Cabins and Campsites in NH's Connecticut Lakes Region
Above the notches and surrounded by an international border, Pittsburg New Hampshire's lakes and streams form the headwaters of the Connecticut River. Thousands of protected acres of forest keep the water pure and wildlife active.
We will be making the following changes during the Fall & Winter Season here at Ramblewood....
Office on premise will not be open on a scheduled basis, but staff can be contacted by calling 603-538-6948 to make reservations daily or answer any questions you may have. Reservations can be made online at www.ramblewoodcabins.com for cottage rental and nightly camping.
We offer Winter Camping! There is no seasonal camping. We have 6 plowed sites with 30amp electric. Water, Latrine toilet and the dumping station are available. Showers are open at the office area with coded entry 24 hours.
RAMBLEWOOD is the place to come for guests and the public, to take advantage of snowmobiling, x/c skiing, snowshoeing, and sledding right from your campsite or cottage or parking area. We have high speed fiber internet, covering most of the campground. Pittsburg Ridge Runners Club Groomed Trail 139 runs by each site.
We will be closed April 1st to May 14th (mud season) to prepare for another great summer season.
Where to Stay
Find your perfect stay
Log Cabins
Take your pick from our cozy year-round cabins, one hillside and one tucked into the woods.
Camping
Breathtaking views and a quiet atmosphere in the heart of the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters protected area. Connect directly to the Cohos Hiking trail.
Office and Store
Up-to-date information and logistics to help you make the most of your trip. We're here to help, our office opens at 8am daily. Call or stop by!
Why Choose Us?
"We offer over 30 years of area knowledge and hospitality, letting you know about and where to have fun. We hope you'll join us!"
Trail Network Access
Direct access to the Cohos Hiking Trail and Pittsburg Ridge Runners snowmobile trail network.
Endless Exploration
Explore the forests on the expanding network of hiking, ATV, biking, snowmobile, and logging roads — or just sit back and enjoy the tranquility of the lakes and rivers.
