Meadow View Association is a private residential and sporting camp development situated off a quiet dead-end road along Meadow View Drive in Pittsburg, New Hampshire. Spanning rolling acreage bordering natural mountain brooks and open meadows, the association offers extreme privacy and natural beauty near the US-Canada international boundary. Rather than a condominium complex, it is a rural residential and recreational subdivision in the Hall Stream area of Pittsburg.

Homes in the association consist of detached custom-built camps, timber-frame cottages, and log homes set on multi-acre private parcels (often 5+ acres each). Built from 2000 through recent years, properties feature pine-paneled interiors, wood-burning stoves, sleeping lofts, off-grid or high-efficiency mechanicals, metal roofs, and detached multi-bay garages designed to store ATVs, snowmobiles, and tractors.

The community provides an outdoor sporting lifestyle with dedicated access to a 20-to-25-acre common association parcel along the banks of Hall Stream, offering private fly fishing and waterfront enjoyment. The private road network connects directly to Pittsburg's renowned snowmobile and ATV trail networks. The HOA oversees year-round road grading, ditching, and snow plowing.

Situated in western Pittsburg, Meadow View is tucked away from main thoroughfares while remaining within a short drive of Route 3, Lake Francis, and the village center. It serves as an ideal base for big game hunting, bird hunting, fishing, and backcountry trail exploration.