Beautiful New Hampshire park bordering Maine and not too far from Canada…read more Great fishing spots, hiking trails, and mountain/water views. Definitely check it out!

I hesitate to let the secret out about this campground, but the staff is so nice and the facilities…read moreso well kept that they need a good shout out and a big thank you! We're already making plans for next year to return. The lake is pristine and secluded, there are canoes available and remote sites on the lake where you can canoe or kayak out yourself or get dropped off. True wilderness camping in the great north of NH. I do want to mention that we camped with a 18 ft. rPod camper trailer and had no issues at all with access to a good choice of beautiful well kept sites. I read a few negative comments that make no sense to me. Everybody is different I guess. One of the best camping experiences we've ever had.

Perfect place to get away from it all! We are here now and it's beautiful. Our 1st visit in 2023…read morewith our son and DIL. They introduced us to Mollidgewock and we fell in love. Friendly staff and clean sites. Dog squad friendly And Minutes from LL Cote which we love too! As NH Natives we thoroughly enjoy the beautiful nature views and the environment. Thank You State of NH

This might be the best campsite I have ever stayed at in the New England region. My only complaint…read moreis that I didn't stay long enough. The site was gorgeous and clean. The plots allowed for privacy and space, which made relaxation easily achievable. We were really late arriving and the staff was kind and understanding. I can't wait to bring more friends with me and stay (for a longer amount of time) again. Thank you for an awesome weekend!

The staff and service I encountered at Northern Waters Outfitters in Errol, NH was the most…read moreunprofessional that I have ever experienced in my 30 years of wilderness travel. After a 2 hour paddle to my campsite on Lake Umbagog, I unloaded my kayak and discovered that the kayak had taken on significant water due to a leak in the rear bulkhead. There was a gallon or two in the compartment, along with my belongings. It was a mess. And the added water weight explained why the boat was dragging. I left numerous polite voicemails and wrote several emails over the next 24 hours, describing the problem and requesting a replacement boat. No one returned my calls, and the one email I received indicated I'd get a replacement kayak brought to me that day. But it never arrived. With an impending storm, we thought it was risky to attempt to paddle back in a boat that was already leaking, and with no replacement boat, we decided to be safe and cut our trip short to avoid paddling in the rain. So, our trip was cut short due to the leaking boat provided by Northern Water Outfitters. More so, it was cut short due to the complete lack of response to the problem. When I arrived back at Northern Waters Outfitters, I had to hunt down someone to assist me (as it had been when I'd initially rented the kayak). When I explained what I had been through to the staff member, he belittled me and insinuated that I was not "patient enough" when waiting for the replacement boat. Note: We had been waiting all day the previous day, at the campsite. We had not been able to kayak around and enjoy the lake on our trip, because we were waiting for the boat, and because it didn't feel safe. I was forced to cut my trip short as I did not feel safe returning with a leaky boat, along with taking in rain (no spray skirt was issued). This staff member was rude and condescending. He again stated, with an attitude, "I was bringing you the boat". When I explained that my concern was based on my extensive experience and knowledge as a wilderness guide in the past, he reacted by mocking me for being a "world renowned expert" (which I never claimed to be) and continued to belittle me. At that point, I told him I expected a refund for the full rental period. He responded with statements such as "you'll get your refund" "whatever you want, expert". His attitude was perplexing, as I'd been extremely patient and polite for the duration, despite the circumstances. While I was issued a refund for the rental, no one from Northern Waters Outfitters had contacted me with an apology or to learn more about how they could have prevented this situation in the first place. Based on the condition of their boats, their customer service, and disregard for my safety, I cannot recommend this outfitter to anyone who is seeking to rent kayaks in Errol, NH. I see that this business has good reviews in the past. Perhaps the owner needs to take note of who he's leaving in charge.

Overall a great place to rent gear while at Lake Umbagog!…read more I'll be honest there was a staff misunderstanding/snafu that could have ended up being a really sour spot in our weekend, but the owner Thomas was amazing about going out of his way to fix things. The boat was in great condition, lifejackets were new, and the location of the shop was great for exploring and putting in. One thing to note, they apparently have spots on the lake that you can rent to camp at? Also their boats are cheaper than those at the state park, so maybe next year we'll go directly with NW for everything. Thanks again Thomas :) Jen

A beautiful area, in the woods, away from everything. Only seasonal campsites, zero amenities,…read moreaccess to ATV trails. The owners Bill and Donna are very rude and disrespectful. On 5 separate occasions they swore the f word at my family members and in front of my children. I am a good person and I have a good family and there was no reason for them to swear or yell at any of us. They do not know how to have an appropriate conversation without yelling and swearing if they have an issue. I do not recommend staying there with children. If you have any visitors, be prepared to be yelled and sworn at. Too bad. The campground used to be very nice before the current owners and has so much potential.

