Best KOA in New Hampshire?
Out of the four KOA's in New Hampshire (Twin Mountain, Chocorua, LIttleton,and Woodstock) which one is best? We have young kids and care about activities, pool, playground, etc... Any help would b...
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livelylittlecampers wrote:
Thanks for the info. Danforth Bay sounds like a definite to me. We usually do a two stop trip in the summer. Does a 4 day stop at Danforth Bay and then a four day stop at Twin Mountain KOA make sense? Or are those two campgrounds too close together for that?
Go for it. As mentioned, two entirely different environments. I'd rather do that and spend less of the precious vacation time driving and more time camping.
