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.

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!

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!

Luckily we stayed here the first weekend that school started in the area and it wasn't packed with…read morefamilies and screaming kids. It says that they have tent sites and I guess they do, though there is not much space at most. It is set up very well for ATVs and RVs with water and electric at most sites. They have some lean to sites as well and this is where our story goes a bit weary. We booked months ago for a lean to site along the pristine swift river in Byron. A week before we knew bad weather was to come, so we asked if there was any way to swap sites to a flat ground site. The answer was no that they were booked up. I believed that, as it was a weekend. However many many sites round us stayed empty for the entirety of our trip. We had a very uneven, root and rock filled site. Our site was L16 and it was right in the river, just 30 feet down, and it also had its own small river running right through the middle of camp. It was a very very wet stay, even though it only rained a few times. It said one 8X8 flat spot for a tent, but there was none. We ended up with two extra people and it cost me another 100$ then when we booked originally and they charged us for 2 tent spots too, when they knew we where in a spot that didn't have that. The lady at the office with dark long hair has a bit of an attitude. So we didn't want to have to ask for much, we had to park our extra car and trailer behind the office. Also making trips back and forth as need be. She's abrasive and doesn't seem like she's happy to be there..... the place is in a beautiful spot, but beware. A few sites have parking quite a ways from sites themselves. These sites will have you walking back and forth to your vehicle quite frequently. They do warn you on the website which sites are best but photos can be misleading. Some of the lean to sites, seemed to have flat ground, and they looked real nice to say at. All in all we did the best we could with a crappy and wet situation. I really think they could have accommodated us and switched our sites to one on flat ground, since almost all around us were empty. It's in a beautiful part of our state, but I don't think we will be back. We will opt for something a bit closer to things, as Byron was a good 30-45 mins either way.

Awesome rustic campground on the Swift River. There are nice spots to swim, wade and gold pan!read more

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.

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.

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.

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

Rafting was a normal experience with fun water currents and a fun ride. But after rafting, you're…read moregiven an option to go tubing for free, me and my family decided to go tubing down the river which we had to walk down the pathway which was fine. Once we got into the water with no instructor, the only instructions we were given was to follow the same path we took for rafting and swish towards the right after the bridge. We also were told not to get out of our tube. The experience was normal, but nothing really special, when we were tubing once we passed the bridge we tried to steer right, but nothing was happening due to the strong currents. When we were approaching the time where we're supposed to get out of the tube nothing changed. This led to me and my family having to evacuate our tubes and caused us to hit our feet on the shallow sharp rocks in the waters. It was painful and I don't recommend to anyone. We had to get out of our tubes, drag our tubes with us to the shore while hitting sharp rocks and it was not fun. Overall, the rafting was normal and expected, but the tubing was not fun and I recommended they have an instructor or staff help navigate the strong dangerous waters to prevent any accidents.