Best KOA in New Hampshire?

We just got back from the Woodstock KOA, yes above average campground, well run, clean and great for kids.

That said not all the sites are in the best of shape, as was ours...noticed a lot of the water/electric sites were unlevel and in need of grading/gravel

Mike

Thomas/NH wrote:
We've stayed in all of them, some a lot more than others. The Lincoln-Woodstock KOA best fits your needs. We were just there a couple of weeks ago with the grandkids, non-stop fun for the girls. Best sites are the premium pull through, well worth the extra, the other sites kind of ruff.

Twin Mt. is close to Santa's Village. Chocorua is not big rig friendly very tight. Littleton, it's an old CG with a primitive playground and pool, however, the owner, Steve is a riot, always a good time there, we go there a couple times a year.

I agree, all are nice and well cared for but Woodstock might be the best for the kids. You can't go wrong with any of them though.

We stayed at Twin Mountain last year.

Very nice park with caring owners.

Centralized to the Mountain region, and an adequate pool/playground.

We've stayed in all of them, some a lot more than others. The Lincoln-Woodstock KOA best fits your needs. We were just there a couple of weeks ago with the grandkids, non-stop fun for the girls. Best sites are the premium pull through, well worth the extra, the other sites kind of ruff.

Twin Mt. is close to Santa's Village. Chocorua is not big rig friendly very tight. Littleton, it's an old CG with a primitive playground and pool, however, the owner, Steve is a riot, always a good time there, we go there a couple times a year.