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**Bill** · 11-17-2002, 12:21 AM

PJ -

We stayed last weekend at Chocorua Campground in Chocorua NH (near Conway) in the White Mountains. The site had electricity, but no water of course. The dump station was open, but no rinse water. However, the toilet/shower building near our site was open and well-heated. Their status really depends on how much snow has fallen, since they don't plow out very many of the sites.  It is not Vermont, but the White Mountains are beautiful anytime, and the Conway / North Conway area is real visitor-friendly (read "factory outlet malls&quot

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Do you have a copy of what I call the Big Book of Campgrounds?  There are actually two, as I recall.  One is from Trailer Life/Good Sam, the other is from Woodall's.  If not, you can buy one at any RV supply store, or find one in most libraries.  You may have a tough time finding a campground without one.

Hope this helps

Bill

11-17-2002, 12:21 AM	#4
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,105	Re: Northeast Winter Camping PJ - We stayed last weekend at Chocorua Campground in Chocorua NH (near Conway) in the White Mountains. The site had electricity, but no water of course. The dump station was open, but no rinse water. However, the toilet/shower building near our site was open and well-heated. Their status really depends on how much snow has fallen, since they don't plow out very many of the sites.  It is not Vermont, but the White Mountains are beautiful anytime, and the Conway / North Conway area is real visitor-friendly (read "factory outlet malls&quot. Do you have a copy of what I call the Big Book of Campgrounds?  There are actually two, as I recall.  One is from Trailer Life/Good Sam, the other is from Woodall's.  If not, you can buy one at any RV supply store, or find one in most libraries.  You may have a tough time finding a campground without one. Hope this helps Bill