Prices shot up in 1 season, 900.00 a month to 1200 a month. No wifi no cable TV no reception for…read morelocal TV. @ 900.00 a month I would pay but 1200 for no amenities like tv or wifi it's just too much for a senior citizen. I did enjoy Saturday night bands and seeing the kids play game we use to play and not be on their phones. The pool is nice and clean and big. Very friendly staff and down to earth. Overall it's just okay. Time to travel. I was on a seasonal waiting list or so I was told for 4 years. I don't think there is one, unless you know someone. so in that one case they are kind of unprofessional.

First time here. Jumped in on a seasonal spot because most of the NH campgrounds wouldn't take MA…read moreresidence because of the Corona. Everyone here is super nice. Some people are real "settled" into their sites which might make Richie rich uncomfortable, but it's all good. Security guys are always around and know what's going on in the campsite, other campers and staff are extremely helpful, and the rules that seem real strict are more like guidelines...which is fine by me. This place is had a bar, store, pool, lake, pond, play ground, and firewood for $5. If you're a whiny brat, look elsewhere.

People have been wonderful here, and this includes our fellow camper's. The Office staff is very…read morefriendly, helpful and informative. The majority of sites are seasonal, and some campers have been here, every Summer, for over 20 years. The Lake is beautiful and has a nice beach. People care about their sites, and Owners do not micromanage.

We found this campground in the New Hampshire Campground Guide. It is very well maintained and has…read morecable. It is very central to every thing on the seacoast. Hampton and Salisbury Beaches are less than a half hour away. The outlets are a hour away and there are many stores close including a Dunkin Donuts right across the street. There is a huge lake for boating and a small clean beach if you want a low stress day.

Beautiful NH setting with small streams & lake area. Tucked away from any busy road. It's rurally…read morequiet. Some campers live there 12 months each year. Property is kept clean & mowed where needed. Showers and laundry rooms are inside a building onsite. It's all very clean! While relaxing outdoors, take in the fresh air. Meander to the trails of Andres Sculpture park, check out Pickity Place up the road ( Little Red Riding-hoods Grammy's home). All herbs & vegetables are grown on their farm land and are used in the restaurant. Then there's Parker's Pancake house to relish the sweet flavor of maple syrup, tapped & sugared on the property. Campground is close to MA border & not too far from some of the best farms in NH. Grocery shopping has never been so fresh.

First, They are a Good Sam, AAA resort, but unless you know that they don't give you the discount…read more You have to call them to make a reservation so you don't see the afilliations and they are not forth coming with the information either. Clean and well maintained roads, grass, nice people, BUT, no nothin, the internet was the worst, the cable only gave you 12 channels, of that 2 have no voice, 1 is for RV how to info, and 2 are the resorts. Yes you can stream but I had to use my phone hot spot several times. No pool, no tennis, no games, nothing. Oh they had a going away party for the old owners with fireworks. The next day they raised the price from $58.00 to $100.00. If you have a class A motor home be careful the road to the site needs tree trimming. I damaged my sky lite on a branch. Never again

Staff were robotic and cold. Called in am before I could go in to pay. Campground is all sand and…read moredirt with I level sites. Not worth the money especially with paid WiFi.

We are 30 yr experienced RVers and have stayed in RV parks through 45 states. We know a dump when…read morewe see one. This dump looks more like a homeless encampment than an RV resort. It is a shanty. We walked in to the office and got hit with the Thousand Trails sales pitch before we could even check in. My guess is that they put you in the ghetto section if you are not a member. Our site was not level and the 30amp would not work. We had to use a 50amp adapter. We paid for 3 nights but we were tired and needed some rest so we got out of there the next morning. Gross! We give this place 5 YUKS. Keep driving!

Turtle Kraal Campground is the dumpiest of dumps…read more There is NO WAY this place takes your breath away like another poster said unless you're talking about what a dump it is like another poster said. And NO....it is not clean as a whistle. Since 2014 they have four reviews. This speaks volumes. The place has NOTHING going for it. Wide open, hot as hell in the Summer with no shade and bees everywhere. If you leave anything out during the week, expect it gone when you return. Imagine being among people who steal from you. Report it to the office and they do NOTHING and say they haven't heard of any other reports. Report to the police and they tell you they have been out there MANY TIMES with people reporting things stolen. No activities at all. NOTHING. They have some lazy really fat guy named Fred Weber going around in a golf cart complaining about the children riding their bikes too fast. What the heck is too fast? If you have any plans on even thinking of this dump, call the police first and ask them the history with reports of items stolen first. Pay more money, go somewhere else, and have an enjoyable vacation. Could I give ZERO stars?

