Property for sale across from New Hampshire Rumney Rocks

Tom Camara is selling property across from the Rumney Rocks climbing. This property is 15 acres, 2500 feet on the Baker River with a swimming hole. There is a 3 bedroom 1 & 3/4 bath, fieldstone fireplace, attached breezeway and 3 car garage home. There is 20,000 kw generator attached to the home. The property also has a 36 x 60 2 floor barn with a 10 x 60 pole barn. This barn is immaculate. Most of the acreage is cleared and manicured. Approximately 2+ acres of this property is an established campground with tables and fire pits and space for overflow parking. For serious inquiries only please contact Tom Camara at 603-786-2330 or e-mail tfcmec@gmail.com

Wow Rattlesnake is for sale? whats the price?

Oh man, what a dream! Is it listed anywhere?

The property is not posted. We are trying to sell it private sale. We cater to the climbers and hikers. We would like to see the property cared for and maintained the way we keep it and we know that the climbers and hikers respect that. We have had the best experience with the climbers and hikers. Please feel free to call Tom at (603) 786-2330. Thank you!

I appreciate everything the Camara's have done for Rumney and the climbing community over the years. I really hope this works out well for all parties involved. I really appreciate that he's interested in keeping it in the "family" so to speak. <3 Fingers crossed!

What's the zoning/permit status (town? state?) as far as the campground is concerned?

Eric Engberg wrote:What's the zoning/permit status (town? state?) as far as the campground is concerned?

thomas camara wrote: Please feel free to call Tom at (603) 786-2330. Thank you!

There is no zoning in Rumney. The property is classified as farm, agricultural and recreational. The town inspects the fire annually. For further information please give me a call.

The Rattlesnake Campground property across from Rumney Rocks in Rumney NH is on the market for $575,000. As stated previously this property has been meticulously groomed and is a perfect opportunity for anyone associated with the rock climbing enthusiasts to expand the business while maintaining the integrity of the property. As stated previously we would like to keep the property within the climbing community as our 1st choice. Again, any further questions, please do not hesitate to call Tom at (603)786-2330 or cell at (603)493-5266.

20,000 kW is enough to power a small city. Bring it on!

On a more relevant note - is there any chance the local climbers' coalition could buy the camp-able parcel (sub-dividing the property) while the buildings could be sold off to another buyer?

Gunkiemike wrote:20,000 kW is enough to power a small city. Bring it on! On a more relevant note - is there any chance the local climbers' coalition could buy the camp-able parcel (sub-dividing the property) while the buildings could be sold off to another buyer?

Important Question: Does the donkey come with the property??

We don't want to sub-divide the property. Whoever purchases the property will have that choice. We haven't listed the property with an agent yet. We are first exploring the interest within the climbing community.

Unfortunately, Piper the donkey, sadly passed away last September. He was loved and is truly missed.

:'( Bye Piper, we loved you.

I really really hope this campground goes to a chill climber (or climber friendly) person who keeps the spirit alive - we love it. Thanks Tom for trying to keep it in the family! If I had the means I'd take it in a second.

Meredith, thank you for your e-mail.  Please feel free to spread the word.  We definitely want to keep the property hiker/climber friendly.  Hopefully with some ingenuity the climbing community will be able to take advantage of this opportunity.  There's plenty of potential.  Thank you!  Tom & Marsha

Any chance the AAC wants to develop another climber campground?

Hopefully not, as no one will be able to afford to stay there!!!!

Yeah seriously fuck that. Who wants another $25.00 non refundable reservation required pet site campground?

What's the status of this property? Planning a summer trip to Rumney and would love to still be able to camp across the street...