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1. ABOUT THIS SITE
This is a hobby site, dedicated to preserving the history of Dolly Copp Campground. With its large capacity, spacious sites and spectacular White Mountains scenery, Dolly Copp has been considered by many commentators over the decades to be the most popular campground in New England. Dolly Copp Campground is the “Grand Old Lady” of public campgrounds in New Hampshire. Its visitors can enhance their camping enjoyment when informed as to the colorful history that surrounds their temporary home.
Campground vicinity.
See wider A suggestion for website newcomers is to visit the major maps index page and open a few for orientation. A special feature of Dolly Copp is the long term, inter-generational loyalty of many camping families. Without their contributions of old photos and memories this hobby project would not have been possible. Your host is Jon Chew of Beacon Falls, Connecticut. I appreciate site comments, am always seeking additional material, and can be reached at dandjchew@hotmail.com.
This web site dates from October of 2008. As it
evolves you will see more and more about today's Dolly Copp campers.
Totem pole carver Jay Milliken with dog Ben.
From left are Ginny
Milliken, George Brackett, daughter of Bob Kent with
Long time campers Emily
and Bradford Adler THE DOLLY COPP SONG Long time camper Tom Kuzia. "I wrote this song
back in the seventies while camped at Dolly Copp Campground in
the White Mountains of New Hampshire. But there are two people
who have given their time and their hearts and deserve this beautiful
land that God has given us. I dedicate this song to them, Jay
and Ginny Milliken." Click below for: Something about the song that
only a few know is that I didn't write it by myself. Deep feelings for Dolly Copp Campground are being passed on now to younger family members such as those in the Denbow and Shiebler Families:
Sons and daughter of
Paul and Karen Shiebler in |