Best family friendly campground we've tried ! I am a beach girl. Kids are so happy here and staff…read moreas well as guests were all amazing! I put us on seasonal wait list

Autumn Hills Campground is AWESOME! It's remotely located and the amenities and activities are…read moreamazing, something for everyone! The staff is so friendly and helpful and I can't say enough how clean the bathrooms, laundry room and store are! The super nice owners, Adam & Jennifer are constantly making upgrades and changes and have really created a beautiful, family oriented campground! I recommend you take the virtual tour online so you can pick a sight that works for you and book it soon. An enjoyable and memorable experience

Always a great hike. This is a moderate++ hike and popular mountain. #1 most hiked in the US. At…read morethe ranger station you will have to pay a fee however there are other trails you will not have to however they are more challenging. Amazing views once at the top and always enjoyable

This mountain might be the second most climbed in the world and provides lovely views at the…read moresummit. It's located in Jaffrey and Dublin, NH. The summit is bare and rocky; a great place to relax and picnic after that long hike up. It's bare due to early settlers setting fire to it for pasture. It's approximately 400 millions years old and the first recorded hike was in 1725. There are multiple trails but the easiest is the white arrow trail, which is 2.3-miles. There is a parking lot. I've been on this trail a handful of times. It's a great hike and a super fun workout. I'd recommend good hiking shoes, a small backpack with water and snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, hat, and sweater. It does get windy at the summit and sometimes cold depending on the season. There's no water or restrooms so plan accordingly. It's definitely one of my favorite hikes and love going on it.

We were very excited about our first reservation here. We had heard great things. Unfortunately I…read morewas diagnosed with pneumonia the week leading up to our trip, so we had to cancel. I figured we wouldn't get a refund. I understand with such short notice. I still decided to provide the courtesy of informing them we wouldn't be there. I did ask however, if someone picked up our spot would we get a refund? The answer was no. I asked, "so you'll make double?" This was confirmed. That is disappointing to me and a poor example of customer service. Like I said I understand not being refunded for the late cancellation, but it doesn't feel right that they would profit off of an unforeseen hardship by not offering anything in case the spot got picked up. Not sure I'll want to give them my business in the future. Beware- might be best to book this one very close to the dates you'd like to use it.

This was our second stay at Seven Maples Campground in Hancock, NH! We cannot praise the owners…read moreenough for their awesome hospitality and friendliness! Our young grandson got hurt near the pool area & Scott was a tremendous help in calming him (& me) down and applying First Aide to him! He was so reassuring and had such a calming presence! We will definitely be making more Reservations in the future! Thank you for creating a fun, relaxing and exceptionally safe camping environment! Peter & Diane

Technical stuff! Wingspeed Adventures Is a leader in…read moreChallenge Course building in the North East. They are an ACCT professional vendor member. They Inspect Challenge Courses for schools, camps or even if you're lucky enough to have your own! They train Ropes Course/Challenge Course staff (at your facility or their own). They build tree houses! Fun Stuff! Although they're professionals, These guys are the most fun people you'll ever meet! never a job too big, they always let their imaginations run riot on every project! They have done my staff training for years, and there's always something new i learn from them, as well as them trying to learn something new from us! Someone once said "If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life" and these guys don't work! its their passion and it shows! I would highly recommend Wingspeed Adventures for all your challenge course needs, as well as any other crazy ideas you may have!

We are new seasonal campers here at Friendly Beaver. Last night there was a situation happening…read moreafter the office was closed for the night. I wanted to reach out to the owners/managers, so I called the office and the owner answered the phone and within minutes, the owners were down at my camper. Talk about awesome customer service!!! And first thing this morning, the owners came back to see me. I have been in a management/supervisor role for most of my adult life and I have to tell you, the owners here at Friendly Beaver are top notch. They love their campground and their campers. This place is great, everything from the activities, cleanliness of the grounds and pool, friendly staff and owners. Check out this campground, I know you will love it too.

I was a seasonal camper here when I was younger and have never had an issue here. The pool,…read morebathrooms, and other facilities were spotless. There's plenty to do and Rob and his staff were very polite and the themed weekends made it special. I'm planning a trip to come back years later for a weekend in July I'm super excited. Pictures and more to come.

