Tamworth Camping Area (A Modern America Campground)

We were looking to get off the grid for a while and wanted a simple campsite with no frills. If you're considering one of the "meadow" campsites, look elsewhere. They're sandwiched between the main gate, the kids playground and the mini golf course. It was incredibly busy and not an ounce of privacy. There's a really bright light near the main gate that blasts through the site we were in. All of the sites were really close together too. So much so, we didnt even know where our site began or where to even put our tent so we weren't in another site. They seem to only rent out every other site, but it's still close enough you could hear your neighbor fart in their tent. (Literally) The bath house was clean, but the showers didn't have hot water. I read the review left not too long ago about no hot water and was fooled because the sinks had hot water. I'm here to report they still don't have hot water. It's garden hose warm at best. It seems like it's geared more towards family RV camping. They had some events for kids our first night there and the RV sites were in a nice wooded pine grove area. It just seems like the tent camping sites were an after thought. Not recommended for 2 kid free adults wanting to get away.

This is the third year a group of us has used this campground for a reunion. Great location for all of us to get to but unfortunately we won't be back. When we arrived we were told there was a newer trailer on the site we have rented the last 3 years. It was filthy (I don't think the rug has ever been vacuumed), there was a puddle of water in the kitchen and the connecting smaller bedroom from a leak somewhere, the bed was quite possibly the most uncomfortable mattress I've ever slept on and the toilet stopped working our second day there so we couldn't use it at all. To top it off, there was someone screaming profanities for about 20 minutes at 4 o'clock in the morning at the top of his lungs. Don't think it's too much to ask for a little decency at almost $200 a night for a trailer.

Editing to say: really disappointed that I had called for a refund, wasn’t able to speak to anyone and was told I’d get a call back and never did. That alone tells me all I need to know. If you don’t have the decency or care to remedy a situation or at least give a call back to a customer who isn’t happy that raises some red flags for me.

Don’t waste your money. They should specify on their website that their “wooded” sites don’t have car access and don’t have enough space to fit a tent. Save your 46$ a night and go to white lake state park up the street. Half the price, better sites, much quieter, cleaner and overall worth the stay. The website makes it look much better than it is and “new ownership” should start a customer service training program where they learn how to be pleasant and have the right skills/tools to solve problems for the people they’re taking money from. I NEVER leave reviews for anything especially bad ones but not being refunded for a tent site that you can’t get to and there isnt room to actually put a tent on is disappointing.

Went here prior to new ownership and this year after new ownership. I was VERY surprised to see the 1 star reviews since the new ownership. The new building and entrance are such an upgrade. You no longer has to see the neglected animals when you pull in the entrance. The campground itself is well maintained and the bathroom were clean. This is truly a hidden gem close to Conaway, Ossipee, and Lake Chocura. The price is right and the river sites are beautiful. Highly recommend.

This Camp ground is far from a "family experience " With Thursday night Movie night blasting, Friday Music jam,The Gun Club across the street blasting gun shots while trying to enjoy a meal. Saturday 6pm partying from across the campground..We stayed in the corner lot #70 a zero electricity and zero water site costing $500 for 2 weeks that took 6 days for The One person who is allowed to mow, mow the foot high lawn we had to walk through, the cigarette butts all around our fire pit and the crushed cans of Booze, The one entrance to get to our spot multiple times I had to speak to the office about maybe posting a sign "DO NOT BLOCK or PARK IN THIS SPACE" Seemed to be too much to ask, as its our only way into and out of our site..The young kids behind the office using the space as an AUTO repair or chop shop. It seems Noone cares about their job and it shows. Noone here in charge overseeing anyone it's a free for all and the younger the better. The office closing an hour before its posted..Never mind the outdated shower stalls and no out door sink for those who don't have water on site. I wouldn't come back and I won't recommend it to anyone with family.

Hidden Valley RV & Golf Park

I really enjoy this campground. My hubby isn't a huge camping fan, but even he likes this place. It is a huge plus that he can golf on site, and he golfs here when we're not camping, too. The sites are nice and we had GREAT experiences with the staff. They are all very helpful. Our tent site was way off in the back, and they drove us in the 1st time or two until we knew the way. The Portapotty that was next to our site was extremely clean, which was a pleasant surprise. The one small complaint was that we couldn't use the 3 showers at once. While all 3 were on, only one was warm. Once we shut off the 1st shower, the next one got hot, but the last was cold. Very minor inconvenience! We have camped here for the last couple years and will continue to do so!

