We enjoyed our stay at Camp Westwood. Debbie and Mark greeted us and gave us a tour of the property upon arrival. There was a campfire all built for us, and numerous kayaks available to use. There are bird feeders set up in a couple of places which attract hummingbirds, gold finches, blue jays, and others that are fun to watch. The ducks will waddle over in the morning and clean up any seeds left beneath the bird feeders. There is safe duck food provided on the sunporch if you want to feed the ducks. We rented a boat from Winnisquam Marine and spent a lot of time on the water, cruising around and looking at the beautiful homes and wildlife. There is a loon on the lake missing about half of its lower beak, but he looks healthy. The camp is spotless. It was great to be able to drink the artesian well/filtered water right from the tap. They have both a Keurig and a drip coffee maker. The grill was spotless. Everything is being well maintained, and the kitchen is well stocked. I am 76 and I have some hip bursitis and I did have to use my soft hip pad in order to be comfortable sleeping. I use this on my own bed at home, so this wasn’t a surprise. There are lots of games for inside and out, jigsaw puzzles, cards and a piano. . Lots of room to spread out. Debbie offered her ripe tomatoes, wax beans and herbs from her garden, and we did walk over and harvest what we could use. We found a great farmstand for fresh corn and homemade ice cream - Surowiec Farm.