I've always had a great experience camping here, and have gone each year for about 5 years. I am 30…read moreyears old, typically camp with uncle and cousin and some other friends that are about 30 years old. We don't care about the pool or wifi, don't care about what kinds of programming for families they may have, or any of the other things camp grounds are pushing these days. We want a somewhat private site, we want to be able to keep our fire going as late as we want (as long as it is under control), and we want to be able to keep our music playing at a reasonable level. We have never been told to put out our fire during quiet hours, or to turn off our music. We can stay up all night having a great time by the fire and playing cards without being broken up, but everyone plays by the same rules meaning it is not a wild place and we have never encountered other sites being too loud for our enjoyment. If you're looking for some old fashioned camping - even in an RV - where you can enjoy being outside with good company all night, this is a great spot. The staff has always been pleasant as well and the rates are comparable to nearby grounds.

We camped here for the first time this week and really enjoyed our stay. We stayed at Meredith…read moreWoods, but Clearwater is right across the street and you have access to the amenities there too. Meredith Woods has bigger, more spaced out lots and is not on the lake. Clearwater has a lake, but the lots are more jammed packed and not as spacious. Clearwater seems to be more family friendly with a playground, lake, etc. Meredith is more laid back and quiet. Meredith also has an indoor pool and hot tub which is nice. The staff at both places were very friendly and both have a nice store. We drove over to Clearwater to spend the day on the beach/lake. We rented kayaks which were very decently priced ($6 single, $12 double for 2 hrs.). The water was very clear and the beach was pretty large. The only downside to our camp site was a fence beside us. It made it feel a bit less woodsy. I also felt they could clean up around the store and grounds a bit. It looks a bit rundown. Same with the docks at Clearwater. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. We would stay here again!

They have everything you need there to camp, they have a small store you can buy items that you may…read morewant, including wood. The price is in BAD for actually tent camping, but they do have cabins in RV sites as well., also have showers and laundry facility

Just stayed for bike week, big open sites very clean and quiet at night. Would highly recommend…read more June 20 2025

Clean and very friendly! Sites are beautiful! They sell wood and ice and WiFi is free. Great…read moreexperience and I would highly recommend.

Two nights here in an RV. We were told there was no room in the campground, but only The front…read morefield. We had to take it. 60 bucks a night for a non-level, divet filled site, w high grass, just a few feet from a major road, disappointing. Next day I inquired about moving into the campground, and they said yes. The place was half empty. The campground itself is small and beautiful lots of trees, hilly. Peaceful. Restrooms are big and clean. Our friends came here as well in a 25 foot towable and they struggled backing into their spot - obstacles everywhere. These are not pullout spots, and there are trees everywhere. We did fine in our small class b. Would come back, as looney bin and high octane saloon are walkable.

I do not recommended the Cottages at Tower Hill, not a nice place at all. Owner quoted my friend…read more100 (CASH only)then was charged 50 bucks more upon arrival?! Later we see poolside lounge chairs with sheer material and lights set up, found out from another guest soft porn was going to happen! The topper was the brawl that happened between 2 cabins, no security on the site and no sign of the owners. Only cops, lots of cops, and found out this was the 5th time in less then a month cops have had to come to the property, will never go there again!"

If you want to go to a really fun place with very cool little cottages - this is for you. There is…read moreone cottage with a funky 1940 antique kitchen. It's super clean and I cannot wait to go back, when your there it's like being with family. It's so close to weirs beach you can keep your car there and walk the short distance to the strip, then head back up the hill and chill out in the incredible swimming pool. The owners are very accommodating and super inviting. Can't wait to be there next year. They have cottages and sites for your campers. One stop shopping for all of your vacation needs

Been traveling in Class C rv for a few years. Landed on this gem while passing through. This is a…read morenondescript little campground with someone who answers the phone, takes a reservation, knows what the sites offer (full hookups for us), and all very nicely. That was a real treat! The laundry room, bathrooms, showers were all really clean and functioning. There were big wood fire rings with backings to help the fire, and wood sold on site. The place was dark and quiet at night, respectful neighbors, and even the resident owl quieted down in the woods behind us. I would go here again.

From the owner: We are a small, independently owned and operated campground with sites for tents and RV’s. Our tent…read moresites have water and electric and our RV sites offer 30 and 50 amp service. No tent, no RV, no problem! We have two newly renovated cabins for rent. All sites have a picnic table and fire ring.

This campground/ RV/ cabin rental is right off of silver lake in the state New Hampshire. It's…read morereally quite a cute little place, with a ton of fun stuff to do there and in the area it's located at. It's in Belmont about an hour from Ossipee Lake and about a half an hour from Lake Winnipesaukee. It's a cute set up with a few tenting sites as well as a majority of RV and cabin sites. Definitely a seasonal place we're regulars spend their time. Quiet hours are after 10pm and fire had to be out before midnight. There are privacy fences around the few tent sites. When we forgot our paddles for one of our kayaks they let us use one for free. They had paddle boards and kayak rentals as well. The beach area was as nice as it could be but it did have a lot of floaties and a good amount of guck on the bottom. It wasn't a deep lake and it was filled with river weed and plant like to the surface just after the beach. Definitely don't want to fall in out of the beach area ! The owners hand delivered ice and fire wood whenever we called the front office, among other things. They wouldn't take our tips either. They even had a small store. All in all the place is cute, the owners are nice and when we were in last minute jam they were very accommodating !!

