground has beautiful sights and sounds of the Connecticut River. I would go again!read more

Our experience was so great that I wanted to leave a review. I was utterly shocked at the other…read moretwo reviews that I saw, decidedly *not* positive. Then I noticed the dates...clearly many improvements have been made, because our stay here was among our favorite. We booked online a week or so before our arrival. Our stay was just for the weekend, 2 nights. With that in mind we only booked for W/E. When checking in, the gentleman was surprised since we had a motorhome that we didn't want a W/E/S site. He proceeded to point out the full-hook-up sites that were available and we could pick which one we wanted. We did select a different site, more for the location and that it was a pull-through, than the full-hook-up. We went back to the office to pay the difference and was rejected...don't worry about it. It was only $3, but he was entitled to it. We settled in and eventually made our way to the pool. It was gorgeous and just *perfect*. Large (didn't measure it but my guess is 15x30), very clean, 3' deep at one end and the rest was 4'. Even better than that is the separate 2' deep round kiddie pool. Free comfortable showers, clean, well-stocked bathrooms, playground. The other sites, many appeared to be seasonal, were very well-kept. There are no planned activities (I hear that those are every other weekend), HOWEVER, we're camping, I don't need someone else to keep us occupied, we tossed a softball around, the kids (15, 14, 7, 5) rode their bikes, played with other kids in the pools, and played at the playground. The only thing I missed was no adult seating at the playground, also there is a fence connecting the pool to one of the playgrounds, but the gate was chained shut. :( Yes, the campground has ATV trails and you can hear them coming and going, but they didn't bother us at all. No one was disrespectful. Checking out on Sunday we would have had a "lay-over" as we would arrive at our next destination too early, but were told not to worry, stay as long as we need. We appreciated this offer, we were more comfortable at the campground for another 2 hours rather than waiting in a parking lot for a pop-warner football game to start. Thank you Hinsdale.

We were on a family trip for the weekend and I really regret choosing this campground. When I…read moreattempted to make a reservation initially, it was impossible to reach anyone by phone. When I finally spoke with someone and made the reservation, were weren't even sent a confirmation email. The only thing received was an email with the charge to my charge and without a break down of the charges. Once we got to the park, we weren't even notified on the check out time. When we arrived, it was disappointing. You drive through a trailer park to arrive at the campground and there are no signs on the main road confirming that the trailer park you're entering will lead you to the campground. It's difficult to maneuver a trailer through the trailer park as well. When we entered the park, it was mostly seasonal. The spot we had was horrible to back into. They put up all of these lamp posts all over the place and they are added obstructions and make the tight spaces more difficult to navigate. Not to mention, our site was rated for a 40 foot trailer and there's just no way. We could barely back our trailer in while hooked up to the truck. There was little room. The site behind us had a TON OF PEOPLE AND KIDS. They were loud at night and during the day, their kids were coming into our site. They were also very disruptive. We have a baby and it was hard for him to get a nap in. We couldn't even sit outside on our porch (since we have a toy hauler) because our neighbors directly behind us had a fire that would have smoked into our trailer and we had no privacy at all. We noticed a few open sites and went to ask the older women working in the office, if we would be able to move. She said there were no open sites except a row of unoccupied atv sites near the woods. They were normal sites but reserved for the busy atv season. She said there was an up charge for those sites. After discussing it with my husband, we decided to pay the difference since they were all empty and honestly, ended up being a lot more quiet than where we were. When my husband advised that he would pay the difference, he was flat out told no. No conversation or anything. Just no. Those sites along with another site, were NEVER occupied during our stay. We weren't allowed to move despite being willing to pay for it. We were also not notified during our booking that there would be kids trick or treating all over the place. Again, we have a sleeping baby and we went camping for some peace and quiet. Later on, we took our baby for a walk and went over to a swing set on site. I wanted to swing him for a bit but there was a grown man on the swings. This whole experience was not great at all. The only positive was when I went to buy firewood. There was a young girl working inside who was maybe in her late teens or early twenties. She was extremely polite and helpful. She's the only positive I got out of this.

We are Adventurers and have been to many RV Campgrounds, this one took my breath away with it's…read morenaturally beautiful surroundings, well kept, peaceful and great value ! Not to mention you are within a few miles to so many wonderful attractions!!! Put this on your must visit list ! You will be impressed! All the campers here take much pride in their Rvs and sites all decorated nicely , very friendly!!

Turtle Kraal Campground is the dumpiest of dumps…read more There is NO WAY this place takes your breath away like another poster said unless you're talking about what a dump it is like another poster said. And NO....it is not clean as a whistle. Since 2014 they have four reviews. This speaks volumes. The place has NOTHING going for it. Wide open, hot as hell in the Summer with no shade and bees everywhere. If you leave anything out during the week, expect it gone when you return. Imagine being among people who steal from you. Report it to the office and they do NOTHING and say they haven't heard of any other reports. Report to the police and they tell you they have been out there MANY TIMES with people reporting things stolen. No activities at all. NOTHING. They have some lazy really fat guy named Fred Weber going around in a golf cart complaining about the children riding their bikes too fast. What the heck is too fast? If you have any plans on even thinking of this dump, call the police first and ask them the history with reports of items stolen first. Pay more money, go somewhere else, and have an enjoyable vacation. Could I give ZERO stars?

This is a beautiful park. Large sites, friendly people, beautiful pool and peaceful surroundings.read more

It's quiet...beautiful...close to downtown Saratoga. Nice bathhouse...laundry and pool. Have been…read moregoing here for 3 years. Love it.

Staff was friendly. Everything clean. Typical KOA for the most part except for the fishing pond…read more Much smaller than other KOAs I visited and not stocked with fish. We stayed in a cabin, it was immaculate. Was originally going to stay in the glamping tent but was upgraded without a fee. The glamping tents are awesome and theirs was clean and located in a great spot. It appeared that there was always a staff member visible. As a group of women, we felt safe.

27 minutes ago New…read moreFor two consecutive nights we experienced an extremely loud and disruptive crowd next to us and across from our site. We mentioned the issue to the office and got no action or response. The loud music, banging on picnic tables, loud voices, etc. carried on during the first night until 12:30am (quiet hours are in affect at 11pm) and the second night the same. Aside from this, the campground is located in a beautiful area and is in close proximity to some great shops and restaurants. It is unfortunate that the staff is unhelpful and the grounds are not well maintained (very unusual and surprising for a KOA,).......

Great amenities and activities for a family. We got to use the pool, arcade, and played mini golf,…read moreand vollyball. We also enjoyed the ice cream shop on site. The pool is very large which was nice because it was a very hot day when we stayed here. The bathrooms and showers are clean and updated. The only area I thought needed improvement was the age and condition of the machines in the laundry room, but not enough of an issue to take anything away from this very enjoyable campsite.

Excellent place for basketball court and swimming pool! Just bought my grandson a season pass for…read morehis thirteenth birthday! What he asked for!