Frequently Asked Questions

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It is a form of real estate ownership. Campers own a property and share in the responsibility of its maintenance. Each shareholder has a voting right and receives a proprietary lease granting exclusive use of the campsite they purchased. 

Every buyer owns a part of the entire Roaring Brook Campground Association and granted a permanent proprietary lease to your campsite. You own your campsite just like any other property, until you decide to transfer or sell it. 

The cooperative budget provides for campground infrastructure maintenance including supply of water, electric and septic service to all of the campsites and common buildings. We maintain all of the recreational areas, cut the grass, provide on site garbage disposal and insure you will have a carefree adventure at Roaring Brook Campground. 

There is an annual maintenance fee, shared equally amongst all of the owners. The town of Stafford Springs sends a personal property tax bill for the camper, attached rooms and sheds. You are not individually taxed on the value of your campsite or share ownership. The annual budget is set and voted on by the owners of Roaring Brook Campground. 

 Yes. The entrance has an electronically controlled gate that uses a magnetic card for entry. 

Officially from April 15 to October 15. Campsite owners are welcome to visit during the off season for hiking, cross country skiing or just enjoying the peace of the natural surroundings. 

Yes, Roaring Brook offers free wireless internet, available in Gendron Hall. In addition to the underground utilities at each site, cable has been installed and additional services such as TV, phone and Internet are available from the local service providers. 

Yes, Roaring Brook Corner Bodega prepares homemade breakfast, lunch and dinner.  The Bodega also sells an array of snacks, ice and all the basic supplies you would expect.