Colonial Pines Resort, Moultonboro
 

anyone ever stayed at colonial pines resort in moultonboro? thinking about booking a cabin for a family getaway.. any reviews?

thanks, but looking for some first hand reviews from folks who have stayed there.

yep ...
 

Have been staying there for a week every year for the past 22 years. Feel free to give me a call. 1-814-941-1698

You're welcome. The link was intended more for other forum folks who might be interested or have never heard of Colonial Pines :)
I'd never heard of it but I'm from the other side of the lake. Looks like a nice place! Good Luck

thanks guys. i'm committed now, just booked a cabin for a weekend. seems like a nice little place, really nice people.

I live in Moultonborough and never heard of it!

It's more Center Harbor than Moultonboro?
 

It's along the Shoreline in Center Harbor, off of LAKESHORE Dr.

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You made the right choice, Cindy and Gary are very accommodating. Bring a boat!

I never heard of it either.

Nice offer, but I would delete your phone number from your post and PM it to him, Don has posted before about the number of spammers trying to infiltrate this board, don't want to give them a free gift.......


It looks like a nice place, he makes great signs.......

I haven't either.

My wife and kids spent a week there and my son's best man hosted fishing bachelor weekend 2 years ago. The cabins are clean well outfitted and the husband and wife team that own CP are the nicest people. They mostly advertised for many years by word of mouth only, which is why many people haven't heard of them. Alpine Park Road is mostly comprised of seasonal homes (like ours) but there has been in recent years more folks taking up full time residency. It is a nice quiet area of the lake and I highly recommend Colonial Pines for families that are looking for that "old fashioned" lake side experience.

That's funny....... neither have I.

Colonial Pines Resort
 

Reviews can be read on www.airbnb.com (search on Center Harbor or Moultonborough NH).

Colonial Pines has been in business under the same family for 54 years. We strive to preserve the history of lakeside living with clean comfortable and quiet cottages (although we rent rooms in our main lodge also). We have about 60% repeat bookings and customers from all over the world. We have been 100% booked this summer and fall 2014 is looking great too.

Stop in at any time and see our beautiful location right on Center Harbor. We are non-smoking, no pets.

http://i44.tinypic.com/1499wms.gif garykunz, I was just browsing through the forum and noticed that you are fairly new to posting on the forum after joining back in April 2007. We are glad that you have come aboard and joined us. Have fun and enjoy the Winni Forum while making many new friends.

Thanks muchly for joining in on the forum. hope to see a lot more of you from now on.:)

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Sighted My First New Hampshire Black Bear...
 

I responded to a Craigslist ad from there.

Steering into the final turn, a large black bear ambled across the road and walked between two houses as though he belonged there. (At Noon!) :eek2:

Nice old-fashioned Lakes Region atmosphere, huge pines, very quiet, a great "find". Someday, I might rent there myself!

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we had a great time there. the hosts were wonderful and the cottage was great. beautiful place..

New Owners
 

My wife and I purchased the Colonial Pines Resort a few years ago from Gary & Cindy Kunz. It is now know as The Pines at Center Harbor. All the cottages have been renovated (to various degrees). Bookings can now be made directly on our website: www.thepinesnh.com

Look forward to meeting you all some day.

Gary & Cindy Kunz
 

Last year my brother bought a Four Winns bowrider from Gary Kunz. We took a test ride out of Center Harbor and my brother immediately offered to buy it. We found out Gary was originally from NJ like us and grew up in the same county about 20 minutes from us. The boat was boathouse kept and is a real cream puff.