Pamela2023年10月

This was an amazing trip! So calm and peaceful. Crossing the spillway is super easy. Raymond is super responsive. We will be back!

Brendan2023年9月

This site was waterfront and peaceful. good stay for the price, especially if you have dogs. The host was very responsive Pros: waterfront and secluded area. Beautiful views and a couple of local places nearby (10 or 20 min) cons: Accessing the site requires you to cross the damn which looks scary at first but not bad (there are warning signs alluding to possible serious injury). If you go with someone else, make them cross the dam and bring the canoe to the boat ramp so you can bring your camping supplies over to your site. Also the firepit was not enjoyable as per fire requirements it cannot be placed near a structure (I'm assuming) so it was very muddy and not leveled around the area making it hard to sit around and enjoy it. No promise on a parking spot if you go during a busy holiday like labor. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would stay here again for a night max. If you book this you need to be an outdoors person and not care about showing in the lake and using an outdoor loo

Erin2023年8月

Awesome place to stay, just note if you need fire wood or anything there’s not stores within a 15 mile drive from the location ! This was my first time camping so of course we forgot a few things but otherwise beautiful and the canoe was a blast!

Boysen2023年8月

My wife and I loved our stay at Ashuelot Pond. The platform was easy to find, a short rock hop across the stream. The outhouse was stocked with everything we needed. But the magic ... is this place. It's quiet, beautiful, peaceful. Paddling around the pond was wonderful. The site is right on the water, and sitting in front of the fire in the evening watching the stars come out. Just perfect.

Christina2023年8月

This was a great choice for a weekend camping trip. We saw beautiful sunrises and sunsets over the pond and appreciated the included canoe! The water was nice. Ray also offered his dock for swimming. It wasn't a problem for us, but be aware that you have to carry your things over the "spillway"--which is a bit like crossing a river. Once you get to the other side it's quite nice, though, as there are only footpaths near the site and so it feels a bit more remote.