Sweet Song Acres

100%

227 reviews

· Sullivan, New Hampshire · 100 acres

Hosted by Chiefy And Tina B.

RV/tent site

· 25 guests max

Amazing views

Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Best in New Hampshire: Finalist

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

Chiefy and Tina is a Star Host

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Sweet Song Acres is 100+ acres of secluded forest nestled along the Little Sugar River, at the base of Perry Mountain. Located in rural Unity, NH and Charlestown, NH, just across the Vermont state line. Southernmost point, located in Charlestown is one of two campsites. The other is Shady Grove, located in Unity. The two sites, located in bordering towns share the same entrance and are connected by a 1/4 mile trail. Both are very large sites. Campers would drive to both sites down a trail so we highly recommend a vehicle with decent clearance and 4WD or AWD. Southernmost Point is a fully drive-in site. Shady Grove campers park above the site and the campsite is down a short path, just a few hundred feet or so. The property consists of varied terrain of rock ledges, lush moss, streams, and panoramic views at the summit. There are many options of local outdoor activities in the area or if you prefer, just sit and "listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock your soul".Southernmost Point is a secluded campsite nestled along the Little Sugar River. We recommend four wheel drive/AWD. This is a very large campsite. We have had solo campers to large groups enjoy this space. Tents and small, off-road type vans and trailers are welcome.

RV details

Travel trailers, Pop-up campers, Campervans, and Cars allowed

We recommend only off road type, short travel trailers, pop-ups, and camper vans with decent clearance. The approach to the bridge is steep and quick. Longer vehicles and vehicles without decent clearance may bottom out crossing the bridge and along the trail.

Vehicles under 15 feet allowed

Sites are across a bridge with a steep approach and the trail is dirt. Vehicles with low clearance are not recommended. Longer vehicles and vehicles with low lying rear racks can bottom out.

Back-in site

Sites are across a bridge with a steep approach and the trail is dirt. Vehicles with low clearance are not recommended. Longer vehicles and vehicles with low lying rear racks can bottom out.

Accommodates slideouts

Sites are across a bridge with a steep approach and the trail is dirt. Vehicles with low clearance are not recommended. Longer vehicles and vehicles with low lying rear racks can bottom out.

Surface type: Loose Gravel

Please note: These are rustic campsites, on a dirt trail, in the forest.

Surface levelness: Requires leveling

Please note: These are rustic campsites, on a dirt trail, in the forest.

No Fifth wheels, Toy haulers, Class A RVs, Class B RVs, and Class C RVs

Generators allowed

Please be respectful and limit generator use and idling vehicles.

No electrical hookup

Small, off road type camping trailers and vans or tents only.

No water hookup

A small amount of potable water in jugs is available on site. Additional water is available at our house, 1 mile away.

No sewage hookup

No TV hookup

What to expect

RV/tent site

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

25 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firewood provided, firepit, private. Campers have an option to collect their own firewood from the surrounding area. Any branches, brush, and downed trees are free for the taking. Please don't damage any live trees, including birch bark. We also have firewood bundles available for purchase. In an effort to lessen the likelihood of spreading invasive species, such as the Emerald Ash Borer and disease, we ask that you not bring any outside firewood to Sweet Song Acres. Please note: Campfires and cooking fires are only to be burned within designated fire pits. Please fully extinguish fires prior to leaving your campsite or going to sleep. During times of extreme drought and town or statewide burn bans, campfires will not be permitted.

Toilet available

Pit toilet. A rustic outhouse is available. We ask that you only use the chlorine-free, biodegradable toilet paper provided and refrain from throwing any other trash, sanitary products, etc. in the pit. When away from the outhouse, such as when hiking on the mountain please properly dispose of any solids, paper, and trash.

Pets allowed

Off leash. We consider our dogs to be family! We love seeing well behaved dogs enjoying their time off leash. Please make sure they are under your control at all times, that they stay in your campsite, and that barking is kept to a minimum. Be aware that there is a road across the river and there is always a possibility of nearby wildlife...deer, porcupine, skunks, bear, coyote, etc. Sightings are rare but the local ecosystem is alive and well. Please pick up or bury waste.

