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We have a zero-tolerance policy against discrimination at Hipcamp and are committed to helping our Host and Hipcamper community be inclusive.
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Harriman State Park
There are 31 lakes, 200 miles of hiking trails, two beaches, and more vistas than you can shake a stick at. Explore miles of streams and scenic roads. Wildlife lovers will appreciate the scores of species that call this park home. It’s the second-largest park in the state. Plus, it’s dog-friendly (except at the beach).
Check out the museum or go ice skating in winter. In the fall, the entire place explodes with color as the leaves change. Bring the kiddos and stay in the excellent group campgrounds. Camping can also be had at Beaver Pond Campground. Rent a Kayak, Canoe or Rowboat at Baker Camp and explore the waters of Lake Sebago. There is also excellent fishing. Check the park’s website to find out which lakes are fishable.
Come for the adventure, stay for the tranquility.
There are 31 lakes, 200 miles of hiking trails, two beaches, and more vistas than you can shake a stick at. Explore miles of streams and scenic roads. Wildlife lovers will appreciate the scores of species that call this park home. It’s the second-largest park in the state. Plus, it’s dog-friendly (except at the beach).
Check out the museum or go ice skating in winter. In the fall, the entire place explodes with color as the leaves change. Bring the kiddos and stay in the excellent group campgrounds. Camping can also be had at Beaver Pond Campground. Rent a Kayak, Canoe or Rowboat at Baker Camp and explore the waters of Lake Sebago. There is also excellent fishing. Check the park’s website to find out which lakes are fishable.
Come for the adventure, stay for the tranquility.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Harriman State Park
Let the NYC stress go at Beaver Pond Campground, where you’ll find scenic views of the lake, plenty of rugged outdoors to soak up, and that coveted peace and quiet you’ve been sorely missing. Choose from platform or wilderness campsites that suit everyone’s needs. Hit up Lake Welch for some beachside relaxation and head back to your site for campf Read more...
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