Beautiful camping park and HUGE!!! My hubby and I came for the weekend to see family who are seasonal here and its HUGE! It has a store/restaurant/bar building,  a beautiful pool, ponds & lakes and a wonderful golf course.  We were lucky enough to get a spot right in front of one of the ponds - so relaxing!!!

Only ever been there for golf. Course could be nicer considering the price ($62 for 18 w/ cart on weekends). Dave in the pro shop has a nice mustache though, guy’s a beauty.

Went played 18 holes.  Course was in great shape.  Friendly staff.  Great experience.   Can't wait to go again.

Very peaceful wooded area with bird watching at some large ponds. If you like golf, the course here is very nice and prices are good. The clubhouse is nice and there are many events from karaoke to bands! The security patrol was pleasant and a nice surprise. I didn’t see the need while I was there, but a nice touch anyway. Downside is that the sites are not level so expect to spend some quality time with whatever leveling equipment you use. Sewer connection was an oddly tilted and a bit stripped out pipe so use an anchor 🥺(or big rock). Once you’ve completed all that, it is a great place to spend a long weekend or a month!

Huttopia White Mountains

Huttopia is a wonderful place surrounded by trees and nature. When you stay there, you get to sleep in cozy huts that make you feel really comfortable. Everything is nice and good, and you can enjoy the cool and beautiful nature all around you. It's a perfect spot for a relaxing and enjoyable getaway!

Absolutely phenomenal. I didnt want to leave.
My significant other and I booked a Bonaventure for a Friday through Monday stay. Which ran us about 125 bucks per night.

Money. Well Spent.

I could write a whole laundry list about the things I loved. But to sum up-

The Bonaventure is a cozy platform tent set along a clear and cold babbling brook, perfect for those who want a little peace and quiet but not too quiet.
Upon arrival our check in was simple and the carts provided to move our stuff were abundant.
The campsite is clean, with amenities of electricity, cookware, and dining plates cups and utensils.
There's plenty to do both on-site and off site with daily activities for all ages planned.
Check out was a breeze and clean up was very easy.

10/10 we will be coming back.

Excellent Camping for those that want a more comfortable camping experience. A lot of effort went into the facility and layout to make this feel like a true campground. Prices for everything were very fair. Providing shade over a portion of the pool would be nice... And allowing certain amenities to be reserved would also be a welcomed update.

Let me sum Huttopia up In a list.

1. You're in the woods
2. In a big tent that you need to fully clean and maintain that Costas 300% (at least) than a 3 star hotel per night
3. The pool was dirty with bugs and leaves and dirt
4. The food is basic at the camper
5. They do not enforce peaceful atmosphere and allow loud music and parties past 1AM
6. Shower and bathroom was narrow, shallow, cramped, and not meant for people bigger than a child
7. The place is generally clean
8. Driveway and driving areas to get to tents are extremely bumpy and we bottomed out at 10MPH in a minivan
9. The pond is slimy and disgusting. Like walking through knee high wet seaweed
10. For the price, you could literally stay at a Disney resort
11. Staff was pleasant

Anything that is a positive, nature made. Everything else is a clearing of trees to prop up  tents and customer maintained areas that you may through your arse to use.

It's worth 50% less than what a Holiday Inn Express would cost you, for what you actually get. That's IF you didn't sludge through slime at their sketchy beach!

If you'd prefer a few nights at $900 to $1200 and think it's a better investment than your own $500 tent with a port a potty that can be used anywhere on earth, then this is your place!

Anyone writing positive reviews clearly has cash to burn for what is free with your own tent.

Yup, glamping is upscale. Where you clean your own bathroom, sweep your floor, do all your own dishes and more. You get to pay to sleep in the woods and maintain someone else's stuff!