Potable water available

Pump or well, bottled water or jugs. Well water is available at our house, 1 mile away. Water dispensers with potable water for filling water bottles, cooking, etc. are on-site.

Picnic table present

Each campsite has a picnic table. Please feel free to move them as you'd like but we ask that you return them to their original location.

No showers

Bathe in river or stream. Please be respectful of our healthy ecosystem and limit use of soaps, etc. Use eco friendly products if necessary.

Pack it out

Please don't burn any trash other than paper. There is a bin available at the landing for aluminum cans and redemptions. We donate these to a local charity. In general, please recycle. If you must leave trash behind, there is a $5 fee per bag. Please be respectful of the environment, the property, and us by keeping trash to a minimum.

Cooking equipment absent

Please feel free to ask if you forgot anything.

No wifi

Laundry absent

Hot Tub absent

No playground

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 1:00 PM

Check out: Before 11:00 AM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy: Strict

Minimum nights: 2 nights

Accepts bookings: 12 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 4 vehicles

4WD recommended

The approach to the bridge is quick and steep so decent ground clearance and short vehicles are necessary. The trail in is through the forest. It is bumpy and can be muddy at times.

During your trip

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Reviews

100% Recommend403 ratings · 227 reviews

Sweet Song Acres offers a truly enchanting camping experience nestled amidst nature's beauty. Campers rave about the secluded, peaceful setting with the soothing sound of the river flowing nearby. Hosts Tina and Chiefy are praised for their exceptional hospitality, ensuring guests have everything they need, including fresh flowers and potable water. The site is spacious, well-kept, and perfect for those looking to unplug and immerse in nature, though some mention occasional road noise.

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Autumn M.

2 reviews

Recommends

· March 2025

Tent

Such a lovely campsite and Tina was an amazing host! They had firewood, helped me get settled in and allowed me to hike all over their beautiful property. Highly recommend 10/10!

Jessica R.

4 reviews

Recommends

· February 2025

Winter Wonderland

7 ft travel trailer

Sweet Song Acres was a beautiful winter wonderland. Being surrounded by snow covered trees and enjoying the solitude of the site was blissful! Tina and Chiefy were amazing hosts, thank you for plowing us out! We already booked our summer stay here and can't wait to return.

Mike B.

28 reviews

Recommends

· December 2024

12 ft travel trailer

Nice site along a very nice clean river. Fantastic hiking near by.

Sarah M.

6 months on Hipcamp

Recommends

· November 2024

Thank You Chiefy and Tina!

Tent · Group trip

Myself and 4 friends visited in early November and stayed at the Southernmost Point campsite. We had an absolute blast and the camp set-up was very convenient apart from some tree stumps around the site that make extra lighting necessary. Chiefy and Tina were lovely hosts that regularly asked us if we needed anything and delivered extra water to our camp site when we ran out. The water is right next to the campsite which was incredible to hear at night and added to the peacefulness of the area. There were very few “issues” I had with the trip. One was that the firewood prices were quite high for the piles that were provided but I appreciate that the wood was brought directly to our campsite. We also initially were concerned with the small size of the fire pit but we were able to reconfigure the stones to allow for more room. The outhouse was pretty smelly but kept very clean and hand sanitizer, toilet paper and soap were all provided! Overall, we had a lovely time. We tried out the hike on the property which was VERY steep the entire way up but had a great view at the top. The weather was too cold to go into the river but i’m excited to hopefully visit again and do so in the future! Thank you again for an amazing trip!

Stephen G.

9 months on Hipcamp

Recommends

· October 2024

16 ft car

Great campsite and great hosts! Didn't want for anything. In fact, our hosts, (Chiefy and Tina) went out of their way to make our stay as optimal as possible. I highly recommend this site!

Denise G.

3 reviews

Recommends

· October 2024

Peace at last!

15 ft travel trailer

Amazing spot! Tina was a terrific host. She thought of every detail! We will definitely return!

Location

Sullivan, New Hampshire, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Wabanaki (Dawnland Confederacy), N’dakina (Abenaki / Abénaquis), and Pennacook First Nations according to

Native Land Digital.

To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking