Beautiful campground. Clean and well maintained, staff is friendly and helpful…read more Gorgeous sites right on the river, looks line something you would see on a postcard. Swimming pond with a waterfall is a nice touch. This was our first time here - we will be back!!!

Chad and his wife are amazing. They work so incredibly hard to take care of the campground and are…read morevery accommodating. You would never know this great campground is hidden away in Newport!! If I need to chill, this is where I go!!

Beautifully soft sand and clear water, but unfortunately their bathrooms are very much not…read moreaccessible for people with disabilities or mobility issues. Very steep ramp with terrible traction and no handicap stall.

Stayed the weekend here renting a cabin. Very rustic but did us fine. Cabin had a bathroom but no…read moreshower which is fine. Hot water was nice to have while washing dishes. We rented Stillwaters cabin that wasn't quite flat and the fire pit was awkwardly placed on the side a hill. Hard to sit around and enjoy while trying to keep your balance! Staff was friendly and we got to take our dog for 2 swims while there. Christmas in July weekend was nice. Seeing all the campers lit up with Christmas lights and stuff was fun to see. Main store had plenty of items for sale, reasonably priced. Wish the store had expanded hours during the busy season but nothing too pressing that couldn't wait until the next day. We will be back, thank you for taking our last minute reservation.

It all went well, from check in to check out. Friendly and authentic campground. Nonstop or relax…read moreand take it easy. Stay in or going outside the campgrounds. Something for everyone.

Though we made every attempt to arrive before dark, it wasn't in the cards for us on this trip…read more The office had already closed and we weren't sure what to do. The porch light was on at the office, so that's where we walked. Attached to the door was a map indicating how to get to our site - YAY! We followed that (nervously, as that hill is surprisingly steep) with my husband asking "are you SURE?". We made it easily and safely, set-up and enjoyed our first evening. The next two days (Labor Day weekend) were fun-filled as we travelled with not only our young children, but our adult children booked a tent site right across from us! We learned that the owners just purchased the campground this year and they have been working to get it running better, cleaning up and upgrading. Well, call me surprised! I thought it was quite nice the way it was. We were near one of the playgrounds, perfect for the little ones. My husband and I walked around and met a few seasonal folks, very nice people! On our walk we stumbled upon the fairy village, nice little feature. My 7 year old enjoyed that a lot. It was a touch chilly so even though the pool was open, only the youngest kids were interested in jumping in. ;) There were some activities for the kids, they enjoyed making slime. Most of the time we just sat by the campfire chatting, playing games. Great memories and we know we will be doing it again. At one point my husband took the little ones to buy ice cream and was a little short on cash. The owners said don't worry about it, enjoy the ice cream. He even went back later with the difference and they refused. Top-notch people!! I almost forgot! We booked online and have a Good Sam membership, but did not see an option to apply a discount. We later received an email reminding us to come to the office for our refund. We highly recommend this campground and look forward to future trips here.

So I've never actually written a review on this site but after reading the review below me I had to…read morewrite. My family has been going to this camp ground for 15 years, and we aren't hillbillies who need to get back on our feet. We leave our camper up there year round, and while we dont have a "post and beam" porch attached to it, i can tell you that the people who do, are also well off and not trying to get back up on their feet. This campground is not for everyone it's a small camp ground where everyone knows eachother. Since its so close to the State Park they are REQUIRED to put up the private property signs. The owner lives in the main house that she is talking about and there is an office attached. It clearly says "MAIN OFFICE" on it so I'm not to sure what they were looking at. If you are looking for a peaceful campground with lots of friendly people and some peace and quiet with a short walk to a beautiful beach and boating area then this is a great camp ground. If you are looking for a campground with a bunch of activities and things to do then this place is not for you.

