Great facilities here and an interesting layout to explore with some fun trails leading directly…read morefrom the campground. We really liked taking a dip in the swimming area after a day of hiking Mt Madison and Adams which are very close by. Campsite 43 was spacious with fire pit and picnic table, close proximity to site 42 and 41 which were empty for most of our stay. Staff were welcoming, great experience all around

Nice park! Very close to town and the Mt Washington auto road. We had camp spot 34 which was right…read morenext to the bathroom and a few steps away from another bathroom with showers. I usually do not like to be so close to the bathrooms but it was a great location. There is a huge grassy area behind the camp spot which made it feel so much bigger!

This RV resort is perfect. We have stayed here multiple times in our travel trailer. Sites are…read morelevel. Sewer, water easy to hook-up. Campground is quiet, family friendly. Two pools- well maintained, area clean. Fire area was a safe distance from RV with. Picking table in the grass area. We have stayed in the back- in and pull through sites. Love the pull through as it is elevated with nice views. Some slight car noise at the top most pull through site but not distracting. Plenty of family activities and a cool place to grab food. Highly recommend! It is right across the street from Santa's Village so can walk right over!

We are not campers.... we are not super outdoorsy people so when we saw that they rent their RVs we…read morethought it would be a great way for us to experience "glamping." And it was! We rented one of the larger campers and it worked out great for us. They have a small general store where you check-in that has hot coffee, icees, different drinks and alchoholic drinks and some swag to buy. They have lots of activities for kids to do in the late afternoon/early evening, a nice playground, volley ball nets, basketball court, arcade and hay rides. The place felt very safe and all of the kids were riding their bikes and scooters all around the camp area and laughing and playing together. Our particular camper was OK. I would not call it a luxury unless you are comparing it to an actual tent. The reason being that the AC did not work - it barely cooled off the small space and did not reach to the upper bedroom and the beds were like sleeping on plywood. I did speak to the desk about the beds and was told they hadn't gotten into that particular unit yet to add in mattress toppers. Having the outdoor kitchen area was great and the small fridge is perfect to store any sodas or beverages you bring that don't need to take up room in the inside small fridge. The major complaint about the camper is that they had scented plugins in every single outlet and even some free standing ones all over the place - it made the fake smell unbearable for the first day. While we were there it was water weekend and we were able to go to Santa's Village one night with just the others from the campground which was so much fun! We will definitely be back.

Loved our summer at Maidstone. The staff this season was exceptional. The park is peaceful and a…read moregreat place to unwind. If you like hiking the trails are an especially nice way to spend the day.

an amazing exp that's been in our family for years! a pristine lake, an amazing nighttime sky, an…read moreoff grid gift and wonderful ranger group led by Tom with his staff! Facilities for bathing and life are always clean and nicely improved. Get back to nature with great trails, kayaking, fishing, family and the way things were meant to be. Camping at its best personal time you deserve!

Hi Alice. So I…read moreneeded to get away from family and friends for awhile. Ended up choosing this place and I was glad I did. It's a very nice and peaceful campground about 4.5 hrs from my home. Alice took me around the campground to show me all the tent sites. I picked a huge site (t-18) which was very secluded and away from the main area. And it was only $250 for the month. I believe they are the cheapest around. They have great rates for seasonal campers as well. So I got there and had to get my car towed,twice while there. Alice,a very cool lady,offered me use of a golf cart since she knew I have breathing issues and several stents in my heart. To me,this was as nice as someone could get. While stranded,she brought me wood,even went in town and got me ice so my food wouldn't spoil! How cool for her to do that,not really knowing me. Alice and Brian are very very nice people!! They keep the place clean,the bathrooms are clean also,which to me is very important. The views are just great,Burns Lake Campground sits atop a hill that has views of the mountains in front of all the site up top. The sunsets are awesome. Plus it's located close to many things to do. Even though they don't have a beach (YET) there is a free state park right on the same road. There's trails to hike and a nice sandy beach. But there is a pool on the campgrounds. Access for putting in a canoe right there by the lake. Alice and Brian are new owners of this place,and from my knowledge,they have fixed up the place. All new bathrooms. What's nice about them,is they are a full bath in each room. Toilet,shower and sink. They offer soap and paper towels for washing hands and face right in the bathroom too. There are no men's or women's rooms. Each one is for who ever wants to use them. We had planned on going back for a spectacular fall. But unfortunately my father in law was diagnosed with lung cancer and we had to postpone. This is the place to relax and enjoy the scenery!! Brian and Alice ARE very god people! Give this place a try,it's worth it. Richard

