Camp Your Way
Camp Sites at Apple Hill Campground, Bethlehem NH
EST.
1972
"Classic New England Camping — Comfort, Community, and the Great Outdoors"
CAMPSITES OVERVIEW
Find Your Perfect Campsite
Our camp sites page serves as a complete guide to the types of camping experiences available at Apple Hill Campground. Whether you prefer the simple joy of a tent under towering trees or the home-like comfort of a full hookup RV site, we’ve designed our campground to meet varying needs while preserving a quiet, natural setting. This page describes each site type, how to choose the right one, preparations for your stay, seasonal considerations, and how we support campers with onsite propane and other conveniences.
- Quiet hours for a peaceful campground experience.
- Respect for site boundaries: Keep personal belongings within your assigned area.
- Fire safety: Fires only in designated rings when allowed; follow local restrictions.
- Pet etiquette: Leashes required, and cleanup mandatory.
- Trash and recycling: Dispose of waste in designated receptacles to prevent wildlife attraction.
Campground Rules and Etiquette Related to Sites
CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE
Why The Right Campsite Choice Matters
The site you choose shapes your entire camping experience. A shaded wooded tent site delivers a cooler sleep and more privacy; an RV site with hookups maximizes convenience for families and longer stays; a group site provides space for coordinated activities and communal camping. Choosing correctly reduces stress, enhances comfort, and ensures your intended activities — from star-gazing to cooking to group games — are fully supported. Since 1972, Apple Hill Campground has helped visitors match their expectations with the ideal site placement and amenities.
CONVENIENCE AT EVERY CAMPSITE
Site Features and Onsite Support
- Fire rings and picnic tables at designated sites.
- Walkable access to restroom and shower facilities.
- Onsite propane service for heating and cooking needs.
- Gravel pads and level parking for RVs and trailers.
- Clear roads and signage for easy navigation.
- Staff available to assist with propane, site recommendations, and general campground information.
Preparing for Your Stay: Site-Specific Tips
- Tent Sites: Bring an extra ground cloth, insect repellent, and a rain tarp. Store food securely to avoid drawing wildlife.
- RV/Trailer/Full Hookup Sites: Leveling blocks, water hose w/ potable filter, and appropriate sewer fittings are essential. Test electrical connections and bring surge protection.
- Group Sites: Plan site logistics, assign neighbors for specific tasks (trash, firewood), and coordinate quiet hours for harmonious stays.
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OUR CAMPSITES
Types of Camp Sites at Apple Hill Campground
Tent Sites
Quiet, shaded plots on soft soil with natural buffers between sites. Designed to keep the camping experience authentic and peaceful. Fire rings and picnic tables are provided where appropriate.
RV Camping
Level, accessible spaces with durable pads and tree cover where possible. Many RV sites are positioned to accommodate longer rigs and include electrical connections. Easy road access ensures towing and navigation are straightforward.
Trailer Sites
Similar to RV sites but often oriented to existing trailer patterns and road layout for ease of setup.
Full Hookup Sites
These sites include water, sewer, and electrical hookups. Full hookup sites are ideal for guests staying longer, those with special needs for power, or anyone seeking extra convenience.
Wooded Sites
For campers who want more privacy and shade, wooded sites are placed among pine and hardwood stands to give a feeling of seclusion.
Group Camping Sites
Multiple adjacent spots or larger clearings reserved for groups such as family reunions, scout trips, or event gatherings. Group sites can be customized for space and local logistics.
Seasonal Considerations for Site Selection
- Summer: Book early if you want a shaded, family-friendly site near amenities. Expect longer daytime activity and peak weekend demand.
- Fall: For foliage viewing, choose a site with open vantage points or a nearby cleared area for views. Cooler nights mean a need to plan for adequate bedding and possibly propane heat.
- Winter: Winter camping requires preparation and experience. Choose sites accessible in winter conditions and confirm availability in advance.
- Spring: Some sites may be affected by spring runoff; staff can recommend the safest, driest sites on the property.
How to Choose the Right Site for Your Trip
- Determine Your Gear: Tent campers will prioritize soft ground and proximity to restrooms; RV travelers prioritize level pads, clear navigation, and hookups.
- Consider Privacy and Shade: If you value quiet and a cool canopy, request a wooded site. For unobstructed sky views or easier maneuvering, consider an open site.
- Think About Proximity to Amenities: Families with small children might prefer sites nearer restrooms and communal areas; those seeking solitude can pick more remote spots.
- Group Needs: If you’re coordinating multiple units or planning daytime group programming, secure adjacent sites or a formal group area.
CONVENIENCE YOU CAN COUNT ON
Why Onsite Propane Makes a Difference
Having onsite propane removes a common logistic hurdle for campers, especially in rural areas. Whether you need propane for cooking, refrigeration, or supplemental heating, Apple Hill’s onsite propane service reduces trips into town and ensures you can maintain comfort during cooler nights. Because propane is a common need for extended stays and fall/winter visits, this service supports safer and more reliable campsites.
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How Apple Hill Campground Supports Different Campers
First-time Campers: We provide advice on gear, site selection, and campfire safety. Our small, friendly staff make space for questions and basic support.
Families: We recommend child-friendly sites near restrooms and low-traffic loops, and advise on amenities to keep kids safe and entertained.
Seniors and Accessibility Needs: Request sites closer to facilities and with easy access. Our team can suggest less hilly areas near restrooms.
Experienced Campers: We offer wooded, secluded sites and local trail info to enhance a nature-focused stay.
Groups: Coordinate with staff for adjacent sites, parking space, and group logistics. We provide guidance on campsite etiquette and safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
How close are sites to restrooms?
Distances vary by site; many family sites are within a short walking distance. When in doubt, ask our reservation staff for specific distances.
Can I request a particular site?
Yes, site requests are honored when possible, especially for repeat guests and for group reservations. Early reservations increase chances of getting preferred sites.
How long are site stays allowed?
We offer flexible stays: nightly, weekly, and longer seasonal reservations depending on time of year. Contact us for extended stay options.
Is there electric at most sites?
Many sites have electrical service, and full hookup sites include water and sewer. Confirm your needs at booking.
How much space should I reserve for my RV/trailer?
Provide length and any slide-out dimensions when booking so we can assign an appropriately sized site.
Can I transfer my reservation to a different date?
Reservation policies on transfers and refunds vary by season; contact the office to discuss options.
Are campfires allowed at every site?
Only at sites with designated fire rings and subject to local burn bans. Check with staff for current rules.
Do group sites have a limit on people?
The campground is designed for nature-first experiences. Wi-Fi is limited or unavailable in parts of the campground; cell service varies. If you need reliable connectivity, please inquire about specific areas.
Reserve Your Campsite Today
To reserve a site or discuss options, call (603) 869-2238. Our reservation staff will help select the best site based on your gear, party size, and seasonal needs. Apple Hill Campground has been guiding campers to the right site since 1972. Our goal is a comfortable, safe stay tailored to your style of camping — from quiet tent nights to the conveniences of full hookup RV comfort.