Very clean, if you don't have your space heater in your room make sure to let them know you are supposed to have one  (the other tiny had it ours in their vista) we used to take the chill off in the morning and when we showered.  It does just run for about an hour.   we stayed in the tiny house or vista.  Loved the rack to heat your clothes on to warm them up.  I didn't know how to use coffee press but we loved the tea pot and poured hot water over our coffee grounds.  The pans and utensils are very nice.  provided soap, body wash and dish soap, I brought some but didn't know they had it all. Very clean the large bed was very comfortable for me.  my family who slept in bunk bed said the mattress a bit thin for her but she said she still did fine.  I thought the kitchen should have more light I would bring a latern or something to read by there was light but just needed more light to read maps or books and things, my eyes are a bit old.  The shower was very hot and very clean. Loved the bathroom sink -we had three of us showering and always had hot water.  We use to camp in our younger days it was nice to be back out in the woods in a very nice tiny house.  We loved it.   I read about mice in some reviews (which we are in the woods people)  I live in the country and still catch mice at my home they will find any small hole to get into. .  I brought mouse traps and never heard or caught a one and everything was clean. But we did keep our food up high or in the refrigerator we didn't leave anything out.  I did bring nite lights I'm glad I had those, I used one in the kitchen and the bathroom for family, so we didn't have to use flashlights.  I did bring blankets.  they had  sheets and cover for the bed but I needed more to stay warm glad I had them. I did layer up but I always did that when camping. It's a lovely place and everyone friendly but do be prepared they have wagon trolleys for where you park to take your belongings to your vista and it can be a bit far with the amount of stuff we brought to stay, just want to prepare you we did fine but wasn't prepared for that. they had a grill and fire pit the neighbors built a nice fire each night they enjoyed we didn't build any fires or grill.  But that's just me.  I couldn't find a plug in the big bedroom for my phone to charge so I had to set up something for my phone for my alarm clock they only had a very high plug in that room next to the door.  But I hung a jacket next to that plug and put my phone in the pocket of my jacket to charge up to that outlet but I wish there was an outlet close to the bed as in the bunkroom.  It all worked out was a great fun adventure.   We loved sitting around and getting to visit if we were in a hotel room it just wouldn't have been as fun.  Great memories great times.  Beautiful location.  I hope this helps you prepare for your visit I know the reviews helped me prepare for mine.  OH and beautiful Country, We did the Cog Railway up Mt Washington summitt, -got our tickets early-loved it!  We did the flume gorge - got our tickets early and loved it!  We went to Ben and Jerry's -loved it!  went to Kascumgus highway I can't spell it but loved it, I saw so many beautiful sites do be prepared as you go into small towns there is traffic it's just one road in guys but believe me it's not like sitting on traffic on the highway as I do in MIssouri on Hwy 44  which that kind of traffic is misarable and you take your life in your hands on our highways, it's just everyone takes their turn kind of traffic and I had to circle in some areas to wait for parking spot to stop, we set out and found several covered bridges, and I loved the towns. several restaurants we tried, loved!We also did Mt Washing cruise on the lake, very peaceful and relaxing. just lots to do in that area you'all!  Have fun!

ZWF Miami

What an amazing experience! My husband surprised me for my birthday by booking us an encounter with otters and a monkey. The lady who worked with us was so sweet. She was very knowledgeable of the animals and made for sure we had a great experience. The place is also gorgeous and has so many other animals to see. Thank you for having such a beautiful place for us to learn and interact with these amazing creatures. ❤️

This facility is awesome! My husband and I recently did the Feline Experience and were able to feed lions, tigers, a liger, and hand feed servals. We were able to interact and play with a baby bob cat, juvenile serval, and an adult clouded leopard. Unfortunately, we were unable to do the tug of war, but our awesome keeper/guide Jay allowed us to feed more of the big cats. Jay was great and we appreciate her showing us all that ZWF does! This facility is pricey, but the money goes towards all of the amazing animals and those who care for them. In the past, I have visited to do multiple animal interactions including lion, jaguar, and tiger cubs (please note the cub photos were from 2015), as well as lemurs, gibbons, and more. Not many places offer these experiences, so if you want to see exotic animals up close, go to ZWF! The animals are definitely well cared for and it does not go unnoticed by how loved they are.

