Fuller Camp was built by my great-grandfather in 1917. It sits on the granite banks of the Baker River that flows down from Mt. Moosilauke, one of the beautiful mountains in the White Mountain National Forest. Grandpa Fuller chose well when he built the camp on the best swimming hole on the river. The Camp has NO VERIZON cell coverage, no heat or insulation (strictly seasonal) on 195 acres of land. During school vacation months of July and August, the camp is rented by the week. The house has a giant living room with timber framing and a stone fireplace, where charades, reading out loud, card games, and conversations have been enjoyed for decades. The huge porch and deck overlooking the river, a perfect place for breakfast and reading the newspaper. The main house has 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.