Percy Lodge

We loved our stay at Percy Lodge! Karen was so helpful with everything we needed. There is a store well-stocked with everything you could need for a nature getaway. The lodge itself is beautiful as well; communal feeling in a refurbished barn. This is a beautiful area of New Hampshire to get away from the crowds hiking in the whites. The Percy mountains nearby are incredible, and it’s possible to start a hike up to the top of these mountains right out of the door of the lodge! Christine lake is right up the road as well, which was a great place to take a swim on a hot summer day.

Lovely new lodge. Rooms are comfortable with private bathrooms. Very quiet. A nice great room to relax in the evenings, Karen and Kevin are very accommodating and it was very nice to get to know them during our stay. They have a small convenience store for necessities. Would definitely stay here again when I return.

A great place to stay if hiking the Cohos Trail. Karen will happily pick you up from the trail and bring you back in the morning. They have tent sites available and reasonably priced rooms with a queen bed and private bathroom. Really nice sitting area inside to eat, relax and watch TV. Karen also has a small convenience store with ice cold beer, snacks, frozen pizza, etc, basically hiker heaven! She will happily accept resupplies, just make sure to call beforehand to arrange drop off or shipping. You can also do a quick resupply in her convenience store, when I was there, there was instant mash potatoes, knorr rice, pop tarts, peanut butter and tons of snacks.

This place is a real gem. Came up here for a trail race and stayed in the lodge. Karen and the staff do an amazing job. The guestrooms are new and ultra clean with a comfortable bed and a full private bath. The living room is big and beautiful and the little store has all sorts of stuff including wine and beer! I’ll be coming back.

The lodge is amazing. Looks brand new, but perhaps just recently renovated. Really nice common room and bathroom. Unfortunately (for me), all six rooms were booked when I got there, but I am certain they are just as nice. A tiny convenience store with insanely low prices ($1 for Klondike ice cream, $1.39 for a frozen sausage/egg breakfast sandwich with a microwave available, etc.). The campground is a little way away from the lodge, between two bodies of water, with fantastic views. The RV sites are in the open, on grass; the tentsites are spread out and vary quite a bit from each other. Lots of Porta Potties, very clean and hardly used (even the central one, next to the hot shower). The owners are really sweet.