This was our second time staying here, after a 3 year hiatus. This park is divided between the…read moregood half on one side of pool house and mostly run down seasonal half near entrance. Unfortunately. We were on the wrong side of the tracks for this stay. Hardly worth the $60 during the end of season. The site was dirty with trash and a fire pit that wasn't cleaned. Our picnic table had muddy dog prints all over it and the water connection was less than 6 inches off the ground and just above the sewer connection, which made attaching sewer connections impossible. They have posted 9 pm quiet hours, yet our 9 pm late arriving seasonal neighbors were loudly partying and drinking until well after 1 AM. Quiet hours simply are not enforced. Fortunately, we only had one night remaining, cut this trip short, just not worth the money we are spendjng.

Tent camped here for a few days. Have strict rules regarding fire pits and you must bring your own…read moreor rent. The site was well kept and the views were amazing. Really nice park to take a morning stroll in. Fellow campers had good attitudes as well. The Salem Skipper is an alternative to Uber and very affordable. We did have to fend off a raccoon one of the nights. It was very aggressive. I am not a super seasoned camper so I will prepare better for future excursions. People complain about the bathrooms a lot on here I see. I personally didn't mind them. Yes it wasn't the four seasons but the water was warm.

Combination campground/waterfront access area. Lighthouse can easily be seen from the waterfront…read morearea, and the campground apparently sits on the site of one of the war battles. The lighthouse can also be walked to if you have time. Nice little area, and I'd check it out in more detail if I was back in the Salem area.

Dropped in for a night, grounds were well kept and staff was super friendly. Showers were clean and…read morewarm which is always nice. We will be returning next season. Great location for road trips up north. We tent camped for context

I stayed here earlier in June. I loved it! It is spread out, has open spots and closed in (trees)…read morespots. The staff were friendly. There is a beach, laundry, store, large rec area. It is gated. I prefer adult campgrounds (yes, I like children)...but it was large enough that I had a quiet spot under the trees. Brie and I always appreciate a dog park! I would love to go back.

Wow what a place! 2nd time staying and it's always so relaxing and beautiful. Will continue our…read moretradition. Great owners, great coffee, cute store. Campsites are beautiful and love the cabin!

We heard about this campground and, specifically, the Retro RV (Shasta) from a friend. I was so…read moretaken by my friend's description that I immediately signed up for a weekend get-away! The folks who work at the KOA are SOOOO friendly and helpful. They greeted us when we arrived, gave us maps and codes to the bathroom/shower building, and hooked us up with wood and a small axe to cut it with! The Retro RV was absolutely charming. Based on other reviews, we came equipped with cleaning supplies. I think that the RV was sufficiently campground clean. There was no visible dirt, or stains anywhere and no off-putting odors. Nevertheless, we still cleaned the whole RV, especially the floor. I'm including this because I believe that the RV's sanitation would be adequate for most campers but you will have to invest a little elbow grease if you're a neat-freak like me. The RV had a pot and frying pan, plates, cups, utensils and really basic kitchen stuff. There was a cute little coffee pot, coffee and tea. There was a heater and an AC (or maybe it was a fan?), but we didn't use either during our trip the first weekend of October. The bed had vinyl padding that was in sections. We brought a queen sized mattress topper and cozy sleeping bags that fit perfectly over the vinyl and made it feel like home. I believe the vinyl padding would have been annoying to sleep on directly as it would have moved around and sagged in parts. Outside of the RV was a deck with a small table and chairs. We moved the chairs to the fire-pit and sat spent the bulk of our time sitting around it. We roasted hotdogs and marshmallows. I was especially delighted to discover that the RV had wifi! I hoped to write on my laptop sitting by the fire and the wifi sure helped a ton! Our favorite part of staying at this KOA was exploring Brattleboro. The town is incredible, quaint, hippie-ish and friendly. We loved the town so much that we were sold on the entire state of Vermont (this camping trip was our first time to the state). Conversely, the other campers at the campground seemed to be a bit more conservative for our taste. Compared to all of the rainbows in town our fellow campers had bumper stickers and flags that had less welcoming flair. It almost doesn't feel right to dock a star from this KOA because of the expressiveness of other campers, but I got the impression that this was the norm.