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I found out about this campground online, and I tent camped there in June 2005.

Describe your camping trip:

After passing moose on the way to the campground, we were excited for a great weekend. We reserved a campsite (#5) on the big island on Lake Umbagog. We chose to canoe out the 2 miles instead of taking a motor boat ferry offered by the campground. Some sites are over 10 miles across the lake, so canoeing may not be an option for some.


Pros: The site was wilderness at its best. Friendly ground squirrels abound, howling loons roosting at night, great fishing abound, and of course the scenic beauty of New Hampshire.

Cons: none

Nearby attractions: Hunting, fishing, boating, canoeing and kayaking, wildlife viewing.

Further comments:

I will be returning again.

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