My wife and I and our brothers and sisters in law all went to this campground and had a awesome…read moretime. We were so happy we booked another long weekend stay in October. The folks that own and operate the Campgroud are really accommodating and are very receptive to answering and solving anything we had a question about. It's a vey quiet place with spectacular views of the area. Thanks for the wonderful stay. Look forward to seeing you in October.

Perfect family campground! Local owner owned, very well maintained and clean. Check in is…read moreseamless, well stocked on site store. You'll appreciate the established feel, the mature landscaping, and the quiet nature of the guests. atmosphere was pure Vermont. We were in a deluxe site with concrete pad and picnic table, near the shuffle board court- it was great. Next time we come we may try a site that backs up to the river to mix it up.

Check-in at the store where you will find souveniers, cold beverages, firewood, toys, pet supplies…read moreand some food items. Car and RV parking is in front of the building. A gate code is needed to access the campground. We rented a cabin here. There are four. Two of them are 'deluxe' and have indoor cook tops. The others do not allow indoor cooking and have grills outside. The kitchen was very well kitted with everything you could need. The Deluxe cabin we rented was decorated in a cabin style with bear and moose motif items. A table for two in the kitchen, a couch for two or three and a nice rocker. A small desk is in the corner of the livingroom with a kitchen chair for seating. Hooks for coats and a place for shoes by the door. The gas fireplace is shut off in the summer because the pilot heats up the cabin. They are on from Septemer 1st. The bedroom has a queen bed, (linens and blankets provided) full dresser, bedside tables, another kitchen chair (a total of four in the cabin) and luggage rack. Two narrow closets included hangers, extra pillows and towels for the pool or hot tub. Three quarter bath was well maintained. Two bath towels and one hand towel. Hand soap on vanity. Hair dryer and extra TP under sink. Shelves for toiletries. Clothes hook on back of door. Two seats and a table are on the front porch. Our parking space was in front of the porch. A picnic table and firepit are to the right of the porch, at the end of the parking space. Our porch faced the gravel road into the campground. The campground is tiered from the road down to the river with camper spots on each tier. No spots are directly on the river. A field designated as a dog exercise area is next to the river, then a small, rocky beach to the river. The road noise is heard throughout the campground, even at the brook where the river babbles over the stones, which is very pleasant. The onsite store rents tubes for riding the river. A path to the left of the dog area ends where you can put the tube in the water, ride it to the end of the beach and repeat the process. Laundry, public bathrooms and shower bathrooms are in a newer, climate controlled building near the playground. A pass code is needed to enter. Two pools and a hot tub are near the office/store. Mini-golf is behind the store. Dump station on the way out near the dumpsters. Gravel roads are maintained. Some site have full hook-up, fire pit and picnic table. Very pet friendly.

Worst camp management I've ever experienced. I think that blackhearted woman used to work at the…read moreDMV and decided she wants to ruin people's vacations instead. Everything was a conflict. Forced to pay extra for a tent site pre reserved since August, I was the second adult. Snapped that "we can't have all that stuff" on one site. Rules conflicted 2-4 being acceptable. We were both car camping... I asked questions to extend the reservation, she told me I can't stay if I don't pay... um that was the entire point in communicating. The site, #22, had no power, closest it got to electricity was being "charged" for it. Wouldn't even kick down firewood or ice as a consolation. Bathrooms were closed all over, but lights left on. Showers were cold. Any basic communication was responded to negatively. She declared her own reality and was intolerant of dissent. Seems 2.1 stars is not low enough, her management is a race to the bottom of ratings. I could go on and on, but this should suffice to sum up the rudeness, ripoffs, and wretchedness.

AMAZING Campground! My favorite in New Hampshire! It turns into an especially magical place…read moreduring PorcFest where hundreds of liberty-oriented entrepreneurs create a temporary village for one week with pop up restaurants, cafes, unique vending, talks, and events. The liberty movement wouldn't be as strong as it is in New Hampshire without PorcFest and Crosby and the team have done more to further Liberty in New Hampshire than most of the attendees! A huge THANK YOU to Crosby and the team from everyone at the Art of Liberty Foundation!

Just like Lake Willoughby...crystal clear water. I guess it's appropriate it's called Crystal Lake…read more $4 to get in (it's a state park). Lovely beach and there are picnic areas with grills, though those were not in use due to COVID. They have a bath house where you can change and use the restroom. Such a nice place to enjoy a swim and relaxing in the sun.

Stunning water and mountain views in the middle of nowhere Vermont. Plenty of space for grilling,…read morechilling, or avoiding crowds. Shaded space set back from the beach available (under trees). Relieved that the entry fee was not too steep.

This was our second time camping and overall enjoyed the experience, the only negative being the…read morebathrooms/showers. This was one of the few all season campgrounds we found in the area last minute and we able to book a tent site over the phone. On arrival we were greeted by Mr. Sykes who was very friendly and straightforward. We got a map of the campsite and got to choose our own. Firewood was $14, make sure to bring a hatchet to cut wood to smaller pieces to start your fire. Campsites were on one side and trailers/RVs across a small dirt road. The sites are fairly close together but since there was only one other person camping we had plenty of privacy. The sites all had a stone fire pit and a picnic bench. The trails behind the campsite appear to be snowmobiling trails, they don't extend very far, would probably recommend finding other local trails to do. It's a campsite so I don't expect fancy bathrooms but the big thing (which I saw in other reviews before booking and took with a grain of salt) was that the showers were pretty dirty. The building smelled bad and there were no towels or anything to dry one's hands which is not a big deal to me, but the showers should probably get cleaned at least once a day. There were two stalls on the women's side, one had a lot of caked up grime and the other also features someone's hair and other little bits of debris. We just opted to skip showering but if you plan to, bring shower flip flops! Overall this campsite had what we needed to enjoy some time away and the owner was easy going and nice to interact with.

I can't say enough about the owner if this facility. He is so nice and helpful. The facility is…read morebeautifully wooded and is wonderful for individuals that want to take advantage of local hiking and peace and quiet.

Those bad reviews from 2018 and before are talking about the previous owners. This is a great…read morelittle campground. Great staff, laundry, pool, full hook-ups and well maintained. The tent sites are well in the woods away from the RV's. It's in the middle of many area hiking trails. Santa's Village is nearby and it's easy travel to many White Mountain attractions. Definitely, give this place a try.

Fort Jefferson is like being in a township of RV and ATV folks. I paid for a tent site in the…read moreoutskirt of RV land because all the state parks were booked. I rode in with my SUV and the town's people set up with outdoor furniture and congregating in the town square. They were a lawless bunch and one of the lady walked up to me as if she was the sheriff and told me the speed limit was 5 mph. My 185 horse power engine never went over the speed limit since I have very good eye sight and saw her toddler from 100 yards back wandering around on the road like a lost coyote. I bit my tongue and thought to myself, you should put a leash on that pup of yours and stop blaming others for your lack of a parenting skills....I didn't want a showdown at sunset so I nodded my head and went on my way to set up camp for the night. As for the Fort itself, the bathroom was unkempt and dirty. The campsite was unraked and had litter every where. I've seen better homestead further north. The RV definitely ruled the Fort and outsiders were stared and glared upon. On the positive side, It did have a store, ice, laundry and the high school kids who run it were friendly. The campground is designed for family with kids and there's a amusement park next door that is great for the little ones. I'd recommend management to clean the bathroom (scrub showers, sweep floors) more and rake the camp sites of any debris and leaves. I think next time, I will keep trotting along until I find a better place to set up a tent.