I wish I could give them a 0 but I can't. We have stayed at…read moreSilver Lake for the last 4 years , we would go for a week or a long weekend to visit our family who are seasonal campers. This year was the first year that mangy was horrible as the camp ground was sold to modern America and it use to be a family owned camp ground . No one was ever there to meet us to check us in or there when we had to return the gate key . The first visit my uncle who is handicap the bathroom shower seat broke when he was on it , one of the mgt was there and did nothing but put a sign on the bathroom "use caution shower seat broke " 5 weeks later they kinda fixed it. We started a fire and half the ground from the site went up as the site was full of pine needles and leaves that were never cleaned up. We were asked to move our car from the overflow parking lot when the same lady told us to put it there. The last night of our stay in Oct of 2023 there was domestic with a gun at the entrance and not one person of mgt was there but my husband was with the police. I am so upset with modern America They every went as far as not renewing another family memebers seasonal because she asked very nicely when they thought the shower seat would be fixed (after 4 weeks) she politely stated there are lots of elderly and disabled in the park an she was just wondering .

My husband and I have had a seasonal site at Edge of Woods for 2 years now and cannot recommend it…read moreenough. The owner is incredibly accommodating and has consistently gone above and beyond to make sure we have what we need to enjoy our time at the campground. The one time there were issues with water and electric, the response time was immediate and the issue was fixed within an hour. The campground itself is small and no-frills. We're a young couple that spend most of our days out on our boat and don't require more than a spot for our camper plus a little yard to have a fire at night, which is exactly what we get at Edge of Woods. Our neighbors are all friendly and we've been able to enjoy many summer nights with friends here. What more can you ask for on the big lake?

My wife and I had very similar experience as the other reviewers. This is literally the owners back…read moreyard. When we pulled in, there were no obvious signs pointing you to the office. We drove around and found a lawn sign in front of one of the trailers. No one was there to great us, so we waited in our car for about 20 minutes. The care taker finally show up, but was more focused on brining in his groceries than helping find a site. I truly mean that we needed to find a site. When we had drove around the campground, we truly thought there were no tent sites. He walked us in behind a row of arborvitae where there was a long strip of open space. The ground had exposed stumps, leaf piles, and garbage. Between the arborvitae and the rock wall there was just enough space for us to set up our tent. There is absolutely no privacy! The strip of open space was considered four separate tent sites. There was no space to do anything after you set your tent up. There was no picnic tables or place to sit and eat. There was one fire pit for the four sites. Even this was a metal pan style fire pit with the bottom falling out. The bathrooms are a converted trailer with a single toilet and one shower. It was disgusting and clearly not cleaned often. There was not toilet paper provided either. This was incredibly deceiving when we booked it. The owner seems like a nice enough guy, but is incredible hard to get a hold of. He does not return calls if you leave a voicemail, claiming that he doesn't have enough time with the three jobs he works. We paid $40 a night. Definitely not worth the price.

Fantastic setting on Lake Winnipesaukee with gorgeous sweeping water view of the broads of the lake…read moreand the distant mountains (the lake is about 8 miles wide at this point). According to my Google search it appears that there is over 80 acres here but it feels smaller probably due to the fact that the park is split between the swimming beach area and the RV camp ground area. The park opens at 9 AM but the line forms earlier, early arrivals get to choose the choicest picnic table locations. This is a super clean well cared for area that is great for day long waterfront activities. What you will find. Parking for about 200 cars, but the spaces are not lined so likely will hold far less. Entry fee for the beach area is $5 per adult and under that for children, see my photo showing fees. Walking trail (ADA accessible) to the beach, takes you past a open air pavilion with multiple picnic tables some with extended overhangs for wheelchair access. You will also pass a volley ball area, well kept porta potties, cold beverage vending machines, a small convenience store, and well equipped children's playground. A coarse sand beach area of about 700 feet, its nice and wide leading back to tree shaded lawns where you will find 100 or so picnic tables positioned far enough apart to give everyone some privacy. There are many BBQ pits and hibachi type grills located amongst the sites, I didn't see any signs posting that you couldn't bring your own grills but there are some banning fire pits and or camp fires. Also both sections of this park are NOT PET friendly so leave fido at home. Overall if you want a low budget day long family getaway this is a wonderful place to have it. If you find this review helpful please give it a thumbs up.

This is the first State Park I've ever seen that requires a reservation. Not a park just a small…read morebeach front, plenty of better places to go close