Secluded Paradise: A Grand Canvas Tent Perched Above the Great North Woods

STEWARTSTOWN HIKING FIELD GUIDE

Secluded Paradise: A Grand Canvas Tent Perched Above the Great North Woods

A refined, off-grid glamping site at Bear Rock Camping in Stewartstown with sweeping mountain views, direct access to the Northern NH ATV trail system, and an on-site Camp Office & Adventure Store.

Secluded Paradise: A Grand Canvas Tent Perched Above the Great North Woods.

Duration
1 to 7 Nights
Location
Stewartstown
Operator
Bear Rock Adventures
Category
Hiking
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set on a 100-acre hilltop in northern New Hampshire, Secluded Paradise is a Grand tent site in The Orchard at Bear Rock Camping that pairs elevated mountain outlooks with private, off-grid comfort—canvas walls, Tempur-Pedic mattresses and outdoor showers—making it a quiet base for both solitude and exploration.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Perched Views over the Great North Woods

Secluded Paradise sits among the Bear Rock peaks, offering some of the campground’s most uninterrupted mountain vistas and private campfire views—an elevated spot for sunrise, sunset and night-sky watching.

THE TRAILS

ATV and Side-by-Side Access from Camp

The site provides direct, convenient access to the Northern NH ATV Trail System and a Play & Stay option with Polaris RZR rentals; guests receive a 20% rental discount and pick up equipment at the camp office for same-day riding when timed with office hours.

THE CAMP

Refined, Off-Grid Amenities and a New Adventure Store

Bear Rock combines off-grid simplicity with elevated comfort—raised canvas tents, wood stoves, private hot outdoor showers and a Camp Office & Adventure Store that stocks essentials, maps and trail support.

What the day feels like

What a Stay Feels Like

A stay at Secluded Paradise is a paced, sensory experience: arrive at the camp office for check-in, climb to your raised canvas tent that lacks grid power but includes a provided lantern, settle onto a Tempur‑Pedic mattress warmed by a wood stove, and step outside for unobstructed mountain light and trail access—a blend of solitude and ready-made adventure.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this stay suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Adventure RidersIdeal for ATV and side‑by‑side riders who want direct trail access and on‑site rental support; the Play & Stay package and 20% rental discount make it convenient for a riding-focused getaway.
2
Couples & Small GroupsWell suited to couples or small groups (standard occupancy 4, up to 6 with fees) seeking a private, scenic campsite with refined off‑grid comforts like heated tents and private showers.
3
Families with Young ChildrenA reasonable option for families who can manage off‑grid conditions—there is on‑site parking and pet‑friendly rules—but keep in mind there is no running water in tents and amenities follow off‑grid logistics.
4
Solo Campers & Digital DetoxersGood for solo travelers seeking solitude and limited connectivity; cell service is spotty and there is no Wi‑Fi, which encourages unplugging while still offering comfortable tent accommodations.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring bedding (sleeping bag, pillows, preferred blankets — a clean sheet is provided), cooking gear, drinking water or plan to purchase bottles at the camp store, toiletries and warm layers; tents have no electricity but a lantern is provided.

Meals & Cooking

Pack a portable stove or plan campfire cooking; each site has a park‑style charcoal grill and a private fire ring. Firewood and bags of ice are available for purchase on site.

Hygiene & Facilities

Expect private outdoor showers with instant hot water at each tent and clean portable restrooms on site; there is no running water in the campground so bring drinking water or buy it at the camp store.

Logistics & Timing

Check‑in is at 3:00 PM and check‑out at 10:30 AM; rental pickups occur at the Camp Office during business hours and are not available after 5:00 PM—plan arrival times accordingly.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where is Bear Rock Camping located?

Bear Rock Camping is located at 279 Heath Road, Stewartstown, New Hampshire, on a 100‑acre hilltop with mountain views.

How many campsites are there and are there premium options?

The campground currently offers 10 off‑grid tent sites, including two premium secluded sites: Secluded Paradise and Meadow Grand.

What level of camping comfort should I expect?

Accommodations blend off‑grid simplicity with comfort: raised canvas wall tents with Tempur‑Pedic mattresses, wood stoves for heat, private outdoor hot showers, a provided lantern, but no electricity or running water in tents.

Are pets allowed?

Yes—well‑behaved dogs are welcome; keep them leashed, clean up after them, and be respectful of other guests and wildlife.

Is potable water and are restrooms available?

There is no running potable water in the campground; bring drinking water or purchase bottles at the camp store. Clean portable restrooms are provided and each tent has a private outdoor shower with hot water.

How do I book and what are check‑in/out times?

Reserve sites through Airbnb or the Bear Rock website; check‑in is 3:00 PM and check‑out is 10:30 AM.

Can I rent ATVs or side‑by‑sides on site?

Yes—Bear Rock offers Polaris RZR side‑by‑side rentals with a 20% discount for guests on the Play & Stay package; pickups and returns are at the camp office and must occur during office hours.

Are campfires allowed and is firewood available?

Campfires are allowed in the designated fire rings at each campsite. Firewood is stocked on site and charged at the end of your stay.