Old Stone-fort State Park Campground

Open — Open year-round with reservations available. Showers are not available December through February. The original bridge to the campground is closed; access is via Country Club Drive following highway signage. Stay limited to 14 consecutive nights with a three-night gap required between maximum stays.

About

Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park Campground provides 50 heavily wooded campsites with water and electric hookups, upgraded in Fall 2020 with modern amenities. Each site features hard-surface pads that accommodate RVs up to 50 feet, along with picnic tables and grills. The campground serves both RV campers and tent campers equally well, offering a secluded atmosphere despite being within 10 minutes of Manchester restaurants and services. The campground includes two restroom facilities, with one featuring showers that operate seasonally. A dump station remains open year-round. The park has created a new access road via Country Club Drive, bypassing the now-closed one-lane bridge. Campers can explore over 8 miles of hiking trails including the main interpretive trail that follows the 1,500-2,000 year old ceremonial walls and passes by graceful waterfalls. The stay limit is two weeks with a mandatory three-night gap between maximum stays. Some northern campsites may hold water after rain. Firewood is available for purchase at the park. The archaeological park offers a unique camping experience centered around ancient Native American history and natural beauty.

Directions

From I-24 Exit 110, travel west 0.8 miles on Highway 53 to US-41, then north 0.7 miles. Follow highway signage to use Country Club Drive for campground access; the original one-lane bridge is closed.

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