White Birches Camping Park

Beautiful place and so nice and quiet, the only thing was at night a tesla would keep driving around the campsite, I saw it like 5 times driving by every night. It might just be a patrol car, And tesla is a good choice for it since it’s so quiet 😆 But it did spook me a little. I would definitely go again.

Didn't stay in the rooms we had are 5th wheel but the bathroom were spotless. The mountain views were like no other especially since it was fall at peak season. The workers where very helpful on pointing out places of interest. Nice location for a ton of activities. Can't wait to go back. Thank you again for having us

Nice rustic campground. Nice pool and play area for kids. Forested. Roads and RV pads are dirt and uneven with some parts of road narrowed by trees. A Class would have difficulty but the have an area for larger rigs. Sites well spaced and private. Lots of green grass areas for tenters. Nothing within walking distance but plenty of walking to do within park.

Great campground with a ton of amenities, especially for kids. Big rig friendly sites available. Owners were very nice. I used the laundry, but never the public restrooms. Pool was clean, sites all had a picnic table and a fireplace. Ours was made of mountain rocks which was awesome. Great hiking trails out the backside of the campground. Minutes to the Mount Washington Auto Road and all the hiking trails you could desire. What we enjoyed most was waking up to the mountain views. Would recommend

Our stay at White Birches Campground was extremely disappointing. We arrived at 9:10 PM—well before their 9:30 PM check-in cutoff—with our 43ft 5th wheel, which the owners were fully aware of. The pull-through site was unlit, tight, and poorly prepared. A picnic table had been placed too close to the entrance and was clipped during setup. A neighboring camper helped us move it and confirmed the site was difficult to navigate.

Shortly after unhooking, we had to rush our son to the ER for a hand injury. Our teen stayed behind to finish setup. The next morning, just after 8 AM, the owner, Bob, knocked loudly on our door and immediately accused us of trying to hide the table damage—despite the office being closed when it happened and our intention to report it. We had already repaired the table, yet Bob remained hostile and insisted we pay a $50 fee. He even approached our neighbors after we left for the day to "verify" our story—who told him exactly what we had already explained.

Later that day, my husband used his gate card to enter the campground with a friend visiting our site. After dropping her off, he left to run to the store—only to return and find his gate card had been disabled. He was locked out of the campground and unable to rejoin his family until our guest came down to register. Locking a paying guest out over an unregistered visitor and a $10 fee is not only excessive, it’s unprofessional and unacceptable.

Overall, we felt disrespected, micromanaged, and unwelcome. Based on both our experience and similar reviews, it’s clear non-seasonal or out-of-state guests are not treated equally. We will not return and do not recommend this campground.