Apple Hill Campground

We just returned from our 3rd year of fall camping at Apple Hill, and we already can't wait to go back next fall. Here are some of the things that keep us coming back. The location! We love how close to Bethlehem Center the campground is while still being tucked nicely into the woods and away from noise. This year, we brought bikes, it was an easy 1-mile bike ride into town to have dinner and drinks! The amenities are another reason we chose Apple Hill; the bathhouse is always clean, and the water is super hot. Lastly, the service, Rob, the owner, is great. He always gives us choices when we are picking out a site. He has let us borrow an extension hose, and he keeps his store stocked with huge bundles of firewood and any necessity you could find yourself needing. Each evening, he goes around to each site and collects trash, something we never see at other campgrounds! Its always a great stay here and we cant wait to return!

I camped here for one night in winter. The bathrooms are clean. I only spent one night here, and it seems nice. I love that they allow winter camping.

Upon arrival to see if my fiancé and I could rent and RV spot for the winter, as we are in the process of moving, we asked if there was a winter season RV spot available and we were told we were not allowed to stay for more than a week. As apartment prices are high, we only needed a month to save money and get a more permanent home. We figured since this campground had nice reviews and we currently live in Littleton in our own place that it would be feasible monetary wise to stay in a camper to save. I was informed by what I presumed to be the owner that he doesn’t not let anyone “live in his campground” and “this campground is meant for people with snowmobiles who are from Maine” which seemed very odd to me. I do believe I was judged and discriminated against considering how fast we were told this information. I guess if you’re from Maine you are welcome with open arms! And I assume under the pretense’s that he doesn’t know how to treat people with human decency. It’s incredibly sad and a pitiful to cloud judgement on strangers, also bad for business.

Great no frills campground near lots of hiking (and Reklis Brewery)! The staff is extremely friendly and we like that you can pick your own tent site upon arrival. The sites are pretty well spaced out and pretty wooded, so there is a good amount of privacy. The bathrooms aren't anything special, but get the job done! We've also seen a cat on our site a few times who is very friendly!

Great location near Bethlehem, Franconia, and a jumping off point for northern NH. There are many sites and therefore they are pretty close together without a lot of privacy in between. The restrooms could definitely use an update, but they work and were reasonably clean during my stay. Staff was really friendly and kind, especially compared to another local campground who was rude to me on the phone when I was calling around to see who still had a site available during memorial day weekend! Would recommend staying here over others in the area!