When you advertise "Glamping tent " you expect a few thing…read more Like 1. Lights on the path to the tent since it is located up a trail in the woods ! 2.Solar shower as advertised was on the ground broken no way to hang in the tree! 3. Get rid of the Loo! Get a porta potty! Way more sanitary 4 . No wood for fire pit! 5. Chairs at fire pit wouldn't let my dog sit in! Glamping means the campers has no supplies other than clothes and food, the rest of needs should be supplied! For a &125.00 a night ! Never again !

Our first stay at this brand new campground! Really beautiful and quiet. Right on the Ellis River…read moretoo! It has a beach and the bath house Is beautiful! We stayed at site 1 with our toy hauler and it's perfect. Nice tables and fire pit. We came with our side by side and this place is on the trail. I would definitely recommend this campground! We will be back! I'm thrilled I have another day to enjoy!

Just WOW!! What a wonderful campground. The atv trail access is literally across the street, they…read morehave amazing overflow parking for side-by-sides, atvs and truck/trailers. RV sites are spacious, they have a variety of different sites: rv, tent and even LARGE camping sites for people with horses with a walking trail to excercise your horses!!! Nice little beach with swimming hole and sand! the grounds are very well taken care of, green lush grass, trees. Staff and owners are very friendly and helpful. Well stocked campstore, lots of games and things for kids to do outdoors or borrow a game from the desk for your campsite, plenty of safe space for kids to ride bikes and explore. Nice shower house. I honestly can't say enough good things. We loved this place.....did I mention they have a beautiful camping trailer for rent AND a glamping tent....ya amazing.

I've visited Lakewood Camps in Maine with my son and will return this May. It's really a beautiful…read morelocation and the staff was excellent. The breakfasts, lunches & dinners were perfect. The lakes were productive and my son and I caught a substantial Lake Trout locally known and named by the indigenous people hundreds of years ago as a Togue. The stream leading out of the lake at the close by dam was very productive for catch and release Native Brook Trout & also landlocked Salmon & we even caught several Rainbow Trout. We released all of these wild fish. Our server in the lodge where we had dinners was named Sydney & she was charming and we really looked forward to our meals. The chef smoked the Togue for all the guests to sample before our dinners as an appetizer . We had a great experience while staying there on our fishing adventure.

What a great Maine Camp. Brook Trout mecca, grouse and woodcock in these remote woods. Gorgeous…read moreviews, wonderful food (thanks chef Richard!) and Ryan helps with anything you need. Emily makes you feel like you are a long lost family member home for a celebration. And "chief welcomer" Airedale Guy is an affable treat. If you want authentic Maine adventure make a reservation.

Grafton Notch State Park occupies 3,129 acres (1,266 hectares) surrounding Grafton Notch, the…read moremountain pass between aldpate Mountain and Old Speck Mountain. The drive to it along ME 26 was beautiful, despite the intense and brutal heat on the day of our first visit. There are roadside turnouts for both Mother Walker Falls and Screw Auger Falls; the water flow at the falls was markedly curtailed due to the current drought conditions. You'll find signage that explains this area's glacial and geologic history. The trails leading to the waterfalls are short and well-marked, with uneven rock and forest flooring. Tip: Apparently Screw Auger Falls is so named because it looks as like someone took a giant auger and drilled large quantities of rock out of this quite sizable granite rock formation formation Tip: Dogs are allowed here for no additional fee. They're permitted throughout the park and on the trails; but not on the beaches I totally enjoyed everything I saw here on my first visit, and have already gone back a week ago. I expect to make visiting this very special destination a regular habit :-)

