Frequent Asked Questions

Yes, nudity is allowed. No, you do not have to be naked. All 55 acres of the campground are clothing optional, not nudity mandatory. We do not permit or tolerate any camper pressuring or coaxing any other member to get naked.

No. Oak Hill Hideaway is a private club and campground. Anyone entering the campground must be a member.

You may take photos and videos of the grounds. Before taking a photo or video with someone else in it, you must first ask permission. Campers are not permitted to fly drones, set up trail-cameras, or operate any type of stationary camera at their site. We prioritize member safety and privacy. Videos and Photos may not be taken in the Shaft Shack or Shower House.

We require any one visiting Oak Hill Hideaway to put a card on file in case of any incidentals. Guests can add charges to their card throughout their visit. We will not charge the card on file until the guest's stay has ended and he has left the campground. Campers may stop by the office or talk to any staff person if they want to use a different form of payment upon check-out.

This is rural New Hampshire. A gay campground has existed here since 2013 without incident. The campground is secured with cameras and a gate at the entrance. The local town is friendly. The General Store is always happy to see our campers come through their doors.

The answer is talk to Ranger Alli. If it is an emergency situation, call him at 412-526-3744. (Call 911 first, if you need immediate emergency assistance.) If it is not an emergency, send him an email at rangeralli@oakhillhideaway.com.