Enjoy a relaxing outdoor vacation at Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground in southwestern New Hampshire. On 200 acres above the Connecticut River, we are just four miles from Pisgah State Park. Full Service: Large, level sites on wide streets with space for slide-outs, 30' by 60' long with a 60- degree turning ratio.
Excellent for large groups, families, weekend or seasonal campers. Pop-Up Campers: Our pop up / camper sites offer spacious accommodations, similar in size to full-service sites. Each site comes with a lamppost, a fire ring, and a picnic table with benches. Nearby activities await your participation, especially if you like outdoor rejuvenation, like boating, fishing, golf cycling, hiking, and biking.
Excellent for large groups, families, weekend or seasonal campers. Pop-Up Campers: Our pop up / camper sites offer spacious accommodations, similar in size to full-service sites. Each site comes with a lamppost, a fire ring, and a picnic table with benches. Nearby activities await your participation, especially if you like outdoor rejuvenation, like boating, fishing, golf cycling, hiking, and biking.
Services
Founded in 2002, Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground was designed around the needs of today's camper. Our management team brings a variety of business experience to the resort and is committed to running a fabulous campground. We have experienced managers on site available to answer your questions, help you locate essential services, direct you to points of interest in Hinsdale, and offer other assistance.
Accommodations are available from the middle of April through the end of October. Reservations require at least a one-night deposit, or longer for monthly and seasonal reservations. Holiday weekend reservations require advance payment in full. Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground accepts Discover, Mastercard and Visa.
Within close proximity, enjoy numerous restaurants, niche shopping, and lively entertainment. Mount Monadnock is the second most climbed mountain in the world and is ranked as one of New Hampshire's great natural attractions. It is known for the expansive 100-mile views of six New England states.
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center is a non-collecting museum producing frequently changing exhibitions of current art and is open to the public from May through December.The Gallery Walk offers a festive stroll that takes place on the first Friday of each month from 5:30 to 8:30 PM in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont and nearby locations.
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center is a non-collecting museum producing frequently changing exhibitions of current art and is open to the public from May through December.The Gallery Walk offers a festive stroll that takes place on the first Friday of each month from 5:30 to 8:30 PM in downtown Brattleboro, Vermont and nearby locations.
At the Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground, we want you to experience the time of your life at our family campground! Check-Out Time: 11:00 am (If you would like to stay later than 11 am, particularly on Sunday, and we do not have another party assigned to your site, we will try to accommodate your needs).
Hinsdale RV Resort and Campground is located off Route 119 (Brattleboro Road) in southern New Hampshire. Turn Right (from 91 North) or Left (from 91 South) at the bottom of the ramp onto Canal Street/ Route 5 East/ Calvin Coolidge Memorial Highway. We have experienced management on site available to answer your questions, help you locate essential services, direct you to points of interest in Hinsdale, and offer other assistance.
Reviews (10)
Rusty Plumbing Rusty Bubbles
Aug 29, 2021
Report
Matt Ferrazzi
Aug 15, 2021
Report
Holly Tippett
Jun 26, 2021
Report
We had a really nice weekend at Hinsdale Campground. We live just across the river but wanted to sleep in our new tent and have an easy getaway. Such a sweet place to visit with kids! The office attendant was warm and helpful. The facilities, bathhouse, and pool were spotless. The pool is big, well maintained, and hidden in the back to make for almost a resort feel. The campsite was wooded and lovely. We talked with some seasonal residents who were the nicest and most welcoming people. It was warm summer nights and the campground was hopping, but it quieted down entirely by 9:30 pm with the only
John Dale
May 23, 2021
Report
Cassie Phillips
Jan 07, 2021
Report
Christina Gundersen
Sep 20, 2020
Report
Prices are very high. Too much ATV traffic. The Pool was open but it was NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH NH COVID 19 GUIDELINES. Weekends at the pool are very loud and dirty. The Seasonals act like they own the place. They use the dining cabana and leave trash everywhere. They even have been known to actually have alcohol in the pool, even when the rules posted outside the pool state No Alcohol. No one from the Campground staff actually monitors what goes on in the Pool.
Andrew Rudy
Jul 12, 2020
Report
Just moved to Thicket hill trailer park, some of the nicest people I have ever met. Great new management and it's so close to the best store ever "Tractor Supply Hinsdale! Tractor Supply guarantees the lowest prices on the products you need for Life Out Here, like dog and cat food, fencing, animal feed, and more please come check us out!
Michael Miller
Jun 26, 2020
Report
Nice, quiet location in the forest. Lots of hiking and ATV trails. Utilities work well. Good cable TV package. Wifi is slow. My site was very sandy, which made it difficult to level out properly. They took me in during the Corona scare and I really appreciate that. But they are very bad with communication (returning calls and emails). As of this writing, it has been over a week since I stayed there and I am still waiting to get a receipt emailed to me.
Amy Laquerre
Jan 28, 2020
Report
My parents were staying here and we went to visit them. They had great a great first impression from the woman working in the office and we had a really quiet, peaceful visit around the campfire. You have to drive through a well-kept trailer park to get to the campground but if you had your eyes closed when you drove in you would never know!
Diana Mazzuchi
Jan 06, 2018
Report
This place is advertised as family owned but it’s actually owned by a group in CA. The roads are poor. My site filled up with water every time it rained and took hours to drain. I had to buy boots to get in or out. When I complained, I was told that campers provided their own gravel or decks. Many of the people stay for the season April-October. Mon-Thurs it’s quite peaceful but on Friday night it fills up with partiers. It’s quite loud and no rules are enforced. If you just need a place to stay for a night, it’s ok but I left for another campground.
