Deer Mountain Campground

Beautiful location, great for birding or access to nearby lakes & trails for fishing, hiking, and recreation. Ideal for those who want to get away from it all (lights, traffic, cellphone interruptions….)||Site 28 is secluded, a 1/2 mile hike (walk) from the parking area. A wagon is available if you don’t have a backpack. Just be aware that the geese have turned the entire area around the site into their latrine.||Platform is very large, with easy access to the fire pit and picnic table. Compostable toilet is a short walk away. The trees have grown up between the platform and water, so the view is more limited than the photos on ReserveAmerica. Still beautiful, though.||And, of course, be prepared for biting insects.

First experience here with my wife and we have to say that Bob and Donna are fantastic hosts. Very friendly and helpful with a family feel. They were amazing, checking in after the storms and rain. Beautiful rustic camping for tents. Fulfilled a nice peaceful getaway and this was great spot for the first try. Will definitely be back again! Other campers were very friendly as well. Very clean bathrooms and well stocked. Very well maintained sites as well P.s thank you guys for the lemon bread it was amazing 🤩

Very friendly and helpful multi-year camp host. This is a small and remote state campground at the headwater of the Connecticut River and close to the Canadian border crossing. There are challenges for moving our 12' 8" truck camper to some of the sites, but we have always, carefully, managed.

Nice, remote campground with no amenities, which I like. Just pit toilets and a spring by rte 3 by the entrance/behind the ranger's station. My only gripe is that the sites are pretty small, and very close together, and the drainage is a bit poor on the sites. We were there all week and mostly had the campground to ourselves so it wasn't much of an issue until Friday night when the place was filled! The rest of the week it was very quiet. It rained quite a bit, so even though we tried to select our site as best we could (we could see the path that the rain took, but we had limited options on where we could set up the tent), we ended up with a river flowing partly under our tent, but fortunately we had cots in the tent so even though the floor bled through a bit on one side, we still s

Rented the cornpopper cabin for a week, absolutely beautiful. This campground is beautiful and rustic and remote. No electric, no hookups, no cell service but that's fine. The pit toilets are cleaned everyday and are spotless. The Connecticut river runs through the campground. You are right miles from the Canadian border and nothing between campground and border but wilderness. There are trails to hike, back roads to explore, mountains to climb, bogs, lakes, streams to fish. The stars(OMG) are just so amazing. I have never seen so many stars. The sky is so clear you can see the milky way and satellites. The cabin is the best deal at $50 a night. It has propane fireplace, solar lights, bunk bed, futon, screened in porch, fire pit, loft and table's. Drive about 10+ miles into Pittsburg