I made a prior call and had a pleasant conversation with Patty, who assured me that they had ample space (the visit was in mid-September 2022). The site was a drive-through, albeit uncomfortably close to the adjacent, unoccupied RV, but we still had a good time. The proprietors have done an excellent job in incorporating intriguing elements such as a footbridge leading to a small island with a pathway, a body of water, and a walking trail among others. They also offer laundry services, canoes, kayaks, and a mini shop. I had a delightful back-and-forth with Patty's spouse, Jeff, who hails from England while I'm a Scot, and I thoroughly relished my time here. A lovely stroll beneath the bridge leads to Mahoosuc Land Trust Valentine Farm, which boasts gardens and walking paths.

I called and made a reservation on the phone two days ago using my Passport America membership. I arrived today after driving 6 hours to find out that PA is not accepted in August, although my membership was plainly noted on my reservation. My expected $20 stay was now $41. Mary made the (un)helpful suggestion that there is a Walmart about 45 min away. Since I needed to dump tanks and fill water tonight and it was coming up on 5 PM I decided to pay the full price. I always check blackout dates first when selecting a PA campground but somehow misinterpreted the wording. I wish this had been pointed out to me when I called to make the reservation and I would’ve looked elsewhere.

Stayed here 4 days, FHU with cable. Androscoggin River was a beautiful float. Visited several covered bridges in the area and Grafton Notch State Park is nearby.

We spent 3.5 months at this park as Workampers earlier this year; nightly rate reflects 2017 Passport America. The 25 RV sites are a mix of open/partial/full shade, on gravel or grass, most pull-thru with long-term sites back-in. All have water & electric (20/30A or 50A), and most have sewer. Dump station available. Roads within area are gravel, and accessible for big rigs. The 12 tent sites are in separate forested area. All sites have campfire ring & picnic table. There is also a group site for large gatherings. There is a bathhouse with two showers on each side. It was refurbished this year with new flooring, paint & lighting. Staff keeps the bathrooms very clean. Owners are very friendly and try to accommodate guest requests. Campground is part of a facility that also features river trip outfitter and gem sluice. Easy to arrange for canoes/kayaks/tubes to float down Androscoggin River, and then just walk back to your campsite.