A clean and we'll managed park, lots of activities for kids, a nice beach, and friendly people!…read moreJust don't drive over the speed limit or you will be spoken to! Family oriented!

This campground/ RV/ cabin rental is right off of silver lake in the state New Hampshire. It's…read morereally quite a cute little place, with a ton of fun stuff to do there and in the area it's located at. It's in Belmont about an hour from Ossipee Lake and about a half an hour from Lake Winnipesaukee. It's a cute set up with a few tenting sites as well as a majority of RV and cabin sites. Definitely a seasonal place we're regulars spend their time. Quiet hours are after 10pm and fire had to be out before midnight. There are privacy fences around the few tent sites. When we forgot our paddles for one of our kayaks they let us use one for free. They had paddle boards and kayak rentals as well. The beach area was as nice as it could be but it did have a lot of floaties and a good amount of guck on the bottom. It wasn't a deep lake and it was filled with river weed and plant like to the surface just after the beach. Definitely don't want to fall in out of the beach area ! The owners hand delivered ice and fire wood whenever we called the front office, among other things. They wouldn't take our tips either. They even had a small store. All in all the place is cute, the owners are nice and when we were in last minute jam they were very accommodating !!

I wish I could give them a 0 but I can't. We have stayed at…read moreSilver Lake for the last 4 years , we would go for a week or a long weekend to visit our family who are seasonal campers. This year was the first year that mangy was horrible as the camp ground was sold to modern America and it use to be a family owned camp ground . No one was ever there to meet us to check us in or there when we had to return the gate key . The first visit my uncle who is handicap the bathroom shower seat broke when he was on it , one of the mgt was there and did nothing but put a sign on the bathroom "use caution shower seat broke " 5 weeks later they kinda fixed it. We started a fire and half the ground from the site went up as the site was full of pine needles and leaves that were never cleaned up. We were asked to move our car from the overflow parking lot when the same lady told us to put it there. The last night of our stay in Oct of 2023 there was domestic with a gun at the entrance and not one person of mgt was there but my husband was with the police. I am so upset with modern America They every went as far as not renewing another family memebers seasonal because she asked very nicely when they thought the shower seat would be fixed (after 4 weeks) she politely stated there are lots of elderly and disabled in the park an she was just wondering .

Great hosts, extremely helpful. Spacious sites, and bathrooms were well planned and clean!read more

May 26, 2026 - Many improvements have been made. The site we stayed at was spacious, with enough…read morespace between sites, flat, and able to accommodate a 40-ft camper. The river running through the campground was great for the labs. We also found a walking trail for the dogs. * A dog park and pool would be nice additions.

Exceeded expectations for a rustic outdoor stay. Great staff and perfect camp store with every last…read moreminute thing we needed. Be sure to pock up a few fire starters made by local Veterans - magic! All facilities were spotless and well maintained. Views of the ponds were lovely. If you are a birder, get up early for the warblers, Veery, Wood Thrush and you won't be disappointed at night id you are an owl lover!

Spent one night camping and had a lovely time!…read more Some big takeaways: - Staff were friendly and helpful making finding the campsite and checking in easy - Camp sites are definitely very close together but people were generally not too loud and seemed to respect the quiet hours - Sites had picnic tables and fire pits - There were showers (would recommend flip flops and a caddy), bathrooms, and a sink available - Campsite was surrounded with trails and near water - Dogs welcomed It was our first time camping so we don't have anything else to compare it to but it was great for our first time!

Warning - do not buy camp wood from women driving around in silver/gray pickup - always wet/not…read moreseasoned and won't burn! Nice pool area. They have horseshoe pits next to the pool. Tent sites near the river are nice - have both power and water. We will be back

One of the dirtiest campgrounds we've stayed at. Most everyone there seems to be living there…read more Long term trailers are mostly parked along the creek. Would not recommend

the owners are very ignorant. Carl yelled at my 83 year old mother and i left the next day. i…read morestayed there for a month. he would tell you he don't need your $$$. he said he owns all the campgrounds. well i don't care I'm trying to camp with family. always snooping around your trailer. never a hello or how you doing. i went with my girlfriend abd mother and all that i saw was carl yelling at his kid and others he runs a camping trailer company out of the campground. dangerous for kids on bikes. yells at you to go 5 mph. then he goes 20 by you on an atv. very unprofessional

While we have not stayed at the campground, we have dropped in a couple of times for fresh water…read moreand to dump (for a small fee). The owner was so helpful and friendly! The campground is small, but very cute with a lovely pond in the middle. Lots of trees and beautiful flowers. I would definitely stay here if I had the chance. Highly recommended!!

