Roads a little narrow. First site we were put in was too small for my 32 footer. The back end hung off an embankment and I couldn’t put down my stabilizers. They gave me a bigger site without issue. The lake and Beach are nice. The bathrooms were not very clean. Went on a Biplane ride over Lake Winnipesaukee, That was awesome. Check it out if you’re in the area: www.lakesbiplane.com We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a lovely large park with roomy wooded sites. Many of the sites are on a different level than adjacent sites, adding more privacy. Each site has a fire ring. There are several bath houses, some newer than others. The one closest to us was older, and adequate. We were in site 144, which backed up onto a marshy area. Mosquitoes weren't a problem when we were there, but in warmer weather there might be an issue. There is a lovely, clean sandy beach. Interior roads were pretty good. The park is well cared for, sites are clean, and seasonal camping units were not junky. We were sorry that our schedule didn't allow us to stay longer in this beautiful location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We absolutely LOVE this campground. A little pricey, and the playground is very small, but most of the sites are well secluded and very nice. We go here as many times a year as possible. We love it! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Our family of four from Florida camped at Harbor Hill for several weeks this summer, and we will definitely return on our next trip to NH. This was a great family campground, extremely clean and safe for our kids, ages 5 and 7. The owners and their children were wonderful hosts and made us feel so welcomed right from the start. It was the perfect central location for our visit to NH. The campground is beautifully wooded with fire rings and picnic tables at every site. The sites are diversified and accommodate everything from tents to large rigs like our 38' motorhome. If you are looking for the campground to serve as a daycare for your kids all day and night, or a place to party all night long, then Harbor Hill may not be the place to go. But if you are searching for good old fashioned family camping in a clean, friendly, safe and courteous environment, and in a great lakes region location, then we give 5 stars to Harbor Hill Camping Area. We will most definitely be back! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park. Wi-Fi at office but since we were only about 100' away I was able to use signal booster to get good reception at site #14. Friendly manager. Clean sites. Noted prohibition of electric heat and electric water heaters so used our propane. Would definitely stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I camped here last summer for one week with my 2 children (3 and 1) along with another family (separate site) who also had 2 children (10 and 5). We expected to be camping in an RV but ended up in a tent at the last minute due to mechanical failures. Our husbands joined us on the trip only during the weekends, leaving just the "girls and kids" during the week. We were concerned with the security of the campground: especially with the loss of our RV and subsequent stay in a tent, and could not have been taken better care of! The owners reassured me right at check in that their house was just behind the rec hall (within yelling distance from our site) but there was never an issue. The bathrooms were the cleanest we have ever encountered in our lifetime of camping. The sites were maintained immaculately clean: being cleaned literally within minutes of campers checking out, down to raking the entire site. The service was amazing, even to the point of delivering fire wood to our sites and stacking it neatly by the fireplace when purchased from the store so we wouldn't have to carry it! A huge help to us moms camping on our own. The only complaint I would have for this campground was the pool. It was fine, but even the "shallow" end was quite deep for my young children, starting I believe at 4 feet deep. Not a complete issue, but definitely made swimming alone with 2 young non-swimmers more of a challenge than I had expected. (Fortunately, there were some extremely friendly campers who were kind enough to share their "noodles" with us which was a huge help!) All in all we absolutely loved this campground and have already made reservations to return for another moms and kids week this year! Sadly, the dates we had planned our preferred sites were not available, so we have gone so far as to change our vacation dates to be able to stay here once again! We camped here in a Tent.

This park is convenient to the highway and the sites are very wide - but that's where the good things end. Meridith Woods is really in the woods. The sites are surrounded by tall trees - ours was so dark it was hard to tell when it was daylight. We could not sit outside more than 5 minutes without being eaten by mosquitoes as big as horseflies. My brother came by to see our Motorhome since he had never seen it. He had to pay $8.00 for him and my sister-in-law to get in the park. All visitors have to pay 4.00 per person, even if they are not staying long. There are a lot of rules in this park that I have never seen in other parks, We traveled from the West Coast to here and stayed in a lot of parks. The washers and dryers (there are only 2) are old and they smell - your clothes smell worse after washing them than they did before. I would not recommend this park for more than just an over nite. We will not stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice level sites surrounded by woods for separation from other units. Since this is a year-round resort, there are mostly year-round park model units. The indoor pool is a nice touch. Roads are paved. Not a fan of Wi-Fi fees, but the service was very good. Proximity to Lakes Region is a major plus. Generally quiet park except for the huge number of motorcycle-riding campers. Snowmobile trails all around the park provide good hiking. We camped here in a Motorhome.