My family stayed here in a travel trailer in the summer of 2023. The campground was wonderful with…read moregenuinely wooded sites. We enjoyed the creek running through the back of our site as it provided plenty of entertainment for the kids! The weekend we stayed here, the campground was maybe half full? Or that's how it seemed. It was great for the kids riding their bikes and not having to worry about a bunch of trucks.

I can only really rate the ice cream section. I did not stay there however I did notice that the…read morecampground was quite clean. There was no loose papers or garbage things or people running around like crazy or dogs or animals out of control. It was very quiet and peaceful sounding really looking forward to going back up there and staying there next year I was already staying someplace else this time. We could only stop for the ice cream we had their own ice cream was homemade. I had like an apple cobbler ice cream. That was very good chunks of apples and everything in it and my husband had pistachio. He said it was one of the best he's ever had homemade always taste better anyways and the girls were very friendly kind. Explain some of the flavors. I didn't know what they were. I did say yes we make all our own from scratch which I thought was really cool. We did send other friends. We are staying with bikers over there for a treat, and several people said the same thing everything was wonderful.

We wanted a quiet place to camp following death of our 13 year old dog. This place had no peace or…read morequiet. Kids screaming and crying at all hours of day and night. Swearing arguments and yelling heard from adults as well. Canvas tent with bathroom was damp, dark, gloomy and not entirely clean. Advertised that there was a stove but this site only had gas grill with a rusty gas burner on one side. When we arrived....on a weekday....the kids screaming in pool really surprised us. It seems no parent intervention takes place here. You have to wheel your stuff with a cart to your unit from parking area to reduce car noise and headlights, yet you can clearly hear big rigs screeching down nearby turnpike all night long..And kids are running around with flashlights til well after quiet hours....10pm. So what's the difference? It was so far from what I expected. I normally camp at NH state parks where you arrive to a clean, recently raked site. Not here. Site covered in damp leaves, mud, trash, and pieces of glass AND the screen door to our tent was ripped on one side. Firepit had a broken glass bottle in it. Never, ever again. For the price they charge....nearly 500 for a Mon and Tues night late August, I'd expect cleanliness, some type of management intervention to deal with off leash dogs, ridiculous noise levels, and a guarantee you won't have to deal with others dirt and trash...this includes dirty silverware in our "kitchen". Must also add that there are no chipmunks, squirrels, or birds. Possibly due to the poison bait stations behind each unit. I guess to ensure rodents don't enter through ripped screen but meanwhile they're killing off other forest dwellers. Maybe it would be more "environmentally conscious" to form stricter rules about unattended food in tents. What a very expensive joke. Never again. It will always be remembered as Helltopia to us.

First of all, I am not a camper but I was intrigued with glamping. I stumbled upon Huttopia looking…read morefor something different to do in the White Mountains. My husband is an outdoors enthusiast and has tons experience camping so I felt comfortable knowing that if this experience was less than glamping (i.e. a place to plug in my hairdryer - btw bring a hair dryer and conditioner) I would be fine. Well, it more than met my requirements for glamping. We stayed in Trappeur Tent #45 right by the brook. There's enough distance from adjacent tents that you do have privacy without feeling totally secluded in the woods. Each tent has electricity, running (potable) water, flushing toilet, a shower and basic toiletries. There's no cooking in the tent so be prepared to do all your meals on the outdoor grill. The kitchen area is fully stocked with pots, pans, dishes, bowls, glasses, utensils, cutting board, colander, cutting board and basic cleaning products. There's a small refrigerator but no freezer. We had a cooler that was stocked with food and ice that we stored in the bear proof outdoor storage unit. There's a fire pit that we used every day. NH has a strict law about bringing wood in from out of state, so you do need to purchase wood from them. All the details about this are on the website when you register. You have an option to bring your own linens, but we opted to have them provide it by registering for the Zen rate (again all is explained on the website). Our unit had one queen size bed and two bunk beds. There was a portable floor fan in the unit for cooling. We didn't need it because it got to the lower 50's at night and upper 70's during the day. The tent does have a wood stove for heating that we did not use. You do have to bring your own towels for the pool. On site there's a basketball court, playground, ping pong table, corn hole, foosball table, bocce ball court, movie night, other activities like yoga, kayaks and tubes for rent, and a variety of board games. You cannot drive your car to your unit but there are plenty of carts in your assigned parking area to haul your stuff from your car to your unit. You do have to dispose of your trash at their localized trash site which is a bit of a walk from your unit. OK it was a bit of an effort but I got my steps in for the day with that task alone. The food truck is great. We enjoyed crepes and coffee each morning. There are also muffins and smoothies. I am told that the pizza is quite good. The food truck opens at 7:30 AM. Check when you register what their hours of operation are since they run two shifts - morning and afternoon/evening. With all those details I was most impressed and grateful for the beauty of the site as well as the genuine friendliness of the staff. You are in the middle of the woods in the White Mountains "roughing" it with all the amenities. I was truly at peace and had some of the best sleep in months. We're heading back in September to do some hiking. I'm sure I'll rattle on about that experience in a few months. Just go! Have fun!

Easy to book and check in, we didn't get to choose our campsite, they escort you to your site, easy…read moreto navigate. You can buy firewood at the store and they deliver to your campsite which is a nice touch. Staff was very nice. It was surprisingly quiet on the Friday night that we stayed, people were respectful of quiet hours. Bathroom was fine, didn't use the shower. Overall had a great stay!

