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We arrived on a mid-week afternoon in early September and had no problem at finding a site. In fact, there was only one other camper there. Camping after Labor Day is confined to two smaller loops, 26-64 for pets and 218-252 (no pets). We ended up on #222, which offered a little view of Hogback Pond. Date of visit: Sep 2007 |
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All the sites at Greenfield are pretty much the same: well shaded, quite large and well separated from each other. |
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There are no hookups here, but there are water taps and a dump station. A "Water Thief" might come in handy here, as the faucets are not threaded for hoses.
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There are eight toilet facilities throughout the campground. |
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There is one shower building near the campground entrance. Showers are free and clean. |
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The park entrance crosses the B&M RR tracks at a spot known as "Fairgrounds". The county fairground is right across the street. |
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The office was closed during our stay. There was a sign posted saying to pick a site and a ranger would be around to collect the fee. We never saw a soul. There was an Iron Ranger in front of the building, but it was sealed over with plastic. |
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There are two beaches at Greenfield - one in the day-use area and this one for campers only. Depending which camp loop one is in, it may be a pretty good hike. |
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Looking across Otter Lake from the cempers beach. |
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This is the so-called Beaver Pond. Hmmm.....these beavers seem to have some pretty advanced engineering techniques! |
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Sunset at Hogback Pond. This was just a short walk from our campsite. |
Verizon Wireless National Access Service is available |
Non-reservable sites: 1-29, 32, 65-67, 70, 72, 89, 91, 132, 141, 143, 145, 146, 148, 166, 168, 170, 181, 218, 228, 232-234 Pets Welcome: 129-152, 192-217 (The brochure information conflicts with signs at the park, which indicate sites26-52 are pets only.) |