Grafton Notch State Park, one of Maine's scenic byways, is always going to have a really special…read moreplace in my heart: it's the first time I stepped on the Appalachian Trail! And, I don't know, you don't forget that do you? Screw Auger Falls - Anytime I get the chance to play on rocks and waterfalls, I'm going to! The Bear River has areas of expansive smooth rocks that may or may not be accessible (depends on how much water is flowing). On one side, there's a tinier waterfall; the other side, the gorge where Screw Auger spills down. The rocks here are so interestingly carved and worn because of the years and years (and years) of water washing over them. Mother Walker Falls Turnout - I think this is where The Abandoned Road is, an interesting stone stairway, a wee cave, and some information about "this section of Bear River in the deep gorge below is called Mother Walker Falls. Roaring over broken rocks and falling into little pools, the river gradually drops a total of 98 feet." You can't see much because of the density of the trees. Moose Cave - This is a 1/4 mile loop of mostly packed surface, stairs, some boardwalks and planks, and a few steep drop-offs. There's a reindeer moss garden before Moose Cave which was formed when a great slab of granite broke away from the mountainside. Supposedly at some point an unlucky moose got trapped here. Eyebrow Trail/Table Rock - So now we get to some hiking. I did some research that suggested Table Rock (2380°, 2.4 miles; specifically going orange to blue to white [AT]) was slightly easier than Eyebrow (2600°, 2.1 miles; specifically going orange to white [AT]). Either way, you get to spend some time on the AT, and some folks are here just to step foot, snap a photo, and move on. We decided to do Eyebrow Trail and it was one of the toughest hikes I've ever been on in the best way possible; it ignited a passion in me I didn't know I had! There were areas where you had to scale the mountainside with an iron cable bolted into the ground; other areas where you had to climb vertically on a rock surface via an iron ladder. The summit's views reminded me of areas of the Highlands in Scotland; and, I don't know that I've ever smelled pine so raw and cold and crisp before. I will never forget this hike; maybe sometime I can come back and do Old Speck (4180°)! Spruce Meadow Turnout - We stopped here to have lunch. If you walk a little further then where most of the picnic tables are, there's a lone table facing an expanse of stunning mountain. It's a good place to have a good meal with a good friend. Scenic Turnout - There's not much that here, a trio of signs/placards that talk about the area. What a beautiful Maine spot this is!

8/2025 JUST DONT DO IT! Worst RV campground i ever stayed at. Owner will make your stay there as…read moremiserable as possible. If you love rules RON has plenty of them for you, he will just make them up after stalking you. See TRIP ADVISOR reviews. Dont waste your money! You will leave so angry the owner starts fights with everyone staying there. RON YES WE USE WATER TO PUT OUR FIRES OUT TOO! DUMB ASS!

We had a great stay with cedar pond. They escorted us to our site, delivered wood and ice to the…read moresite. On Saturday morning the owners cooked a great breakfast for the whole campground for no additional cost which gave us the opportunity to meet with other campers and other atv folks who shared information about the trails in the area. Dog friendly and although dogs couldn't go on the campground beach, there is a public boat launch just steps away for us to bring our fur babies for a swim. We took them in the afternoon so the boat launch wasn't too busy and we were able to relax. We really enjoyed this campground and would definitely recommend.

I have never stayed at the RV park, but let's talk about their food truck. It's so unassuming but…read moreOH MY GOD, one of the best burgers I have ever had! Let's back up though, last year was our first experience, we had the Italian sausages and poutine. I'll always get the poutine if it's on the menu! Both were delish. This past weekend we stopped in again and saw that they expanded their menu. The smash burgers were AMAZING. Real, thick bacon, hot off the grill. It might be top 5 burgers I've ever had. MAYBE top 2! Staff is so friendly, even the guests at the RV park are friendly and helpful. They have a pool at the front of the park, people are always in that relaxing. The RV park is right off of a main road, that is part of the OHRV trail system. It's a perfect stop while you are out riding. Prices are fair, they accept credit cards and cash, they have some yard games set up (jenga, cornhole) and some bathrooms for you to use during your stop. Can't recommend this place enough!

Simply amazed that no one has done a review on this place…read more Stop by today to check it out for future camping very nice and welcoming. The gentleman in charge was extremely helpful answering our questions it's clean looking facilities and ATV friendly and you can drive to the trails

Wood is $6 now, and the camp store has ice cream now…read more We continue to love Mo, who gets to know her campers and maintains a beautiful camp! The flowers, the info board by the bathroom with the weather....

We stayed here late in the season and they had plenty of room when I called to check on…read moreavailability for that night. Mo was incredibly friendly and helpful, and made it easy for us to check in even though she wasn't there at the time. Prices are reasonable compared to area campgrounds and we had our choice of sites when we arrived. The sites are fairly close together but the campground is wooded enough that you aren't too close to your neighbors. Wood is $5 for a bundle, which isn't terrible but we went through three of them for a one night stay. The campground is right outside of Grafton Notch State Park. Check out Step Falls - a quick hike and definitely worth the stop!