Just received a very unprofessional email from Nicole Reynolds, the Office Manager. The email had…read moreno greetings, was short in words and rude. Horrible customer service in their response. Not going to set foot there given that is the treatment they give to potential customers.

People have been wonderful here, and this includes our fellow camper's. The Office staff is very…read morefriendly, helpful and informative. The majority of sites are seasonal, and some campers have been here, every Summer, for over 20 years. The Lake is beautiful and has a nice beach. People care about their sites, and Owners do not micromanage.

We found this campground in the New Hampshire Campground Guide. It is very well maintained and has…read morecable. It is very central to every thing on the seacoast. Hampton and Salisbury Beaches are less than a half hour away. The outlets are a hour away and there are many stores close including a Dunkin Donuts right across the street. There is a huge lake for boating and a small clean beach if you want a low stress day.

First time here. Jumped in on a seasonal spot because most of the NH campgrounds wouldn't take MA…read moreresidence because of the Corona. Everyone here is super nice. Some people are real "settled" into their sites which might make Richie rich uncomfortable, but it's all good. Security guys are always around and know what's going on in the campsite, other campers and staff are extremely helpful, and the rules that seem real strict are more like guidelines...which is fine by me. This place is had a bar, store, pool, lake, pond, play ground, and firewood for $5. If you're a whiny brat, look elsewhere.

I had high hopes for Hidden Valley RV and Golf course until we actually arrived…read more We have a 32' travel trailer and it can be tight in many spots. Knowing this, the staff reserved a spot for us when we called knowing we couldn't fit into most of their spots. Upon arrival we find out that they gave our spot away ( a blessing in disguise) and moved us to the rear of the park. Our new site was backed up to a maintenance path used by golfers and staff but non the less it wasn't a bad spot. Very hard to back into being a tree was on the back in drivers side but once in, it was fine. Now let's talk about the RV Park. I'd say 90% seasonal RVers. They pretty much let the people do what they want with the sites. Patios made of cinder blocks. Overgrown grass and trailers that haven't been moved in decades. There was a mini tennis court with a broken gate and a net about to fall off. One playground at the entrance of the park and that's about it. Now knowing the lack of amenities, we thought what would be the big deal with inviting our family to our camper being they never saw it. Well once we asked the front desk if it would be a problem having them over they said they would need to charge $6 per person and $9 if they stay past 9pm. When asked what amenities are they paying for besides visiting us, no pool, no activities, nothing, they said that's policy. I understand, but when you have nothing you would hope people would want to spend time there. Now for the golf course. We called and asked for a tee time Saturday morning. They told us that there was a tournament going but they can fit us in between parties at 9:40am. When my father-in-law arrived, the man at the office said the scheduling person was nuts to schedule us being there were so many people on the course. After feeling bad about turning us away they tried to put us in real fast but it would have been a disaster mixed in with them. Another example of their poor planning. So to wrap it up, if your a transient RVer like us with kids and would like a clean, organized, RV park with amenities, and friendly staff, this is not your place. If your cool with being mixed in with seasonals that look like they permanently moved in, give it a shot. For us, we will never return.

Gross, gross, oh, and gross! This place is for teenagers and young adults to hang, have sex, get…read moredrunk, and then throw up on the site in the morning, which I witnessed here at this place. They don't have any kid activities, they don't open the arcade room til 8pm. So we sat at our dirty capsite for the whole day and night. The mosquitoes are awful, the cigarette smoking makes it unable to breathe. Our site was a mess, cigarettes all over, dirty rags and a rusted pail scattered around. The beach area had broken beer glass on it. We paid to go on the lake, we had to bail the boat out first and then drag it ourselves to the water. I would never come here ever again. They don't take pride in the campgrounds at all.

We camped here last summer. A hidden away campground with wooded sites and a nice beach on a very…read moreclean lake. The kids had so much fun, the staff was very friendly. Check out was at 11am, but we wanted to stay until mid-afternoon so the kids could swim longer and then eat lunch. The office worked with us very fairly. We will be putting this campground on our list for places to go this summer also.

I feel blessed that my parents sent me to Camp Tel Noar for ten happy summers. My father went…read morethere, and my mother went to Camp Pembroke, which is also owned by the Eli and Bessie Cohen Foundation. I made countless memories and formed lifelong friendships there. In fact, this summer I will serve as a bridesmaid for one of my former bunkmates. Camp Tel Noar has so many great activities, almost any child can find one that they excel at. The have several different arts and craft activities, ceramics and painting, for example, as well as every sport under the sun. Wiffleball, soccer, volleyball, basketball, tennis, kickball... the list goes on and on. Lake Sunset, the lake that Camp Tel Noar sits on, is one of the cleanest lakes in North America. The waterfront activities include swimming, boating, canoeing, windsurfing, and waterskiing. I truly wish I was still a kid so I could keep going back every summer. There is no better feeling than knowing you have the next two months to do nothing but hang out with your closest friends and play sports in the sun. On the other hand, there is nothing worse than crying outside of your bunk on the last day.

I too feel blessed that my mother sent me to CTN when she realized I did not have a proper Jewish…read moreeducation nor was growing up with many Jewish children. Last year I attended the reunion- four of my bunkmates showed up. We were 59 years young and the memories sailed back to the 60's and 70's. I will always keep Tel Noar close to my heart.

While the people seemed very nice this place is lacking some of the essentials camping wants for my…read morefamily. Mostly seasonal (or longer) campers. They claim they have a lot of kid things but nothing was planned for the time we were there. No pool which meant the small swimming lake was the only place to go. Get there early or a family of 20 seasonal people set themselves up across the entire water front and proceed to smoke cigars. Only one bathroom facility and when my nephew went to take a shower it did not work. When brought to the front office, they were completely indifferent to it. That was on day 2 of 7 and it never worked. By the last day the trash was overflowing and I was very happy to be leaving. BTW the bugs were horrible so if you go spray a lot and often.

We have friends who bought a house on the lake so we took our RV to Country Shores for the weekend…read more To our surprise we were not allowed to board our friends boat from the campground. The owner chased us down on a golf cart saying he'd kick us out of the campground if we got on the boat. He was very mean and nasty! Also no bikes, no leaving your kayak near the water, very quiet and basically no fun allowed!! Our other friends stayed at Whispering Pines across the lake. We visited and the vibe over at their was so much better!!!!! Go to Whispering Pines instead.

Nice easy walking trails with plenty of hiking. The trails are pretty well maintained and are…read morelettered with markers and the map is pretty easy to navigate nice relaxing trails with lots to explore and see nature.... A place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life.

This was a nice walk for me and my dog -- however I have concerns about running into off leash…read moredogs. The bugs were horrible for us both, even though I had sprayed my legs and arms. Couldn't keep them out of my face. It's a hot summer day with little rain as of late so didn't have to worry about paths under water.

Just a nice place to walk or ride your bike well groomed trails with interesting views of the…read moreforest different rock formations little streams and brooks. Well marked trails with red and yellow systems even have a little camping area caves cliffs that you can climb and explore also you can walk your dog there. Nice place to explore with ample parking nice trails

What a great day!!!! My husband and I ventured out to the…read moreWindham Town Forest for a nice hike with lil Jack! :) It was a little muddy and icy in some spots, but the trails for the most part were very walkable. Took some great photo shots today! There is a rusted piece of machinery that looks like was left behind with difficulty of removal. Very neat to take some vivid photos with. My husband spotted a few platforms that look like are set up for camping ... if that is the case, we are in for some camping in the summer! :) Definitely a place to go for some nice walks ... change it up with Robert Frost Farm and the Windham rail trail! And! please note that it is easy to drive right by this place ... the sign somewhat blends in with the surroundings.

horrible landscaping team very rude. They cussed us out for no reason other than to ruin the…read moreexperience. The worst was an older guy.

For the Par 3 course: Fun and challenging topography, some longer holes, kind of offbeat…read moreatmosphere. The problem is that the holes are so close together, that the players on the previous hole tee off heading in the precise location where you're teeing off on the next hole, so, you will have other players' balls actually landing *very close to or on* you. Also, it is located at a campground, for real, where you have to walk past trailers and campers while golfing, which lends its own atmosphere, but for me, made it different and fun. Not too expensive at $15/pp walking, for non-campers. For the money, there are better laid out courses in the area, (like Apple Hill for one), though, that don't have all of that distraction of other balls falling on you, lol. Still, good short game practice.

Good campground, clean and fairly priced. Would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a nice…read moregetaway spot

First time camping there. Couldn't say enough positive about it. The owners are very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. Hubby liked that it's easy to get into. I love that the sites are not on top of one another. Bathrooms are clean. They are handicap accessible also. We will definitely go back.