Disclaimer:  Food, Beer, and Water provided until supplies are exhausted.  Allergies and food restrictions were taken into consideration where possible.  Signs will be posted at food stations.  

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NOTE:  we are trying to reduce the amount of trash to be conscientious - as such, we are limiting the number of disposable cups, plates, utensils, etc.  Please be mindful of reusing cups, etc. when you are able.  Sharpies will be provided at the kegs to mark your cups (PG to PG-13 please). 

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Please be patient with the cook (she's hired help).  

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Welcome Dinner at Campsite # 70, Thursday, 1900

It'll be Taco night!  

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Flour Tortillas

Corn Tortillas 

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Chicken 

Beef

Black Bean (vegetarian/vegan)

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Green salad with dressing 

Gluten Free Pasta Salad (vegetarian and non-vegetarian available)

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Sour Cream 

Salsa

Shredded Cheese 

Guacamole 

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Catered Dinner on Friday,  Pavillion,  1830 

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Catered by Yankee Smokehouse, Ossippee, NH 

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Garden Salad with dressing

Macaroni and Cheese (NOT gluten free)

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Barbecue Chicken

Pulled Pork 

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BBQ Beans (not vegetarian)

Cole Slaw

Potato Salad

Corn Bread (NOT gluten free) 

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Lentil Loaf (vegetarian) 

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Annual Tamworth Campground Charity Dinner and PotLuck, Saturday, Pavillion 1800

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Beef Roast on the spit 

Camper's contributions 

Left overs from Yankee Smokehouse 

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Available Beers in Kegs: 

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Downeast Original Cider 

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Moat Mountain Brewery (N. Conway, NH) Czech Pilsner 

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Blue Moon Belgian White (limited oranges and lemons available; recommend bringing your own if this is going to be your main beer of choice)

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This is a dog friendly campground however, they must be leashed or on a run at all times.  

This is a personal question and in all honesty, it depends on your temperature preferences.  The answer is - LAYERS

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During the day, it may be warm; at night, it probably won't be.  New England is notorious for wild weather shifts.  There's a reason why they say, "if you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes". 

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Sleeping bags, long sleeve shirts/sweatshirts, rain jacket, and lighter weight items (shorts, tanks tops, tee shirts, etc.) are all good. Remember cotton absorbs water and does not dry well (that means denim while comfortable should not be your go-to).

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FYI - 2016 it was hot and humid; 2017 it POURED.  Be prepared.  Google is your friend if you need a camp packing list.  

YES!  YES! YES!

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You are going to be outdoors, in New Hampshire, near mountains, with nature and wildlife, all weekend. 

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Please bring some type of shelter (i.e. a tent or plan to sleep in your car), a sleeping bag or something like that, things to make your meals (things to make fire and to cook on fire), things to eat your food with, things to clean your campsite and yourselves (see below on showers), a cooler for your food and drinks, a flashlight/torch (headlamps, etc.), bring water shoes and flip flops (river and shower), and anything you think you need to survive.  

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The Google is a fantastic for finding checklists, etc.  and your welcome email, had a link to REI.com. 

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SHOWERS - bring quarters.  There are great showers available at the campsite near where we are.