I have visited here 4 times now and every time was a great and unique experience that is not something you find anywhere! I have visited 3 times in 2019, and once again very recently last week. There was a small complication with one encounter, but the tour guide was amazing and accommodated us with two extra experiences to make up for the inconvenience! There aren’t places in Florida that have close up and personal encounters with animals like the ones at this sanctuary. It is also very private and NOTHING like an overcrowded zoo experience. They offer discounts throughout the year which makes it easier to do multiple experiences. I recommend it as a fun activity with friends, family, or a date with a partner!

Never knew this place existed and I'm so happy I got to spend my birthday here! What an amazing place they have running in almost the middle of nowhere Redlands. They have so many exotic animals from little armadillos all the way to giant ligers and tigers and jaguars. We did the two hour tour with Caro (she was amazing) we got to see some of the facility and where most of the animals are housed. We learned most of the residents names, where they are native to and how they came to be at ZWF usually via rescue or donation from other places. At the end of our tour we sat in a very nice pavilion where we had a personal one on one interaction with multiple animals and got to feed them and hold them and take lots of pictures.  I believe the owners names were Mario and Maria? They have a STUNNING place and I think everyone would love to check it out. Had an exceptional time here. Everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable and it was clean and well maintained and you can tell the animals have been raised here with love.

This place is highly recommended for kids who love animals! I went with my 8 year old daughter and did the arctic wolf and singing dog encounter. We were a bit skeptical if we could actually touch wolves since I don't think the website clearly says you can, but we actually could and it was the most amazing experience we've ever had! Our tour guide, Melissa was very knowledgable, kind, and friendly. All the staff in the zoo were very polite, friendly and professional! I would come again for another encounter and tour.

City Square Park

Perfect little park.
Excellent place to catch a breath on the Freedom trail.

Well-maintained grounds and safe atmosphere.

Nice well kept park with a fountain.  Lots of benches to sit on.  Pillars on each entrance have a plaque with historical figures on them

Such a beautiful historical park. Nice and peaceful.

It was quiet when we visited.  Pretty park.

Quiet, relaxing, beautiful water fountain and landscaping, no playgrounds, restrooms or picnic areas, dogs must be leashed

Zoo Miami

We arrived about 1030 am and was able to park easily. Some of the exhibitions were being moved or renovated, so we didn't get to see everything. I think the signage and maps could be better so use Google maps on your phone to navigate.

I do recommend renting a cycle of some sort to get around if you are not used to walking longer distances. The giraffe feeding was the highlight of the visit for us.

It's a tranquil experience. Would highly suggest getting the cycles. They are worth the money spent and can be fun! We saw some but not all animals. I wouldn't suggest visiting in cold weather as the animals can be lethargic and out of sight.
It is a fun family time and worth the visit.

This is a pretty awful zoo. It comes pretty close to the worst zoo I’ve been to but that spot is reserved for Toronto zoo. The exhibits are limited and you don’t get much information on the animals there. The only positive is the self cycle carts they have. Parking is plentiful and it’s not really crowded but don’t expect to see much.

We visited on a Monday afternoon in December with a few hours to enjoy before we caught our flight. It was $118 for 5 people (over 12 y/o), but we discovered Groupon discounts after we paid 🤦. This is a really good zoo with many many interesting animals. The enclosures are appropriately sized for the animals and it's easy to view the animals from multiple areas. The animals appear to be well cared for and there was quite a lot of staff around. The place is quite large, so wear comfortable clothing and good walking shoes. Snacks and drinks can be pricey, but seemed on part with what I've been charged at similar attractions.
Side note: invasive species of lizards as well as native birds are running around everywhere and are a lot of fun to watch. They provide interest on the (sometimes) long walks between exhibits.

I loved the Miami zoo! It is huge. We spent 6 hours there and probably did 75% of the zoo. I loved all the tropical landscaping and plants throughout the zoo and the Amazon section with the giant fresh water fish and giant otters. I had never seen those before so they stood out a lot. Since the zoo is so big, they should definitely add shuttles or build a new tram because it takes so long to walk everywhere. But overall I liked it a lot and would go back.

Monkey Jungle

When we made a reservation on the phone we asked for a private guided tour. Once got there it turned out you pay $150 per person for a group guided tour. It was never mentioned on the phone!!!
Fine. We could get over that but….
It was never mentioned that you are obligated to wear a mask!! How much fun is that???!!!
They should at least have updated the pictures on their website to show people wearing marks so that we would not have bothered driving for 1 hour to this place for nothing!
Total disappointment!!!

