Grafton Pond Campground provides tent sites in a rustic, natural setting, conveniently located on Oak Hill Road and Grafton Pond Road just 1 mile from Grafton Pond and the Grafton Pond Reservation.   Enjoy this idyllic setting for just $24 per night.

The outflow of Grafton Pond runs through the campground.  It's a natural bird sanctuary and wildlife refuge; a nature lover's paradise.  While camping you may hear the loons at night flying overhead on their way to Grafton Pond or see deer or moose browsing.

Just 1 mile from Grafton Pond and Grafton Pond Reservation where you can enjoy Grafton Pond's  235 acres sprinkled with 28 islands.  Over 2,500 acres of conservation land bordering Grafton Pond provides ample opportunity for outdoor enjoyment.  There is a restriction on motorized boats to non-fossil fuel motors only. 

Our hand-whittled sign was artfully designed and crafted by Wally Whitford, The Village Whittler, of Danbury, New Hampshire.  The Village Whittler was famous for his whittling and carving of walking sticks, bird houses, teepees & totem poles and duck decoys.  He also did the sign at Ruggles Mine.  He was a trapper and hunter and enjoyed camping.   Wally Whitford died in 2008 at the age of 81.