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

One star because of the owner. Booked through Booking.com and pre paid. During the stay I go a…read morenotice that i was charged again by Kampfires Inn. I explained to the person working that this happened, he assured me that it happens sometimes and it would be taken care of. The owner told me that Booking didn't give her them money. So she wasn't going to refund me. Booking said she should refund me because I prepaid through the booking site. The owner told me it was my problem to figure out with booking. It never got handled after months of going back and forth with them both. Wouldn't it be her problem to figure out with booking since she uses their service to fill up rooms? I think this is such a bad business approach. And I wonder if she was even honest with me about not receiving the prepaid payment I did thru booking. Either way, I wont use booking.com or every recommend or go to Kampfires Inn again.

Stumbled upon the Somerset Reservoir while we were out one day driving around the area; a couple of…read moreour friends were headed there to take their dog for a swim, so we decided to meet them. It is VERY much off the beaten path and once you turn on Somerset Rd., it's a good 3 or 4 mile drive to get to the general parking, picnic area near the water. Oh yeah, the road isn't paved either so it's best to have a 4x4 or some sort of vehicle with tires that can handle the trek. The general parking area is a decent size, there are a few picnic tables and a port-a-potty which was surprisingly clean. The reservoir itself is huge and great for kayaking or canoeing, neither of which we did, but I did see quite a few people there enjoying themselves on the water. There is one general walking direction which takes you to several different hiking paths and there is even a cute little bridge overlooking a beautiful stream. It had rained that morning and with leaves falling, the trails were a little slippery at points, but nothing that made me feel unsafe. I'd definitely recommend wearing sneakers or hiking boots of some kind. Between the group of us, we had 3 dogs and none of them were on a leash; people really didn't seem to care and everyone was friendly. The dogs enjoyed swimming in the water and I enjoyed looking at it. I'd most definitely go back to Somerset Reservoir with a camera and a light lunch to kick back and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Camped here haha lol at the airfeild, it was just so good. FOOD WAS GREAT. Those burgers and and…read morepattys were out of this world, they were cooked good. Such a good place for my family. I have a good palette so I love good food lol

For the last three summers, my wife, kids, and I have done extended camping (I work remotely). This…read moreyear, our lease ended and we thought it was the perfect chance to camp longer while we decided whether to move out of state or stay local. We called Swanzey Lake Campground and asked about length-of-stay rules. Jill assured us there were none and even let us choose a site in person. The lake and new bathrooms made the higher price feel worth it. Everything started fine until a couple weeks in. My wife and I had a heated--but non-violent and quiet--argument and we foolishly called the police. They came, found no issue, and left. Jill and Bill were understandably upset, but after a sincere apology, Jill gave us another chance, saying if it happened again, we'd have to leave. Fair enough. Then out of nowhere, a welfare check was called on us by another camper claiming I wasn't letting my kids out of the tent. Absurd. In reality, it was a quiet Saturday--we had fans running, windows open, and WiFi going. My kids were happy and safe. It felt like someone was watching us simply for not being social. My kids were upset, my oldest was confused and scared, and I let the office know how angry I was. We had done nothing wrong. Even the officer said she didn't know why she was called and gave me her number in case I had any new concerns myself. A few days later, someone I had worked with months ago at a nonprofit (not law enforcement or anything official) called the campground asking for me because I hadn't responded to her calls. That same day, we were told to move again--and that we had one week left. Baffling. I went to the office and tried to explain, but Jill refused to hear anything. She referenced the call and said now she was on "a state agency contact list" - whatever that means - and said that was enough to end our stay. That was the moment I realized logic was no longer part of the equation. Later I spoke with Bill, who was respectful but said he had to support Jill's decision. It became clear--if you're not part of the seasonal RV crowd, you're not really welcome here. We were in a tent, not an RV, and that seemed to make all the difference. Even after we left, I was told there was yet another complaint--this time about our dog being left in the car. The car had been remote-started with AC blasting. It was still cold when we returned. But again, everything we did seemed to be reported and twisted. We were moved to a spot with zero privacy, surrounded by campers who all seemed to know each other, hung out together, dined together. Jill had told us we could stay through mid-August. Then suddenly we were told the site was "seasonal only." The inconsistency was exhausting. If you're doing actual extended camping--not just a weekend RV hangout--this is not the place. There's clear favoritism, it's very clique-like, and we were constantly scrutinized for things others were doing openly without consequence. We didn't accept the additional week and left the next day. We were treated unfairly and judged, and despite our best efforts to respect the rules and communicate, it wasn't enough. I wouldn't recommend this campground to anyone looking for more than a brief stay. We were not the problem. Your clique was, your judgment was, and Jill, you owe us an apology. But we already know we'll never get one. Do not stay here. Period.