Full-disclosure, we did not stay here. We pulled off of the main road to go to Surry Mountain…read moreLake, but the gate was closed, & we weren't sure if the campground & park were affiliated so we pulled into the campground to see if we could find someone to ask them why the park was closed & see if there was beach access (for a fee) from the campground. Looking back, of course, I realize they aren't affiliated, the campground had "private campground" signs & the park is, of course, a state park. We were thinking, at least I was, when we first pulled up that with the state park so close by this would be a great local spot to go camping when we don't feel like driving 3 hours to the White Mountains, but I realized pretty quickly this was not the spot for us!! At first it looks really sweet, but we quickly realized this was no normal campground...... The sign is sweet, but then there are so other smaller signs attached to it, "NO TRESPASSING", "PRIVATE PROPERTY", "PRIVATE CAMPGROUND", "AREA UNDER VIDEO SURVEILLANCE"... What kind of normal campground has video surveillance?? Certainly none we've ever stayed at! And what campground has "NO TRESPASSING" & "PRIVATE PROPERTY" signs?? It's not welcoming at all! We realized after driving through quickly that that's exactly what they want..... So the main house is really just a house, there's no "welcoming" office area or even kiosk. As someone who has camped plenty, I can tell you that this is very odd. No parking spots in front of the main house either. Also odd. We drove up to the right of the house & saw a gentleman outside who spotted us & I had the husband flag him down. He asked him why the park was closed & if we could access the beach from the campground, for a fee. He said no, due to high water, the lake was flooded & closed so the beach & park was closed to fishing & swimming. We thanked him & drove the narrow road around the house, past at least a dozen or so "camping" sites, & left as quickly as we could. NOW, to the reason this place gave us the creeps & why we certainly won't be staying here even though I was considering it..... This is not a real campground...... I think maybe their taxes are lower or they have fewer fees with the town because they registered as a campground? I don't know enough about the zoning laws & fees & regulations but that's the only thing I can think of. I saw only ONE REAL, true camp site, with a couple on it and plenty of wooded land around their site, a fire pit, & they had a pop-up camper, & they clearly did not LIVE there year-round..... And then there were the "sites" surrounding the main house...... Oh goodness. Talk about banjos..... I felt like we were driving threw rural Pennsylvania, and yes, I have been to rural, north-western Pennsylvania, so I know what I'm comparing this place to. There were camping trailers, single-wide trailers, etc, obviously converted to year-round residences. They were crammed together, not like any camp sites I've ever seen, more like a run-down trailer park. Permanent post-and-beam structures were affixed to single-wide trailers to help prop them up & give them a porch, extra living space, etc, so, yeah, they weren't camping, they were there year-round. Again, I've done plenty of camping, I've seen what people do to seasonal trailers when they leave the trailers there all summer, putting a deck up to their door, popping up gazebo outside, etc, they do NOT put skirting around the trailer foundation & they do not affix post-and-beam additions & porches to their trailers... I felt compelled to write a review because, honestly, I'd be extremely unhappy if I came from out of state & drove several hours all to stay in a run-down trailer park masquerading as a campground! It also doesn't make the fine state of New Hampshire look good at all... I've lived here for most of my life & I can tell you I never seen ANYTHING even CLOSE to this place!! Even in rural NH... I can appreciate that some people get hit with a run of bad luck & need somewhere to get back on their feet, or maybe some people just don't care, who knows, but I think it's lousy that whoever owns this campground is trying to get around local laws & regulations (again, I'm not familiar with zoning/laws/etc but that's the only thing I can think of because clearly this is NOT a campground) by claiming to be a private campground when this is clearly a trailer park with at least one real campsite... When we stumbled across this place I was initially excited thinking I'd found a great place to camp, locally, on 3 day weekends or whatever. But after 5 seconds driving around the grounds I will stay as far away from this place as I can & would encourage anyone looking for a REAL campground to do the same!

Our site was spacious but access to the closest bathroom facility from our site isn't convenient…read more There's a travel trailer in front of it that shouldn't be there in my opinion. If you don't want to abide by their you must wear a wristband at all times rule than this campground may not be the place for you otherwise besides being within the proximity of some traffic noise this is a fairly quiet place. There aren't enough campgrounds in NH so if asked if I'd stay again the answer would be yes. Its good value for the current (May 2024) rate.

Overall we felt the park was a little on the dumpy side but only because there are several seasonal…read moresites that aren't being tended to and lots of junk and trash around them. Most of the short term sites are pretty well maintained. We were on site 111 which was directly behind the office. Our site was gravel and sand, level and had water, power and sewer. (Full hookups). There were a few pond sites but they were full. The laundry is simply an outdoor covered area with 4 washers and 2 large dryers. It was not swept often and there was dirt and leaves everywhere. It is attached to the side of the office and the restrooms are there as well. We do not use the communal restrooms or showers so I have no idea of their conditions. Judging from the laundry though I wouldn't have high hopes. The campground offers many activities in the weekends for kids and adults. I enjoyed the bingo game on Saturday night and actually had a couple of bingos! Yay! There was a small playground for the kiddos. They have miniature golf and horseshoe pits as well. They do not have a dog park.

Terrible customer service from the moment we turned into the campground. We booked our two…read morefamilies as tent sites and then were told that they typically do not accept tents at all... sites are right on top of each other, so unfortunately you are in someone else's front yard, which makes it terrible for children to play. We were really looking forward to this trip, but it should really be advertised as 55+.

This is our first year camping here. We love the lake. It has a great beach area. What a nice…read moreplayground for the children to play. The people are very nice. The owner is very nice and he is very friendly and funny. There are bands , bingo and other great events. Tiffany is the manger and she is doing a wonderful job of getting events going. There is also a great group of people that help to make all events happen. We are definitely doing seasonal camping there next year also.

My husband and I rented out stonewall farm B&B for our wedding and it was absolutely magical. Ed…read moreand Meg are wonderful hosts. Both are so kind and welcoming and their breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We stayed in the bridal sweet over the weekend and the bed was very comfortable. We were granted use of the property for nearly the entire weekend and Ed and Meg were so flexible it was truly a better experience than I ever could have hoped for. Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway or your fairy-tale wedding destination, I cannot recommend stonewall farm B&B enough!

I wanted to book a weekend stay, Saturday/Sunday but they require a 2 night minimum stay at $190…read moreplus tax and a 3.5% credit card fee. They need to revamp their policies to make their venue more inviting and competitive with other inns in the area. The place looks nice but that is all I can say about it.

Solid little mountain. I spent most of a day here and was pretty well entertained but definitely…read morewould have been bored if I came a second day. I mostly stuck to twister until they closed it off for racing though i tried the whole rest of the mountain. I like that they have night skiing because i got a late start to my day and didnt get there till around noon. On a random Tuesday the two lodges were constantly full of kids who race but I always found myself a seat when I needed to come in to warm up. Even with all the racer kids I still never had to wait in the lift lines. I also forgot my snowpants but thankfully they allow borrowing from the lost and found items that are past their pickup date. That was a life saver to be able to grab some in the morning and bring them back at the end of the day.

Great family sized mountain. Perfect for beginners and intermediates. They limit ticket sales so…read moreeven on a super busy day lift lines are not bad. Brought my two oldest granddaughters to learn to ski for the first time. By the end of the day, the oldest (9) was on the lift skiing Puff, The younger (6) was ready to go, but the day was over. She will be skiing puff next trip. During the day or at night, you can ski right up to the lifts and get on. Typically no line or just one or two groups in front of you.