Twin Mountain-Mt. Washington KOA Holiday

Beautiful views but small sites. Very clean campground I think the people hear it get dirty and run to clean it. It’s very close to all things fun around Mt Washington and I would stay again.

Park is centrally located to many of the key things to do in this area. Bathrooms spotless. Great play area for kids with large bouncer. Big rigs are either at the bottom with shared hook ups or up the hill in a beautiful large space. Recommend trying for the up hill sites. Quiet and pretty. We stayed in the lower site. It was really tight getting in since they have large stone fire pits just where we need to enter. Luckily we had someone who did it before to help guide. Site was also right in the road so a bit noisy. It worked but would plan further ahead and pay a little more for the up hill siren

Clean, very well staffed campground with a campsite for everyone. We stayed in our 29 foot RV but there were tent sites, glamping sites, cabins, and even an old locomotive train. RV sites range from up on a safari type hilltop, to woodsy sites. Some have patios, cable, etc. Great campground for kids with a small pool, bounce house, lawn games, tram rides, food truck and ice cream. Two small dog run areas too. Very pleasant staff and nice area to use as a touring point around the White Mountains.

My husband and I are regular travelers to the NH mountains but have never stayed at this campground. We found it to be very professionally run. They did a great job managing contactless check-in and all other necessary aspects to keeping the campers safe during COVID. The campground and its facilities are very clean.

My husband suffered a medical emergency while we were there and the staff and owners could not have been more accommodating to our situation; offering assistance with whatever was needed.

A couple of caveats, the campground is located right off NH 115, a busy state highway. Those who are particularly sensitive to noise may find this a little off-putting. It does quiet down overnight, and if your camper's windows are closed the noise is negligible. And many of the sites are fairly close together. Those who crave space between neighbors may want to try to get one of the more private sites.

Staff was amazing and they were well
staffed. Grounds very well maintained, sites easily accessible, shop well stocked, and tons of activities for kids. Close to Mt Washington.

We usually avoid chain commercial RV parks - we're more the public park style folks. But we came here to visit friends, and gotta say - this place defies the commercial park feel. Especially if you get a site not in their pull thru spots up front, those are typical more closely packed sites (some even the dreaded 'buddy sites' with shared yards with strangers.).

Our site, an electric/water only site, was awesome and felt more like a state park. The campground is overall very well maintained, in a great location for exploring the White Mountains and the staff super friendly.

Seem to recall we got online just fine, but really didn't pay too much attention - we were too busy with friends.

Twin Mountain KOA is one of the best! They out their heart and soul into it. We especially enjoyed the ice-cream social with entertainment and the next morning a delicious Pancake breakfast, Thanks!