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We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

Camping on the Battenkill is a lovely campground with spacious sites right on the river. We especially enjoyed exploring around the river and the dog park on-site! The sites are large, flat and well spaced from neighbors to give some privacy and allow you to enjoy the time in the woods. The grounds are well maintained and the owners, Shelley-Ann & Alan, are very friendly!

Nearby towns offer plenty to do and the hikes we took were great!

We loved it here so much we’ve already booked next years stay!

The sites are small and quite close so if you’re looking for privacy you may want to go elsewhere. We were at the end of a row so we had trees on two sides which we enjoyed. The fire pits are pretty close to the rigs where we were but we didn’t have any fires so it was fine for us. Our neighbors on the one side were lovely and all things considered, we enjoyed being tucked into the trees.

We loved the river path and the stream, we took the dogs down there daily for some exercise and to enjoy the water. There are some nice hikes nearby, the Mount Crag trail (2.5-3 miles round trip, 800ft elevation gain) was easy enough when you’re out of shape but still provided great views of the area. Driving up Mount Washington was a great experience we’d highly recommend!

Cell signal for both Verizon and AT&T was pretty lousy, luckily we had a booster with us. The campground has Wifi but it was spotty.

We pulled in on a Sunday afternoon and there was only one other camper set up in what seemed like a picnic area. We backed into a spot with the Angel Peak right out our back window and man, the badlands were stunning! Would’ve stayed longer but some weather was coming in that made us want to get out of the gusty wind zone.

Dirt roads that were dry and not too rutted when we were there.

Sites were spacious, not super private but clean and well kept. Our dogs and us really enjoyed the walking trails and the river. We’d stay here again if we pass through!

We spent three nights here in a 30ft fifth wheel. There are 4 camping spots, a camp host onsite, and pit toilets. Grills and sheltered picnic tables at each site. Sites and road coming in are level. 5 per night for 2 people. 25-30 minute drive into Roswell. We’d definitely stay here again.

No free dump station in town. We filled propane at the Conoco gas station on the corner of Main St and Poe St in Roswell.

We stopped here for 2 nights while we were passing through to the East coast. We were here mid week and the campground was nice and quiet. For $30 this stay was truly a fantastic value. It’s a no frills kind of place but it was well maintained and the camp host was very friendly.

We stayed in site 5, it was a little tricky to maneuver our 30ft 5th wheel into but we made it. Found out later we could’ve pulled through and they wouldn’t have minded. Good practice though, right! The sites are spacious. Sites 1-6 have more tree coverage and a little more privacy. The rest were pretty open.

Dog owners, we highly recommend a trip to Bow Wow Beach (about a mile walk or short drive). It was a great little pond with a beach and a walking path that went around the water. The dogs loved it especially after being in the car all day.

No recycling on-site.

Winslow Park & Campground was a nice space to spend a week on the water. The waterfront sites were somewhat close together but had great views. We were on an inner loop and despite having neighbors on both sides at one point they were spaced out well so we didn’t feel too close. The park has a beach and a playground, unfortunately dogs are not allowed on either. There is plenty of exploring to do along the shores of the beach that we enjoyed. The grounds were clean and the staff friendly. The noise from other campers minimal. They’re strict on their check in/check out times and have a decent sized list of rules.

It was a short ride to Portland and Brunswick so great location for us. We’d stay here again but we’d like it if they were a bit more dog friendly.