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Mahoosuc Campground

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Grafton Notch State Park and Mahoosuc Public Lands

Discover the rugged beauty of Grafton Notch State Park and Mahoosuc Public Lands.

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Tir na nOg Farm

Highland cattle graze at the forest's edge on our Celtic-heritage farm: a gentle retreat with options for woodland wandering, farm-fresh breakfasts (weekdays only, must be requested one week in advance), and campfires complete with traditional Gaelic music!

Our 40-acre farm includes heritage-breed animals, organic gardens, and over 30 acres of conservation woodlands. We favor scythes over tractors--your stay will be quiet and fume-free!  Bradbury Mountain and several trail networks are nearby, along with rivers, ocean beaches, and an excellent locavore food scene.  

Since the early 1800s, this land on the edge of Chandler Brook has nourished bodies and spirits alike.  Sloping pastures meet well-managed woodlands, making this a haven for both humans and wildlife. Since the 1980s, we have worked to restore the soil and make a "hand-built" life as farmers using pre-industrial organic methods.  We maintain pollinator habitats, tend an orchard of heirloom-variety fruit trees, and conserve rare heritage-breed animals, including Tamworth pigs and Scottish Highland Cattle.  Our shared love for Celtic folk culture has blended naturally with our love of sustainable agriculture to create Tir na nOg Farm.  Today, the work of restoration continues with the help of farm partners, family, friends, WWOOFers, and other volunteers. This land is already better than we found it, but we hope it will remain a gathering-ground of culture and agriculture, tradition and innovation for generations to come.

Quieter and easier to reach than Bag-End, via a peaceful woodland path with solar lanterns.

Private woodland nook, always ready for Second Breakfast!

Hillside view of the Hobbit House (with standard human-sized door for optional use)

Cosy interior with room for one visiting wizard or up to four hobbits

A peaceful view from inside, almost worthy of Middle Earth.

A full compliment of stars above our fire circle, captured by farm volunteer Amelia Fletcher

Site 1: convenient parking, easy in and out

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Huttopia White Mountains

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Less than 2.5 hours from downtown Boston, nestled at the gateway to the White Mountain National Forest, Huttopia White Mountains offers the perfect nature escape — with trailheads, scenic lookouts, and swimming spots just minutes away.

Start your day with a lakeside sunrise and a dip in Iona Lake, or relax by our heated saltwater pool. When hunger strikes, our one-of-a-kind Airstream bistro — fully outfitted with a commercial kitchen and flatbread pizza oven — serves up delicious, freshly prepared meals all day long.

Whether you're planning a couple’s getaway or a family adventure, there’s so much to enjoy on site and nearby — from Saco River tubing and Kancamagus Byway views to outlet shopping in North Conway.

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À moins de 2h30 de route du centre-ville de Boston, aux portes de la White Mountain National Forest, Huttopia White Mountains est l’endroit idéal pour une escapade au cœur de la nature — avec des sentiers de randonnée, des panoramas spectaculaires et des piscines naturelles à proximité immédiate.

Commencez la journée avec un lever de soleil sur le lac Iona et une baignade rafraîchissante, ou détendez-vous au bord de notre piscine d’eau salée chauffée. Envie de vous régaler ? Notre bistro unique, installé dans une authentique caravane Airstream équipée d’une cuisine professionnelle et d’un four à pizza, vous propose des repas faits maison tout au long de la journée.

Que vous voyagiez en couple ou en famille, vous trouverez sur place une multitude d’activités à découvrir, ainsi que de nombreuses attractions à proximité : descentes en bouée sur la rivière Saco, vues imprenables sur la Kancamagus Scenic Byway et virées shopping dans les outlets de North Conway.

Toad Hill

Toad Hill is a&nbsp;remote 45 acre property surrounded by pristine forest and located in the heart of The White Mountains. There is lots to do and see in the area.&nbsp;Hike, bike, snowmobile or ski from the door to waterfalls, ponds, or just around the property in search of birds and wildlife. Take a day trip to Province or Mountain Pond for both swimming and fly fishing. Toad hill also host a summer music festival and has beautiful sculptures around the property.&nbsp;Perfect for people trying to get away from life and into nature!

