Turn left onto Rt. 274 and go 1 mile to campground. The campground, closest to Massachusettes, is composed of two loops, separated by a wetland area where an insect repellent is recommended. It is rustic and offers a near wilderness camping experience. Each site has a fire pit but no grille.
Hiking trails are nearby and use old logging roads.
Also nearby is the George D. Aiken Wilderness with no trails requiring good orientation skills to explore this pristine area. The town of Woodford, chartered in 1753 but not settled until the 1790s, is close by. Open May 22 through September 6. The water spigots are hand pumps. Fred and Suzanne Dow .