We loved monkey jungle!!! Most amazing experience!! Every minute was so much fun!!  Amazingly beautiful and smart animals!! The tour guide was so knowledgeable and funny!!! Hope we can go back again one day!!!

I loved this place soo much! I had will as a guide and he was super cool and you could tell he cared about the animals. Highly recommend going! It’s a beautiful place and the animals are well taken care of!

We had a good time!  It’s pricey but a fun experience… hope to go again for the animal encounters

I love 🐒 and want to feed them and interact with them; they jump on, you eat the food of the tray you are given.  It was so fun and thrilling.  There is so much to this park monkey jungle that I and my gf really felt we didn't get the money  worth it. ( $$150 per person) We did but didn't.  I would have liked to take my time with the experience look at all the different species there and trees; they were beautiful. They have a chocolate tree.  We had a great time , nothing like having monkeys jumping on you off a tree. Carlos is a great tour guide .

Everglades Alligator Farm

We loved this place. The alligator handler was knowledgeable and took a lot of extra time with us. The air boat ride was a blast - 30 mph through the marsh and then he does 360 degree spins. Well worth the price!
The airboats are LOUD - they provide ear protection.

I couldn't help but smile the whole boat ride. We saw a snake come way up out of the water and look around, then skirted back under the water. Our boat captain spotted some cool wildlife along the way. Front row gets the wettest.

Shockingly fun time for a reasonable price. I went here thinking it would be gimmicky and not worth the hype, but boy was I wrong. This was actually a ton of fun. The Zoo portion was cool. The alligator show was fun. The feeding was super entertaining and cool. I absolutely recommend the air boat ride. It is 100% worth the extra money. You WILL get wet on the air boat and you WILL be drenched if you sit at the front. You WILL be drenched. Head to toe. Nothing will be dry. You’ve been warned. Thanks Everglades Alligator Farm from a great time.

Had a great afternoon visiting. Enjoyed the shows and the airboat ride. Plenty to see and do.  Boys certainly learned about Alligators. Air boat ride was fun but definitely plan on getting wet in some way. You will definitely get wet if you sit up front 😅. Staff was wonderful and would definitely recommend a visit.

Maybe the easiest of all alligator visitors specialists you can find in Miami.
But not immediately the best one.

While the all installations look perfect and the animals all look good taken care of.

The visitors "shows" left a lot to wish for.

The animal feeding was a 10 minute show of throwing dead mice to the alligators.
The animal show was the handling of a large alligator by the show master for 5 minutes.
And afterwards small baby gators with taped mouth been handed to the visitors.

I was expecting some more information. About these extraordinary animals.
But ended with a feeling that the shows was meant to keep us busy and occupied. But offer little more.

The air boat trip was not very different. 10 minutes racing throw the Everglades with some sharp curves and twists. A few jokes in between and back to the dock.

No info about this beautiful and natural park. And for sure no Animal encounters on the way.

If you have time to kill have some small children then sure you wil have a great time.
If you want a more realistic experience, make sure to check other companies.

Seacoast Science Center

We showed up an hour before close, and honestly, that's all you really need to get through the exhibits. Especially if you have younger children who don't want to hang around and read all the info.
They are Blue Star affiliated, which I just learned means AD military plus 5 guests get in for free, so that was a nice surprise.
The touch pools are really entertaining with sea stars, crabs, sea snails, etc.  My kids enjoyed this part the best and spent the most time here. They also do presentations. We caught the last one on the lobster, and it was informative and interactive. At the end, the children were allowed to go up and touch one.
The center is located inside the state park, so you need to pay for parking. I believe it's per person in the vehicle, I can't remember, but the total for 2 adults and 3 children was 12 dollars. Once you finish the center you can walk around the park. They have a good sized play ground, a food truck, picnic tables, and a wonderful view of the coast. My kids loved searching through the rocks. Overall, it was a great visit.

Great little spot with wonderful staff! My kids (5 and 2) could have dug for hours in the sand area and played all day with the boat and lobster trap. The park it's in is beautiful and has a good playground too!

