Around the Camp
Loons in the cove
A beautiful summer moonrise from the point
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View towards the dock from the swim dock
Jampa watches for the family to return
Blueberries bushes out on the point
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Evening Firepit
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Bedrooms
The house has 5 bedrooms: 4 upstairs and 1 downstairs. There are 2 bathrooms, and one has a bathtub. There is an outdoor shower (with hot water). There is a large living room, ping pong room, and a large kitchen with dining table.
The Sunrise Room
Queen bed, faces east and southSue's Room
Queen bed, faces north and west |
The Elephant Room
Queen bed, faces westThe Bunk Room
2 single bunks, 1 single trundle |
The Rose Room
Queen bed, faces east and north |
2026 Rates
June |
July |
August |
September |
$595/nt |
$721/nt |
$721/nt |
$595/nt |
3-night min. |
Weekly |
Weekly |
3-night min. |
+ 9% tax + $220 cleaning |
+ 9% tax + $220 cleaning |
+ 9% tax + $220 cleaning |
+ 9% tax + $220 cleaning |
Amenities
There is a lot that we do not have at the camp; we have kept it simple and rustic as it has been for generations. We appreciate being able to disconnect and log out from the busyness of life. We love being bored on rainy days, scouring the book shelf or finding a puzzle. On sunny days, we want to be out on the water, in the lake, or hiking on the Squam Range. At night, we play ping pong, read, play games, or gaze at the stars out at the fire pit.
We now have WiFi out on the point, but there is no TV, no dishwasher, and no laundry. We have only one shower, and it is outside. It does have hot water. There is an indoor bathtub. There is no heat, but we do have a few space heaters for the chilly spring and fall New England evenings, and we have a fireplace in the living room that is a great gathering space for games, charades, or reading.
There are plenty of outdoor spots to relax and unwind: sip your morning coffee out on the point, do yoga on the eastern porch with sounds of loons calling, or enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on the northern covered porch. The dock is the central spot for all hours of fun: launching myriad watercraft from the dock, jumping into the lake, watching boats go by, playing games, and enjoying the sunset views.
We now have WiFi out on the point, but there is no TV, no dishwasher, and no laundry. We have only one shower, and it is outside. It does have hot water. There is an indoor bathtub. There is no heat, but we do have a few space heaters for the chilly spring and fall New England evenings, and we have a fireplace in the living room that is a great gathering space for games, charades, or reading.
There are plenty of outdoor spots to relax and unwind: sip your morning coffee out on the point, do yoga on the eastern porch with sounds of loons calling, or enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on the northern covered porch. The dock is the central spot for all hours of fun: launching myriad watercraft from the dock, jumping into the lake, watching boats go by, playing games, and enjoying the sunset views.
Nearby Activities
Boating-Squam Lakes Association
Kayaks & Canoes -Power Boat rentals in Holderness: Squam Livery Holderness Harbor Riveredge Marina 
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HikingLink to Hiking Guide for the Squam Range:
Squam Lakes Natural Science Center |
Nearby TownsHolderness- restaurants, farmstand, Squam Lake Marketplace, marina, On Golden Pond gas station and groceries, Squam Lakes Science Center
Meredith- movie theater, shops, restaurants, hardware store, natural foods store, book store: one end of Lake Winnipesaukee Ashland- hardware store, pizza shop, Mexican restaurant, Bob's Shur Fine, Common Man Restaurant Plymouth- lots of restaurants: Thai, pizza, diner, poke bowls, liquor store, walmart, large grocery store Sandwich- League of NH Craftsman shop and gallery, Foothills Cafe, museums and antiques shops |