The best camping in New Hampshire.

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.