Keyser Pond Campground

Good campground for an overnight stop on way up north. Mostly seasonal residents. Older campground but sufficient amenities for a quick overnight.

Small, hilly, dirt roads were hard to tow on and backing our 29' camper into our site was almost impossible even for experienced campers. Our site was poorly laid out and we had to choose between hooking up to sewer OR water & electric because of where the utilities were placed. The beach was dirty and un-swimmable. Overall disappointed with the condition of the campground.

Great place to stay! Staff are attentive and very responsive. They have activities for all ages, keep a clean facility, and have been doing updates to the campground.

At Keyser Pond, you get the cleanliness and organized campground like the larger chain-type places, but you also have the personal, caring staff that a family run facility offers.

They are newer owners as of a few years ago and have been doing a great job updating and revitalizing a facility that was outdated.

Highly recommended...

We are a 37ft travel trailer and always need to use our level blocks…but not here! Our site was big and perfectly level! Had a great green grassy area next to it for the kids to run around. They had a beach area with a floating dock for the kids to have fun jumping off. Mini golf was a little dated but still cool for the littles. We loved the play ground and just walking around. A lot of long term residence, but nice people. Didn’t have any issue. The staff was very nice and always waving and smiling. Internet was amazing! Best rv internet, it actually worked! I have it 4 stars because I’d stay here again! I minuses 1 star only because I’m a girl that loves camping but not bugs 😆 and they had moths flying everywhere! My kids loved it and thought they were so cool. For me it was cool and I took lots of picture of them with my kids, so a 1 night stay on our way through to Maine was perfect!!

The campground was quiet especially during the week. Sites were pretty level considering the campground roads are hilly and rough. Staff was amazing and they were always working and cleaning.They we’re helpful and friendly. Lots of seasonal guests and their campers don’t really add to the image of the park. Laundry needs some updating, and pay showers for those who use the parks showers. Overall a nice place to stay great for families with children.

We averged $30 / night for W/E50/S with our Passport America discount ($45 / night without). Our back-in, dirt site was partly shady and overlooked a nice lake. However, our site was less than ideal. Our site sloped a lot from back to front as the 6 to 8 inch difference between our front and rear tires made it a challenge to level. As a result of this slope, the sewer hookup in the back of the site ran uphill. The water hookup was in the back of the site on the passenger side and opposite of our wet bay. Other sites were very close. Internal roads were narrow with a couple of tight turns. Upon arrival we were escorted to our site traveling the wrong way since our 37 foot motorhome would not be able to navigate a tight turn traveling the correct way.

We stayed here while visiting family in the area. While we did not see sites in the area, it is convenient to both Concord and Manchester.

Keyser Pond is am older park opened back in the mid-40s so its not liike the modern chain campgrounds and that can be refreshing in its self. It reminds me of the parks we visited when I was a kid. The staff was friendly and the owner jumped in and changed us to a more convenient site to get in and out of the park since we were only there for the night. The bathhouse was dated but clean. You did have to pay for the shower (.10 for 2 minutes or .25 for 6 minutes) but for the cost per night I did not mind. The campground is quite hilly and it some of the roads might be a little tight for bigger rigs. The beach was nice and the sand groomed. They even had a floating platform which inspired our teen to jump and go for a swim. They had some really nice pond front sites so be sure to ask for them. Verizon and T-mobile were both strong. We only got 4 stations but the owner had the game on for everyone to come up and watch.

Pretty good place, a little awkward as a single long-haired guy in a sprinter van, not all of the Camp hosts were very friendly), nice little pond, cool set up if it’s you and your family, for me not very comfortable as a single dude, but it worked while I was there.