My family and I had our first visit to Cold Springs this past weekend. I was looking for a fun…read moreweekend excursion for the last weekend prior to the beginning of school for my kids (ages 7 and 10). My son really wanted to go camping this summer, so this fit the bill. We don't own an RV/trailer, and tenting is not something appeals to me, we decided to reserve a cabin. I called only a few days advance and they had one cabin left for Sat-Mon. I was a little worried about some of the comments I read on Yelp, especially around the "Nazi-like rules". I'm happy to admit that none of that was visible during our visit. We arrived around 2pm on Sat and the resort was fairly busy, but not overcrowded. The check-in process was a breeze and we liked how the cabins were very close the pools, rec hall and playground. The cabins are rustic, but with some nice amenities. The dorm sized fridge/freezer was perfect for our 2 night stay and the flatscreen TV with DVD was perfect for the bedtime ritual. The cabin has a queen size bed and 2 sets of twin size bunkbeds. (Warning: the "twin" size is a little misleading, they are really 2/3 the width of a standard twin mattress) The cabin has a picnic bench inside and one outside... along with a fire ring and grate for grilling. We immediately headed for the pools after unpacking. There are 4 pools and 3 hot tubs. One pool and hot tub is for adults only....and they also have a pool and hot tub for kids only. There was a DJ playing great music (mostly classic rock). We sat around the far end of the "sun and play" pool which has basketball nets on opposite sides of the pool. I was a little concerned that they opted to use small basketballs instead of something softer. Of course, I saw plenty of kids get bonked on the head with people's "half court" shot attempts. Probably not the best idea. That night they projected a family movie on a screen next to the pool. The first night we grilled hot dogs on the fire and just relaxed. The cabin does not have AC, so we brought a floor fan with us. While it was pretty hot that day and the cabin was a little stuffy when we went to bed, but by early morning the temp had dropped outside enough that I had to close one of the windows and turn the fan off. The private bathrooms (3 total) were only 40 feet from our cabin and very clean. You need your room key to get into the bathrooms (which was little annoying). I loved how they blasted the radio (classic rock) in each private bathrooms. On Sunday morning, we got breakfast at the snack bar and it was delicious. I got 3 scrambled eggs with toast, home fries and ham steak ($6). We went to pool soon after and at 10am my son and I participated in one of the resort art activities and painted on canvas ($15/pp). The staff person was great and really enjoyed her role working with the guests of the resort. After that we spent the rest of the day at the pool area. The place was much quieter on Sunday as most of the non-seasonal crowd departed that morning, and a majority of the weekenders were there Fri-Sun. The kids got dinner at the snack bar (burger/fries and chix tenders/onion rings) and it was very good. That night we enjoyed another great fire and some TV before bed. Some of our neighbors several cabins down had a little bit of a party, and there was some commotion when 2 intoxicated females almost went to blows after a series of F and S bombs, but luckily it deescalated quickly. My kids and wife were inside watching TV, so they didn't hear any of it. Left early on Monday morning as I had to work. We all had a great time and will most likely be back again next summer as its only 35 mins from our house.

Nice place just bad management Many people invested in park…read moremodels to be told they are no longer allowed there and you can't sell if you want to sell it has to be pulled out costing a lot of people a lot of money. Also lots of rules so many rules If you are seasonal and pay 6k a year every visitor that stays with you must pay full rates to stay in your camper and it's way to expensive never again it cost more to visit someone then to rent your own site

I called this place to make an appointment (required on website), the guy who answered said for…read morewhat. No hello, no how are you or how can I help you. I told him I wanted to rent kayaks enough for 5 people. Not gonna lie, I'm not a kayak, canoe, row boat expert so I asked if there was one that could fit all 5 of us. He laughed and said you're joking right? I said no, I'm not joking (because I've been on a canoe that fits 5 before). The guy was extremely rude and ignorant and at the end he would not take me seriously and he said "you're joking with me right?" And then hung up on me. Way to do business guys, I guess you don't need new customers

One word for this organization. DIS HONEST! Eric claims to be involved in donating money to many…read moreChristian camps, Susan g koman and little lambs international. He goes on craigslist buying used boats and tells the seller a story about his Christian boys camp ,just to get the seller to sell the item way below what they were asking. He then turns around and resells for a huge profit. We know this to be a fact,We were seller's to him of a canoe. Then by shear coincidence we went to buy a paddle boat that he was selling. He had just purchased it from a man we had just called who sold his boat for less to a boys Christian organisation ,purchasers name Eric. Hummmmm?

Our two daughters have been attending Wa-Klo for three years, and I cannot recommend it highly…read moreenough. Their time at camp is perhaps their favorite time of the year. They experience so much growth while they are there, forming friendships and exploring activities that they don't usually have the opportunity to try in their everyday lives. They stretch their abilities, have fun, and also learn how to be considerate individuals who look out for one another. The environment is incredibly supportive and caring, and the break from screens provides a much-needed reset. They talk about camp all year long. Choosing Wa-Klo was one of the best decisions we made for them!

As a former Camper who attended three summers at Camp Wa-klo, for four weeks each, I can say I…read moreloved my sleep-away camp experience! A typical weekday would be waking up to revelry, circling the flag pole to welcome the day, eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Roy-Kit, singing many fun camp songs, cleaning the cabin, having inspection, attending 5 activities throughout the week (soccer, lacrosse, tennis, archery, horseback riding, fitness, gymnastics, theatre, dancing, sailing, windsurfing, swimming... to name a few) with one rest period in between to hang out with friends, write letters, take a nap, etc. Outside of the weeks' activities I thoroughly enjoyed our evening and weekend gatherings. When you first attend camp you are placed on either the White or Green Team tribe and throughout your camp experience there are various all-camp competition events, movie nights, drama performances, dances, and council fires where staff and counselors award achievements associated with weekly activities, tribe success and much more. You also have opportunities to go off-site as a group to hike Mt. Monadnock, grab ice cream from Kimball Farm, go water rafting, visit Six Flags, attend the Jaffrey Fair, etc. I also really liked the camp uniform. The green and white apparel made it easy for all the girls to feel comfortable in what they wore. There were some civies days, and an all-white closing ceremony (so I would still pack other outfits) but the main area to show off one's personality was in the cabin by decorating around your bed, shelves, and trunk. I have only GREAT camp memories and would continue sharing... Instead, I invite you to sign up and experience a summer for yourself!