Local to the area about a 35 minute drive This was our first…read moretrip of the year with our new to us Lance truck Camper, as well as breaking in the kitties that are new to camping Our check-in day was April 20 through the 23rd We had a full site with hook ups. We've had no problem with our hook ups. Everything ran as it should. The campground has a Wi-Fi, but I did incur some buffering, but this campground also offers year-round camping so I'm sure there was a lot of people using it no big deal They also offer propane fills, which is convenient I booked online, which was easy fast and convenient Check-in at the campground was easy, fast convenient staff member was friendly and answered any questions I had I also felt the price for four days three nights was very reasonable. Total cost was $130. As far as if you need to leave the campground to go anywhere, I would say a Walmart Home Depot Lowe's grocery store in Concord area is roughly 25 to 30 minute ride, which is not bad The transient area in which we camped in we camped in site A4 all of the sites are for campers plug-in area. There are tent sites available, but the area we camped in all of the rv sites were covered in stone which to me seems clean and convenient. There is a pond with picnic tables paddle boats in a beachy area. It's April so no need for that but the view is pretty and it seems that that can only be seen from the transient area, not from long-term camping or from the tent area. There was a beautiful loon on the pond, which was often singing. It was nice to wake up to that in the morning and go to bed to it. There is a bathhouse with an adjacent laundry room. The bath house is very well kept again. This is April. It's very fresh wood and seems to me newly renovated. Water was very hot in the sink. i'm not sure about the laundry room. I did not need it, and the door was locked. There is a small playground for the children with some swings down at the beach Each camping area comes with a nice picnic table. They don't seem to be dilapidated in any way shape form. They also come with a fire ring, but there is no grate to cook on. We did walk the whole entire campground, long-term short-term and tent sites I found the tent sites to be nothing. I would be interested in if I had a tent long-term. There was some great sites deep in the woods overall, would I recommend yes, would I come back yes Thank you for a great first trip!

So we have a 30 foot RV and we tow a jeep and we stayed at several spacious skies campgrounds they…read moreare all pretty well maintained and very accommodating. However, this spacious skies campground may just be the nicest one we've stayed at so far plenty of room most sites have a little bit of privacy between sites really nice set up here. We have every intention on coming back as a matter of fact, my wife is in there looking to book ahead right this minute.

Always a great hike. This is a moderate++ hike and popular mountain. #1 most hiked in the US. At…read morethe ranger station you will have to pay a fee however there are other trails you will not have to however they are more challenging. Amazing views once at the top and always enjoyable

This mountain might be the second most climbed in the world and provides lovely views at the…read moresummit. It's located in Jaffrey and Dublin, NH. The summit is bare and rocky; a great place to relax and picnic after that long hike up. It's bare due to early settlers setting fire to it for pasture. It's approximately 400 millions years old and the first recorded hike was in 1725. There are multiple trails but the easiest is the white arrow trail, which is 2.3-miles. There is a parking lot. I've been on this trail a handful of times. It's a great hike and a super fun workout. I'd recommend good hiking shoes, a small backpack with water and snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, hat, and sweater. It does get windy at the summit and sometimes cold depending on the season. There's no water or restrooms so plan accordingly. It's definitely one of my favorite hikes and love going on it.

Have tried many campgrounds in the last few years, found Sandy Beach very nice. Clean campground…read moreand bath houses. Nice staff . Spacious sites and full hookups of water, electric and sewer. Have nice lake with boating, fishing and swimming. Quiet and shady. Activities too.

I began staying at Sandy Beach as a seasonal camper in 2012. In the early years, it was a wonderful…read moreplace to spend summers with my young family. There were plenty of events, live bands, and activities for kids, and along the way, I made lifelong friends. For a long time, it truly felt like a community. Unfortunately, as the years went on, the experience steadily declined. The family-friendly events diminished, the bands became fewer, and the overall sense of community fun disappeared. What didn't decline, however, were the prices -- in fact, they rose significantly year after year, while the value provided shrank. In addition, more and more restrictive rules were placed on seasonal campers. This drove many long-term families to leave, and weekends that used to be full -- like Labor Day and the Fourth of July -- are now marked by empty sites. Sadly, I too have decided to leave after 13 seasons. For context, next year's seasonal fee for my site would have been over $8,000 plus taxes. On top of that, the campground instituted a troubling policy: you cannot sell your camper on-site without passing an "inspection." This inspection is not carried out by licensed professionals, but by staff with no clear qualifications. If your camper doesn't pass, you're forced to remove it by crushing and dumping it -- even if someone else might want to fix it up and enjoy it. This is wasteful, unfair, and puts families at the mercy of subjective decisions. After 13 years of loyalty, it's disheartening to see how far Sandy Beach has strayed from the place it once was. I can no longer recommend it to families looking for the kind of community and value that originally drew me here.