Pine Haven Campground is nestled in the Baker River Valley at the base of the White Mountains. Located on the South Branch of the Baker River, the campground has 3000 feet of river frontage. Pine Haven's large, well-spaced sites can accommodate all types of camping from tents to 44' RVs. We offer quiet family camping in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
You will enjoy refreshing swims in the clear mountain waters, night swimming in our lighted pool on warm summer evenings, excellent fresh water fishing, and hiking or biking through our forests. Pine Haven Campground first opened for camping in 1963. This was a time when camping was gaining great popularity and many new campgrounds were opening throughout the country.
You will enjoy refreshing swims in the clear mountain waters, night swimming in our lighted pool on warm summer evenings, excellent fresh water fishing, and hiking or biking through our forests. Pine Haven Campground first opened for camping in 1963. This was a time when camping was gaining great popularity and many new campgrounds were opening throughout the country.
Services
Quiet hours are from 10:30 PM until 8 AM. All radios must be turned off by 10:30. Children and teens must be at a campsite with an adult present, no later than 10:30 PM each evening. Facilities in this park are for use by registered campers and guests only. All visitors must stop at the office and pay the visitor's fee before entering the campground.
This weekend is dedicated to sprucing up the campground. Tidy up your site, clean the RV, plant some flowers, etc. Let's make Pine Haven the most attractive campground in New Hampshire! After an afternoon of sprucing up, join us for a Potluck Supper in the pavilion. Join us for a weekend full of activities!
Reviews (8)
Frisone Family
Dec 23, 2021
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So I’ve been holding off on this review so I can get a few trips in to the campground before making an impulse review. I’ll be on my 4th time this summer coming back to this campground. It really is absolutely amazing. Just everything. The facilities, the landscape, the amenities, the River, the owners, the location (attractions/stores). Me and my family are not lazy people so the distance to the bathrooms or the hills are not a factor in my rating, I could care less. On my birthday, they came down and gave me a cake. There were flood warnings (we were on the river) and they willingly let us
Jbeatz
Aug 26, 2021
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Worst campground iv been to in NH, staff and management is unprofessional, no one is ever at the store for assistance, iv been harrased by employees there mutiple times for absolutly no reason. Dont even bother wasting your money here its not worth your time, plus there is not much in the area at all outside the campground, very boring spot.
Carol Perrotto
Aug 17, 2021
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Randy Snyder
Jul 19, 2021
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Lilla
Jul 18, 2021
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We had sites M5 & M6 over the 4th of July weekend. Check in was easy. Sites were spacious and woodsy. Bath House was a bit of a walk but they did have port a potty’s scattered throughout the campground. They had daily activities. Dogs were allowed. They sold camp wood and had a camp store. Saw a couple of playgrounds and they had a pool as well. We enjoyed our stay and it was quiet.
Jennifer Manning
Jun 11, 2021
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Melissa Morrison
May 19, 2021
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We were able to secure site M1 for Memorial Day weekend. We were staying from 5/28 to 6/1. Email communications were great from the start. The reservation process was seamless and very easy. Our arrival time was going to be after the offices had closed and I was nervous about not having firewood but they were able to deliver firewood to out site for when I arrive AND I was able to properly check in in the morning! The staff is INCREDIBLE and the amenities are plentiful in the shop. Showers are free and water was hot which was a huge plus for me ☺️Even with all the cold and rainy weather we
Chris Healey
May 15, 2021
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Last time we will ever go there. Pool was green all weekend along. Showers are very small and there is no privacy. You are in the bathroom stall across from the shower if your over 5'8 you can see right into the shower. The bathroom is dirty and the stalls are extra small. There are campers that stay for the summer some of there spots look like a junk yard. Our camp site was at the bottom of a hill. We all know what happens when it rains and your tent is at the bottom of a hill.. We left all our stuff at the camp and went and got a hotel. Never go back
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