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Nice, clean, level grassy sites avoid bridge altogether ( campground before it ) if you get off north I 91 at exit 46, 2 East to 1st traffic light turn left (Adams) and follow for a few miles, campground on right Very friendly

Great, open grassy campground with easy access to Route 91. DANGER ! GPS takes you under an 11 foot clearance bridge !!! Go a little further to the stop sign (Antonio's Pizza) take a left and look for Cross Street on the left. Leaving, take a left to go onto Cross Street again - it's narrow. Managers were great - no politics at all.

Nice setting but get a site on the lower field to avoid loud I-91 traffic.
Resident managers RV site covered in T**** propaganda.
When I went to an alternate site to fill up with water he marched over a began a very nasty and rude interrogation. I said "I'm just getting water."
I let him vent his early morning anger and filled up.
Rather unexpected and unpleasant.
He's making Amerika hate again.

Great place with super folks and very nice sites. A pleasant surprise was to see local Bernardston police cruise through as a courtesy to the park owners. Helps to make folks feel secure. Well worth spending time here and in the area.

We were looking for a place to camp in the general area that would be quite and have wifi. We have no kids and are self sufficient. And we were traveling in the off season.

This campground fit the bill. The owners/staff were friendly and helpful. The location was great, although relatively close to the interstate with some road noise. The sites were reasonable size. Wifi access was decent. We appreciated the PA discount.

Watch for 11 ft overpass on River Street just north of campground.

Great place, wide sites and easy access into them, unless you are really long and they are really full, then it will be tight. Inexpensive laundromat, they fill propane, all hookups are good, fully stocked clubhouse and small store for the essentials. The people who run it are friendly and helpful, let us have a late checkout when we had mechanical problems the next day.
Only thing to watch for if you have a big rig is the 11' bridge on River Street about .50 up from campground so either carefully follow the directions listed here in and out, also tight and windy but we did it with a rig that's about 70' long and 13'6" in height, or take exit 27 to 2E for 1.5 miles and then turn left on Adams and take it about 4 miles until you hit campground on right.

Passport America accepted. Good restaurant in town. Pete's Seafood in nearby Greenfild is awesome. New Hampshire no tax shopping and cheap liqueur are close also