The Park has very nice facilities--pretty pool and mini-golf course, big store, and nice hills and trees throughout the park. Bathrooms are large and clean, but a bit musty at times. Wi-fi costs extra ($30 per week or $5 per day) but was strong and worked well. Verizon cell phone map said it covered this CG, but I could only get coverage by driving a 1/2 mile west of the park up a hill. Staff was rather blah but competent--not rude, but not particularly friendly either. Some sites were a bit small, but most were well-sized. Cable TV had many channels and worked well. Not too many parks in Vermont with this many amenities, so price was fair for all they provided. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Overall an average park. Clean , well maintained buildings, and beautiful surrounding. Great mini golf. Playground was old run down and basically dangerous. Old wooden set that was falling apart. Staff was not too friendly.Campground does not enforce quiet hours. One night we were there a 5th wheel pulled in at 10PM set up and played very loud music all night. We called the office , they sent someone by, but the person thought it wasn't bad. If your'e looking for a quiet campground, don't go here. Lots of radios blaring all the time and lots of very large parties going every night. We might go back again, but will only stay a couple of nights. Thats about all we could take before we would need some peace and quiet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would stay here again. It has mini-golf, 2 pools, tennis courts, hiking trails, fishing pond, shuffleboard. Good location for travel to the Northeast Kingdom. They do charge for the WIFI access, though. $5 per day We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a decent new campground, evreything was in great shape. The staff did not have alot of respect for us, and the sites where coming off a hill, when it rained the water came roaring through the sites. I'm an average Vermonter and don't enjoy paying $44 a night for not that great of a campround, i will not return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Absolutely wonderful. I would highly recommend this campground. Nice warm pools, clean sites, clean bathhouse and laundry. The campstore had the best stock of RV and camping supplies of any place I've ever stayed, though they really lacked any groceries, but that's probably because about a quarter mile up the road was a small grocery store with anything you need. mini golf was great, views are incredible, we'd definately stay here again. You can really see a pride of ownership in it's upkeep, something that can seem rare in campgrounds or RV parks. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Impeccably maintained campground. The interior roads are wide, well laid out, and constructed of both pavement and stone dust (which had the appearance of looking like pavement). The grass between the sites (some sites are more in the woods and aren't surrounded by grass) are kept nicely mowed. Camp store is adequate. The pools looked very clean (two large pools and one kiddie pool). The mini-golf course is beautiful with water cascading over rocks and brick pavers for the walkways. The owners of the campground have two award-winning draft horses which they hook up to a wagon and give rides throughout the campground. The sites are quite wide. There are hiking/walking trails surrounding the campground. Restrooms looked very clean with tile floor construction. One tip if you camp there, make sure your electrical cord, cable TV cable, water hose, and sewer connection are of significant length as the connection post for the elec/cable TV and the water sit a ways back from the sewer connection at some of the sites. We liked this campground so much we've booked for 2 weeks next August. But book early, they are already taking reservations for 2006! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Really enjoyed this mountaintop RV Park in Northern Vermont. Well planned and cleverly cut into the side of a mountain. Top quality facilities, terrific rec hall and store. Kids loved the "Sugar Bear" character who strolled thru the campground Sunday morning with candy in hand. Also the draft horses that picked up campers for a ride thru the park each morning. The walking trails thru the woods are fun to explore. Big sites in open areas and wooded areas, many are terraced due to the mountaintop locale. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We agree with the above reviews. This was one of the better parks we stayed at in the Northeast. Sites are gravel & level. The electricity was good, hard to find good electricity in the Northeast. It was a very well maintained park. The park is big rig friendly. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful, clean park with spacious sites and great staff. Mini golf course was great. Nice cg store, and lots to do. Only thing keeping it from an excellent rating are the sites. Although they are very large, most are not very private, as I could see about 8-10 other campers from our site. Saying that, I would stay there again. Now that I've walked the campground, I know what sites would offer more privacy. We camped here in a camper.

A beautiful newer park. Excellent store. Draft horses pull wagon loads of guests around the park. Excellent views too. Will definately stay again. We camped here in a camper.