We took our granddaughters to the Seacoast Science Center in Rye for an educational trip.  Lots of things for them to see, touch, and explore. The staff was very helpful and friendly as they interacted with the many children there. Lots to learn about the ocean. Well worth a visit!

Fun exploration place for kids with marine life. the place is not big but quite enough to keep kids engaged and learn something new.

There is a state park fee for entering plus the admission fee.
Whats more is there is a small playground just a few steps away outside of the science building.

We had the best wedding at the Seacoast Science Center! It's truly a blank canvas you can use to make your dreams come true! There are some state park restrictions but the amazing event manager there, Hollie, helped us through those every step of the way. The venue was beautiful and all of our guests and vendors were blown away by it. The amazing staff at the science center were so helpful day of to, making sure things went off without a hitch! I would highly recommend this venue.

Rangeley Lake State Park

Nice camping spots and clean bathrooms close walking distance from all sites. Awesome lake as well with boat rentals nearby. No fire pit grates; bring your own if you need one

Loved this park!  Great views of the lake, some sites even have access for a kayak.  Long road to the office and another to the campground so I didn't have to run far on the highway.  The only negative was with the showers.   You would have to press the button every 30 seconds to keep the water going which was difficult with a soapy face.  Also just warm water, not hot.   Some dog owners had their dogs loose which is difficult when you have a reactive dog

Very nice swimming area with a view. No hiking trails. Lots of stairs to the water.

We had a nice time camping here, sites were large.  Staff was friendly.

I love camping and this place was great. Best view from a camping trip I've had. The way you can see the hills in the distance over the water is absolutely stunning. Bathrooms are cleaned at least once a day keeping them nice and clean and campsites are nicely kept and feel very open and taken care of. The HUGE problem I have is the park rangers never, and I mean NEVER check the trails. The beach trails are difficult to walk on, let alone bike on (which is what my cousin and I always use for travel around state parks). There's an ungodly amount of roots that aren't covered allowing campers to easily trip or sprain an ankle, brush in the way of the trail making it impossible to walk unless you duck, and logs, multiple logs, throughout each of the trails we biked. Luckily the trails are often unused as the beach isn't really a beach as it has no sand and is extremely rocky. However if you wanted to go to the beach (which is reasonable only because it is the only place to swim and get a great view of the lake) you would have to walk along the road where cars might meet up with you as well as it being the longer way around which just isn't worth it. ONE WARNING: DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT WALK THE MOOSE CORRIDOR TRAIL. It can be barely called a trail now because of the lack of care it's hard. There's tons of logs over the trail, lots and lots of roots, extremely dangerous areas, bridges that are so rotten and soaked that the nails are sticking up out of the wood which is EXTREMELY dangerous, and places where there should be bridges (extremely muddy areas) which are easy to slip and fall on. My cousin actually did slip (by literally walking on the trail) and slipped and gashed his knee on an EXTREMELY sharp rock sticking multiple inches off the ground. It was such a bad gash that we had to take his socks off and his shoelaces off to gauze it and put pressure on it. We were also in the middle of the trail so there was no help at all. Luckily there is data there, a little too much for my 'state park camping liking', so we were able to call for help. Now onto some better parts of the park again. The park is so secluded, which is so nice, but it has its downfalls as well. I love how it's separated from everything else near it like stores and other shops but it makes it bothersome to go get food if needed. Not necessarily against the campground though. The layout of the campground is very nice as well. It's one single loop with a trail or two in between allowing easy access for campers on one side to go to the other. Also, a note for people interested, campsites 39 and 21 are some of the better campsites, 21 being easily the best. Site 21 has a great trail to the water and, unlike the other water sites, there's a nice clear spot to put in kayaks or paddle boards. Site 39 is GREAT if you want to sleep or set up multiple hammocks. There were a few good hammock spots right on the edges of the campsite but what me and my friends did was we went probably 5-7 steps behind the site and set up hammocks there. I'll try to attach a photo to this review so you all can see what we did. We called it hobo city lol. To sum it up it's a pretty great campground but the trails suck and the beach is average. You can also just drive to the beach so the trail to it being bad isn't that much of a downside. The Moose Corridor Trail is the biggest downside to the campground in my opinion.

*All pictures of sunset were taken from campsite 21*

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