Lincoln / Woodstock KOA Holiday

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About Lincoln / Woodstock KOA Holiday

Welcome home! This park has been described as a "Diamond in the Woods." During your fun-filled vacation getaway, make time to absorb New England's most beautiful natural attractions - all within striking distance of this KOA. Stay in the "tree cabin" for an unforgettable experience. The White Mountains area, one of America's premier vacation playgrounds (including the Kancamagus Scenic Byway), is a showstopper - especially in autumn - when the foliage is a blazing palette of color. The 34-mile "Kanc" rises almost 3,000 feet, with scenic pull-offs, hiking trails, waterfalls and swimming holes. Visit outlet shops, Clark's Trading Post, glacial caves, Santa's Village and Story Land. Also in the area: horseback riding, alpine slides and waterslides. Ask your KOA hosts about zip lines and moose tours as well as nearby canoe/kayak, ATV and bicycle rentals. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 70 feet. Your hosts: Rob & Darlene Goodbout.

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