Love this campgrounds. I was lucky enough to have an RV in a seasonal spot for two years. Fabulous…read moreowners who really care about their property as well as their guests. Swimming, kayaking and canoeing are just a few amenities you can enjoy. They also have get together's and special events. Either a family, couple or just being by yourself it's the perfect atmosphere. Highly recommend Swanzey Lake!

We used this taxi service in a pinch and John the driver was nice and on time. My only complaint is…read morethat he charged us $45 for a 6 min drive which is really high. For context, I'd used another service in the area for the same ride and they charged me $14. Will likely not use again for that reason

Great ride in the MT Snow area. Easy to deal with and very reasonable. Just give him a 15 minute…read moreheads up and he will be ready.

We've been coming to Mount Snow for almost 10 years now. Skiing, segways, Oktoberfest, Food & Wine,…read moreand now for the second year New Year's Eve. This trip we were looking for something different and came across Snowmobile Vermont in our search. They have four locations, one right at Mount Snow. They offer 2-hour day and night guided Snow mobile tours. We booked a 2-hour tour at 3pm for three people. The company's email receipt and reminder confirmation the night before our trip were professional and welcomed. They gave us information on what to wear, where to be and how early to arrive. We arrived at Mount Snow around 2:15 for the 3pm tour. There are signs guiding you upstairs to the tour center. When we arrived we were invited to sit around a cozy table in a room with a roaring stone fireplace. We signed wavers and waited for others to arrive. The safety demonstration by Mark was informative, and provided us with the confidence we needed to have a great experience. He was interesting and professional with some welcomed humor sprinkled in. Once we walked outside we were met by our guides. They spilt the groups up and our guide, Jeff, was waiting for us outside. He immediately got us on our snowmobiles and had us off and running. Our group of three were the only people in our group making for a great experience. Jeff had us stop from time to time to check in, wipe off our foggy visors and make sure we were ok. He even took photos of us and chat with us for a bit during our half-way break. Jeff was professional and personal. Our experience with Mount Snow Snowmobile Vermont was incredible. What a great, exhilarating experience. The staff was top notch - it's a must-do during any winter season.

WOW - what an amazing experience!…read more My husband and I, and another couple recently took the guided snowmobile tour through Snowmobile Vermont - it was more than we could have ever imagined! First, the instructor who led our tour, Geoff White, was amazing. He was funny, very knowledgeable of the trail system and how to operate the snowmobile - he was the perfect tour guide and would highly recommend him. The trails were perfect - we went from wide trails, to backwoods and even across the lake! I can't stress enough how cool the experience was for our whole group.

Great campground at first, although us and our kids couldn't get consistent sleep. Even though…read morethere are quiet hours, they aren't enforced AT ALL. Roll the dice on if you get noisy/rude neighbors. I'm currently posting this at 1:37am and some people are still going strong in around the campground. Our particular neighbors finally cashed in around 12:30am with no respect for any quiet hours and seemingly no warnings though we definitely complained. If you want to drink and have a good time into the night, seems like this place might be awesome for you! For a young family with kids who actually sleep, be prepared for some super late bedtimes and wedding dance hits with clapping for lullabies. Kinda bummed, it's made our trip stressful each night and we won't be returning for any weekend nights again. On the plus side, I watched a great movie using the free campground WiFi to drown out the noise while I waited for my fun-loving neighbors to get tired!

We love it! (Besides the walk to the bathroom with a young kid) but my family got todo everything…read morethey wanted, swimming, fishing, paddle boating. And most of all relaxing! Everyone is super nice and it's so kid friendly!

Prompt, friendly and much more reasonable pricing for shorter rides. I will be keeping this number…read morein my phone now.

I just witnessed the driver telling my niece to be careful to not get se****lly assaulted (he used…read morethe term raped) again, while he was bringing her to her destination. I'm concerned for her safety, very glad there were 3 of us on the call with her. Witness'. Think twice before putting someone you love and care about in the vehicle. He made her wait over an hour before he picked her up.

We had a great stay at the church cottage - and we had several family members stay in the…read moresurrounding cottages. The cottages are cute and had everything we needed for our family gathering. We made use of the grill and picnicked outside most evenings. The fire pit on the beach is great for smores and gathering, and we had a blast taking the boats out to the island. Everything is very well kept - and if you have any issues, their team helps out right away. Theresa and Jama were amazing. The cottages have a great view of the lake and they have their own private beach. Wonderful for kids and families. Lake Spofford is one of the cleanest lakes around and wonderful to swim and play in. My family and I highly recommend a stay here :-)

I used to come here with my family as a child (about 30 years ago) and was happy to see that this…read moreplace still exists. It was as I remember but a bit more updated. Cottages are quaint and clean, the water is crystal clear, and is a nice break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We enjoyed our time at the lake kayaking, making s'mores, and enjoying some hikes through nature. A very cute place to visit whether with family or a couples' retreat.