this camp is so good the staff is amazing good people around and a lot of good nature and fresh air…read morethe pool is nice overall this camping is good You should bring your family

very clean and quiet. built in pool is a great amenity. They have kayaks and canoes for rent and…read moregreat fishing close by.

I, along with my bridal party, had an awesome time tubing with Maine River Runners this weekend…read more Highlights are as follows: -Friendly staff from beginning to end -Tubes with headrests -Cooler floats that allow you to bring your own snacks and drinks -Straps that allow tubes to stay connected to each other and/or the cooler float -A river that actually moves I would highly recommend this company for a successful tubing experience.

Outstanding experience for a second year. It has been a summer tradition in the making. We love…read morethat you end the river trip at your car. The convenience of ending the day to change right at your belongings is key. We loved the river experience bringing our own lunch and beverages and stopping on the bank to enjoy the nature. The water temp was perfect and flowing. We did the 4 hour trip. It was ideal with kiddos ages 7-10. The owners are knowledgeable, friendly and attentive to details. We can't wait for another trip through River Runners. Oh and the support staff at the end bringing the canoes back up to the garage work their tails off. Love the hustle and work ethic they brought !! Well done!!

Our first visit to this campground and we were so pleased. The staff is friendly. The grounds are…read morebeautiful! The owners take pride in the campground and it shows. Our site was clean and well maintained. The views are spectacular !! This is a must go to campground.

My husband and I went up to Pittsburg, NH to visit the famous Moose Alley and hopefully see a moose…read more(which we saw two). We stayed at Ramblewood Cabins and we're extremely happy that we chose them. We met the owner and his niece that works there and they were the nicest people. They answered all our questions, and we had many because this was our first time staying in a cabin and our first time in that area. They were very helpful and happy to answer the questions. We stayed in Red Spruce 10 and loved that it was away from everybody else, but their cabins at the lake looked beautiful too. If your headed up to Pittsburgh, NH I would highly recommend staying at Ramblewood!

We camped at Rangeley for the 4th of July in our pop-up. We had site 20 which was nice (water and…read moreelectric) but we wished we were across the street because those sites have water views and some have access paths through the trees. Try site 19. But no hook-ups over there. The bathrooms were nice and clean, and the dishwashing station was too. The best hike in the area is Bald Mountain. They sell ice and wood at the ranger station.

Edie was so wonderful, she helped me change our reservation when our camp for tonight was…read morecancelled, due to floods. She got us in and we are here for two nights instead of sleeping in the Walmart parking lot.

A really woodsy campground, sites spacious and spread out for privacy, beautiful forest & lake…read morelocation, nice camp store, close to Rangely Lake State Park, and comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay here.

Heather Targett (manager) and some of the staff are extremely rude to their guests (see other…read morereviews here and elsewhere). The campground is also way too small and guests are packed in right next to each other.

Loved fishing here with my dad! Not only is this lake beautiful, but the staff took care of…read moreeverything for us from good and boat service to bringing around full coolers of ice at 4pm everyday. Would highly recommend!

A great place if you want to relax and get away. The scenery is beyond breathtaking and there is a…read moredifferent spectacular sunset each night. You will see every star and hear the loons. The screened in porches over look the lake. Relax and read on the porch or kayak right there. The water is very refreshing to swim in or float around. There also motorboats and paddle boards and a water trampoline. You will not be bored because you have 3 meals to just show up for and unwind in the dining room on the water. The food is amazing and several healthy options such as fresh fruit, homemade soups and a variety of gourmet salads. The best is the turkey diner and of course lobster and steak night. There is plenty to do in town such as shop, visit the several museums or the famous Wilhelm Reich museum and the scenic nature walk off of rt 16. There is also a fresh spring on the same road to fill up jugs and it is delicious. In the evening roast marshmallows by the fire. To access the beach drive one mile at turn right at the somewhat hidden stop sign. Here you can walk into the water. The owners are the nicest people you will ever meet. For WiFi go to the Main building where there is a sitting area or sit on the front porch. The drive from the main entrance gate takes about 35 min as it is an eight mile road with smaller rocks but they try to keep it raked for the most part. Go straight until the Grants Camp sign and arrow points left, then go straight and see the 1 mile sign. At the gate just wait there and the guy will make the gate open.

This is a great campground! Quiet & peaceful with plenty of room for big rigs. Be cautious though…read morewhen exiting the park and plan your exit accordingly. I was unfortunate and got stuck in the soft base and needed a wrecker to get me out. Mike and his team were instrumental in getting me out, from first trying with his own truck, moving rocks that were in the way and finally calling a wrecker service in town to get me out! THANKS, Mike! I definitely recommend this park.

I've stayed at this campground twice now - once last summer, and once this summer. Both times have…read morebeen enjoyable. This is a friendly campground/general store near Grafton Notch. Both visits, I camped out in a tent the night before hiking in Grafton Notch - $28 for a tent site pretty close to the trailhead? Not bad! The $28 includes free mini golf, use of their pool, and a rustic camping experience. Wins: - The owners are super friendly. Very genuine people. They have helped me last-minute book both times and are patient and great. - They recently added a little dining area to their general store, which is great! When I camped here a few weeks ago, I ordered their mozzarella sticks, a beer, and a pizza (what can I say, I was carbo-loading) and it was super affordable. - Their store has beer. Lots of it. And donuts. So, essentially all you need before hiking a four thousander. - Their pool is amazing. Though I was SO SAD to be informed that we arrived literally the day it closed for the season. I wish that had been communicated better. - Fire pits - they give guests the freedom to have fun and safe fires - love this. - Flushing toilets/running water to brush teeth/wash hands. This is a luxury for us camping regulars! - Quiet, peaceful, beautiful Maine. Ehs: - The campsites are pretty close together - there's very little privacy in terms of trees separating the sites. We were lucky to go near the end of the season and be essentially alone and isolated in our spot. - I wish the general store was open just a teeny bit later! This lazya** needs her water bottles and beer after 8pm usually, especially after driving out to the site all evening. Their breakfast sandwiches are affordable and a delicious meal for before a hike - be sure to grab one. This is a real Maine experience. It's so fun to watch the sun set over the mountain you're going to be summiting the next day, and Stony Brook gives you that view!

Outdoor enthusiasts- this is your happy place!! I've never seen so many lakes, streams, and remote…read morehiking trails all in one place!! Absolute heaven!! The Rangeley Lakes region is massive and holds six large lakes, as well as hundreds of smaller lakes, ponds, and streams. I started my adventure driving in on the Rangeley Lakes Scenic Byway which takes you way up on some ridges with vast sweeping views of the valley that holds gigantic Mooselookmeguntic Lake!! You'll have the opportunity to pull off for photos at Height of Land waypoint and I highly recommend the stop - a great way to start your trip! I based myself out of Rangeley and stayed at the quaint Rangeley Inn & Tavern and it was so perfect! Rangeley is right in the heart of the region and sits between lovely Haley Pond (full of Loons!!) and magnificent Rangeley Lake which has spectacular sunsets and seaplane excursions. Apparently modern day fly fishing was born in this region which doesn't surprise me. This is a sportsman's paradise to be sure! Fishing, hunting, ATVing - all very popular here. As well as hiking and tons of birding! In winter it's all about skiing and snowmobiling. I came to this region in search of moose and explored as much as I could - all the way up to the giant Chain of Ponds pushing up to the Canadian border. And while I didn't find any moose, I still had an amazing adventure and will definitely be back!!