Jacobs Brook Campground

We stayed at Jacobs Brook Campground in Orford, NH last summer for 3 months and loved it so decided to come back for the whole season this year, May thru october. Me and my husband walk our dogs every day between 3-4pm on leashes. The first occurrence the owners dog was being walked by their elderly work-camper and drug her across the gravel to get loose. The dog locked on to one of my dogs throat and my husband had to put it in a choke hold to get it to let go. During the scuffle i got bit too but did not require medical attention. They promised to keep it indoors so we let it go to prevent any animosity during the rest of our stay. 2 weeks later we were walking close by the office and the dog busted through the storm door and ended up biting our other little dog. The owner did apologize

Phil and Vanessa are very friendly. They make sure all their campers are safe and happy. It's back to nature with tent sites. And very accommodating camper sites. Beautiful setting. And a pool to keep cool in. Although falling asleep to the sound of the babbling brook is heaven on earth.

We booked months before coming to this campground for the first time and what a beautiful campground it is. We hate camping in sites where you are packed on like sardines. You know what I mean there is no privacy but this place has beautiful spacious large sites. The owners Phil and Ness are the most gracious people I ever met and are so helpful. I would most definitely recommend this place to anyone who enjoys the great outdoors. We will be coming here more often. Update: We actually ended up getting a seasonal the year and totally enjoyed the quietness of this camp and renewed our seasonal. We ended up bringing up my Dad and Uncle here for a visit (both are retired Vets) and they both loved it here and still continue to praise their stay. As for the negative comments? Abide by the rules

Gem of a campground. Quiet and peaceful with enough amenities to keep small kids happy (pool, stream, small playground, etc.). Well-maintained tent sites. Have loved coming here the past few years.

is it true host dog isn't friendly and attacked other dogs a few times? traveling in NH with dogs and need to know. don't want to book somewhere and worry about getting attacked from host s dog