Week of September 17
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The best camping spots in New Hampshire.
From coastal getaways to winter wonderlands, New Hampshire is small but mighty, and has a lot to offer for campers.
Evan: Great spot, tucked onto the back of the farm on the rivers edge. I setup a tent beside the mill shed...
Andrea: My friend and I could not get over how perfect this place was. We had a blast running around with the...
Camping in New Hampshire can mean anything from a coastal getaway to a winter wonderland, and you don't want to miss out on either. The 18 miles of oceanfront in this state are lined with popular spots like Hampton Beach, as well as more private areas like Jenniss State Beach. History buffs will find plenty of fascinating landmarks in the "Live Free or Die" state, including Read more...
Camping in New Hampshire can mean anything from a coastal getaway to a winter wonderland, and you don't want to miss out on either. The 18 miles of oceanfront in this state are lined with popular spots like Hampton Beach, as well as more private areas like Jenniss State Beach. History buffs will find plenty of fascinating landmarks in the "Live Free or Die" state, including Fort Stark on rocky New Castle Island and 54 remaining covered bridges. The geography itself is remarkable, boasting Mt. Washington, the highest peak in the entire region at 6,288 feet, and Mt. Monadnock, a rocky formation so unique it's the most hiked in the country. In fact, this state is sometimes called the "Switzerland of America" because of its mountainous terrain. With 19 state parks and seven different regions open for camping, New Hampshire will bring you back up north again and again.
Myles: I came up to D Acres with a few friends for a relaxing weekend away from the city. Being only a few...
Justin: Have a relaxing night in this traditional style tipi surrounded by forest.
This far north, snow sports are a popular way to spend a New Hampshire stay. You can even take a dogsled tour!
Debra: 7 acres in the white mountain national forest, Access to a pond and Kayaks available. A swimming Hole...
Justin: Wood platform tipi in pristine forest backdrop.
If you prefer to see the world from a motorcycle seat, take a ride up to Laconia, home of the longest running bike rally in the country.
Will: Yurt was beautifully crafted. When I entered I could smell the fresh wood and it really made us feel...
Daniela: I had such a wonderful stay at Huttopia! Justine was so helpful and offered assistance whenever...
With 180 miles of shore, Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest in New Hampshire and the third largest in the region.
Matthew: Water! If you can't fill up along your trek, bring purifying tablets - they're cheap and will keep you...
Elizabeth: Gorgeous tent site - has platforms, fire rings, and vault toilets. No running water or bear...
North Conway, NH, is the city where American skiing was born, so it's no surprise that the state has more than 20 resorts!
Matt: South exposure, 1350+ feet elevation, dry oak savannah, nice vistas, Surrounded by thousands of wild...
Erin: Field Of Dreams was a wonderful place to set up home. Not only is Ellen kind and a wonderful host, but...
Check out "America's Stonehenge," a mysterious stone formation found in the town of North Salem.
Kathy: The Lemon Drop is your private spot on our 19 acre property. The cottage is a former hunting cabin...
Justin: Tree house style wall tent in beautiful forest.
Chellsey: Camp out in the heart of the Lakes Region here in NH! This is a wooded, quiet and level campsite with...
Huttopia: Come and enjoy a unique glamping experience in our wood and canvas tent. The Trappeur tent comes with...
Diane: Wonderful, fantastic, can't wait to go back!
Do you think Mt. Washington will ever become ho-hum? We dare you to give it a go at Dolly Copp...
Chantilly: Loved our glamping experience here! Patti and Chis have an enormous backyard that really feels more...
Brian: Remote, canoe in camping is awesome, loons galore