Unknown Pond Tentsite, categorized under Campgrounds & RV Parks, is located in Groveton, NH 03582. For inquiries, you can contact them at (603) 536-6100 or their mobile number +1 603-536-6100.
Based on customer reviews, Unknown Pond Tentsite offers a more primitive camping experience focused on tent camping. The environment is characterized by its proximity to Unknown Pond, situated approximately 100 feet away via the Unknown Pond Trail, which is located 2 miles North of The Horn. This suggests a remote and natural setting ideal for those seeking a wilderness experience.
Services and features at this tentsite include well-laid-out tent sites that are described as flat and clear of roots and rocks. For safety and convenience, a centrally located bear box is available for storing food and scented items. There is also a common fire pit area designated for preparing food and campfires (where allowed). Basic sanitation is provided through a decent outhouse facility.
Campers have the opportunity to draw water from Unknown Pond for filtering, highlighting the self-sufficient nature of this camping experience. The reviews suggest a focus on a natural and less developed camping environment. No specific promotional information is available from the provided data. For local users in US interested in a remote tent camping experience in the United States, Unknown Pond Tentsite offers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of New Hampshire. Please note that this is primarily a tent camping facility, and visitors would need to be prepared for a more rustic outdoor experience and make necessary international travel arrangements.
Hiking
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Did 2 nights there. Tent sites are well laid out, flat and clear of roots and rocks. Bear box is centrally located near the common fire pit and the outhouse is decent.
This tent site is 100 ft from Unknown Pond on the Unknown Pond Trail 2 miles North of The Horn. You can draw water from the pond for filtering, you can prepare food at a central area where they will allow a campfire and there is a bear box. There is also an outhouse.
Extremely crowded on a Saturday night. As others have indicated, there are five established tent sites, a composting privy, and a reliable water source at Unknown Pond nearby. Though only five sites exist, there are several flattened areas which are unofficially utilized as overflow, including limitless trees for those who are only looking to set up a hammock. You can hike in 2.2 miles from the North, parking along Mill Brook Road, or 3.3 miles from the South, parking at the end of York Pond Rd past the Berlin Fish Hatchery. York Pond Rd access is gated before 7:30AM and after 4PM. This will add a few miles of walking depending on what time you arrive. Mount Cabot, the Bulge, and the Horn are all within 2.7 miles for those who are trying to tackle the NH 48, 52 With A View, and NH or NE 100 Highest.
Well maintained campsites, large fire pit, cool critters in the pond, great view of Mt. Cabot. Well worth the trek & the night. Highly recommended.
Five established sites with one being a double, a central fire ring and a privy. Water is a short walk down the hill to the pond.