Haven't been here in a few years, the staff were great, seems like they still have tons of stuff…read morefor the kids to do on the weekends. But the place really needs a refresh, bathrooms are clean but tiny, roads are in rough shape throughout the campground.

Ok, so I'm by NO means a campground person. Over the years I've actively avoided them, opting for…read morestate parks without RV's out of fear of landing in a trailer park instead of a campground full of residents rather than guests. This year I was convinced to join another couple families for their yearly trip to On the Saco Campground and I'm glad I did. It's not a huge place, but it's very well kept and VERY clean. No smelly outhouses or grimy bathrooms, both were maybe a little rustic but in good working order and again, very clean. My site was tree lined giving plenty of privacy, nicely mowed and had a fire ring. I don't know if they employ some kind of mosquito management but for a wooded site about 80ft from water, I didn't get one bite over my 3 night stay. There's a little store with pretty much any essential you may have forgotten for sale, small game room, washer/dryer, and dishwashing area. You can rent tubes and canoes, (I did both) and the staff is super friendly and helpful, (especially when we got caught in the rain and they came to pick us up earlier and at a different location than intended). They had some kind of activity everyday, I saw face painting one afternoon by the office, there was a glow stick parade one night, corn-hole tournament the next, and a movie night the third. A lot of Saco campground are shitshows, (I'm talking about you Fiddlehead!) full of wasted college kids, this place IS NOT THAT. If that's what you want, keep moving. However, if you're looking for a clean, friendly place that is definitely family friendly and a more peaceful but still fun experience I'd recommend On the Saco Family Campground for sure.

Our family just left after a four night stay with our camper. I don't have one negative thing to…read moresay. I loved the non crowded feel. The owners Jason and Tori were hands down the nicest campground owners we've ever met. They were helpful, and accommodating. They went above and beyond with everything. It's a small campground and very family friendly. It's clean and has a real camping feel. The staff was also very friendly as well. We will definitely be back, and will highly recommend then to other fellow campers. I love supporting nice family campgrounds like this. Check them out!

We are seasonal campers. The location is close to Lake Winnie and North Conway. But you get to…read morewalk to Lake Ossipee and enjoy on site amenities. The pools are great. But hot tubs seem to have issues. Hours for pool are short. The beach is not huge. They also have no designated area to fish. Which leads to kids struggling to find a spot where someone will not scold them. The dog beach is fun they did fix the entry area. The dog park is toy dog sized. Our dog loves taking walks and hanging out with his family. The bands are great every Saturday. Whole family can enjoy. Bingo is on Friday for adults only. The snack shack is great. Camp store is okay but lacking staple fill in items that keep you able to not have to leave. Some years they have bread, butter, milk and eggs then other years they do not. I miss the event calendar given out for the year. They only give activities on a Facebook page last minute. Most people are enjoying this place as their weekend getaway. We all just want to relax and enjoy.

First time we were here we were less than impressed, took us 2 years before we tried it again. Darn…read moreglad we gave it a second chance, it is now a destination at least once a summer. The park is well kept up, the beach/ waterfront is great. The sites are good sized and level with some trees but still lots of sun. The staff has been great and we have had a good time with many campers while there.

We stayed in end of July 2024. It was very clean and just perfect for my children's/young adults…read morefirst camping trip. Plan on staying again next year. Many many thanks for a great time!

We stayed here for 2 nights in mid August for a boys hiking trip…read more The good: - Owners (I believe they are new) were very friendly and accommodating. Called me back after leaving a message. - The tent sites are very nice, level, VERY SPACIOUS and PRIVATE! - Close to hiking in the local area - Free hot shower - Value priced Needs improvement: - My one requirement was flush toilets. The tent camping area only has port-a-potties which were clean and OK but I have become a "camping snob" being seasonal at 5 star resort. LOL! It is a 1/2 mile walk round trip to the main bathhouse. They had some issues and was closed Saturday evening and Sunday. There is a single uni-sex bathroom with shared shower near office (but can be a line). NOTE: They do look like they are building something next to the old bathhouse. - The bathrooms over all could use refurbishing. They were clean but just old. Other things: - Pool (didn't use) - Rec Hall (didn't use) - Food truck on Friday night (didn't visit)

At the time we went the campground was more like a military camp with police and the woman who…read moremanaged patrolling and scolding people- I'll never return- but i heard there is a new owner/manager and it is not like that anymore. If that's the case - the campground itself was pretty nice

This is a nice little campground, sites adequately spaced, quick walk to the Sack River. Too bad…read morethe experience was ruined by a group of Male A holes blaring music, singing and carrying on Loud conversations until 2:00 AM

Been going to camp calumet for my entire life love it! Camp is a home away from home for me and…read morenothing can beat it! 180 acres 80 buildings amazing staff and an amazing beach to relax on lake Ossipee in the sun

Abysmal customer service. We booked three camp sites for a party of 15, 3 months in advance. We put…read morea credit card on file, and everything was supposedly fine. Come today (6/12/13) we get a call from them, saying they can't honor our reservation because it's a larger party. Long story short, the person who took our reservation was not supposed to do it. The employees clearly don't know the guidelines of their own campground, and we suffer for it. We all took time off from work, and now we have to find a new location only 45 days in advance. Thanks a lot Camp Calumet, you really made this review easy for us to write.