Surrounded by outdoor adventure, this Colebrook campground offers cozy cabins with pillow menus and flat-screen TVs. Explore hiking trails, enjoy free WiFi and parking, and visit nearby Poore Family Homestead Historic Farm Museum.
Immerse yourself in nature at this B&B featuring hiking/biking trails and cross-country skiing. Start your adventure with complimentary full breakfast, then explore Milan Hill State Park or Cedar Pond. Return to enjoy free WiFi, parking, and bike cleaning services in the garden setting.
This countryside motel offers a peaceful getaway near Island Pond Historical Society Museum and Public Library. Enjoy complimentary WiFi and parking during your stay in Brighton's natural surroundings.
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Beaver Brook Falls Natural Area is 2.3 mi (3.8 km) from central Colebrook, why not stop by during your stay. If you like Beaver Brook Falls Natural Area, you'll love Ethan Allen Park and Fletcher Park, both just a short drive away.
Poore Family Homestead Historic Farm Museum is 4.1 mi (6.6 km) from central Stewartstown, why not stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Stewartstown has to offer, head to Beaver Brook Falls Natural Area.
Fly fishing the Connecticut River offers a perfect excuse to stand knee-deep in rushing water while pretending to be productive. Beaver Brook Falls Natural Area rewards minimal hiking effort with dramatic cascades that never make it onto postcards. Winter transforms Colebrook into a snowmobiler's paradise, with trails seemingly reaching the North Pole. Dixville Notch State Park delivers cliff views worth the climb, while Table Rock Trail provides vistas that make smartphone cameras seem inadequate. The Poore Family Homestead Historic Farm Museum offers a glimpse into hardscrabble New England life that makes modern complaints seem trivial. Local diners serve portions that assume you've been chopping wood since dawn – and after a day outdoors here, you might wish you had been.
Was comfortable for a few days ..would be handy if sink was a little bigger to wash dishes and there were a few more pans to use. Even without a burner.
Very relaxing quiet and welcoming. Owners very helpful n friendly
Maria & Brian are excellent hosts! Even though we only stayed for one night, and arrived when it was getting dark, her communication with us made check-in very easy. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing. The breakfast choices all sounded amazing but we had our eye on the spinach & mushroom frittata, bacon and home made sour dough toast with strawberry jam. All perfectly served on the time that we selected along with fresh squeezed orange juice and an endless cup of coffee! Wish we could of...
What a great place to stay. Owner Joesph and his nephew Jay greeted me at the front desk. Offered to help me with bags to my room. Took me to my room to make sure everything was good. Room was clean and well appointed. The onsite tavern was top notch with a bunch of locals. Lots of beer and great food. Book here and you won’t be disappointed. Gas station across street for quick fill up before getting on the road.