New Gloustria

Megquier place as they used to call it. Built in 1775, Megquier farm was the first homestead in the town of New Gloucester. The house here is supposedly the oldest in New Gloucester. Situated on originally 60 now 30 acres of woodland, with trails of all sorts that weave through the property which is surrounded by mostly farmland and wooded terrain. 
The Megquier family who built the house had relations with local indigenous people trading cider from their orchard. They also were known to be rebellious towards English rule at the time and were involved in the local militia leading to the revolutionary war against English rule. Proof of which lies in some historic photos of family  members dressed in militia uniform right in front of my house way back when. Furthermore, construction of the house itself violated the kings rule that no tree over two feet in diameter marked by the kings agents was to be harvested. However, the roof sheathing in the house are two feet wide at least. Interesting to review the history of mast landing in Freeport Maine, just a few miles away. 
More recent undocumented history of this property is just as interesting. I’m told that during the Vietnam war period, many people resided here in commune to resist the draft for that illegal war. They camped along what was once a pond here on a sunny hillside with towering Hemlock trees. Proof of which lies just under the ground such as old beer bottle and cans from that time as well as the rusted front end of an old International Harvester bus similar the one Ken Keasey and the merry pranksters drove around the US with. Pretty cool. 
I’m told that this place has a cool vibe to it, in the house and around the property. Hopefully I’m keeping that intact. After 7 years here I’ve created a network of trails for biking, skiing and exploring. I’ve carved out a nice high and dry hilltop camp with two 12’x12’ platforms and a composting outhouse. It’s situated on the most isolated area of the property. It’s quiet, private and gets great afternoon/evening light. Totally chill place to isolate. And mountain bike. 
There are approximately 7 kilometers of private bike trails to explore and more always being created. Very close to other local biking trial networks via some road sections or a quick shuttle to other trailheads. 
Also there’s a decent little sandy swimming hole a mile down the road. 
This camp is brand new this summer. I’m hoping to attract people who love mountain biking.Learn more about this land:Winter camping available. Private isolated campsite on 30 acres. Great bike trails. Wooded dry hilltop campsite with privacy and seclusion. I’ve constructed two 12’x12’ platforms at the top of the hill along with a custom built composting outhouse and huge stone fire pit.&nbsp;Bike down your choice of trails into my network right from the site. Park your vehicle in the field near the trailhead and hike in to the camp or bring your four wheel drive vehicle right to the site. Utility cart available. I will provide all the wood you need for a campfire. As well as a water source located at the field. Approximately 7 kilometers of trail and counting. Bring your dog so long as it is behaved. You’ll be able to bike directly from here all the way to Bradbury Mountain state park and back (about 3-4 hrs) or easily drive to multiple trail networks. Pineland Farms located 1 mile away. 15 minutes to Bradbury Mountain state park. 20 minutes to Freeport Maine and LL Bean. 30 minute drive to downtown Portland. 10 minute drive to the nearest store. You’ll be all by yourself out there but close enough to hear the road nearby. You may see people riding a bike down on the main trail but you’ll be all set on top of the camp hill. I’ve created this one awesome refined site. There’s a lot of room here and plenty of spots for primitive camping. Don’t hesitate to contact me with questions.

path from the tent to the campsite common area 

Carter's XC Ski Center

Carter's Cross Country Ski Center and Shop has been a family-owned business since 1984. The land on which the trails have been built on has been in the Carter family since the late 1700's. The first Carter who came to Bethel was the first doctor in the area that helped Mollyocket, a Native American medicine woman.

All the different generations that came along after were either farmers or loggers or both. Carter's XC Ski Center is located on the banks of the Big Androscoggin River. Our private established skiing/walking trails meander through the Maine woods all the way up to Farwell Mountain, overlooking Sunday River Ski, the Presidential and Mahoosuc Mountain Ranges and Mt. Washington. Nearby is Middle Intervale Farm, owned by John Carter, who produces his own vegetables and meat. He has a small, self-serve farm stand right on Intervale Road, next to Carter's.

Guests can enjoy the property's views and amenities, such as hiking, kayaking, canoeing, skiing, snowshoeing, biking, bird watching, and relaxing. Enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility in one of our three cabins in the Maine woods.

This is a separate cabin down the road that they also have available.

The river is about a mile walk from the main ski lodge and Anne was nice enough to let us take the canoes out! 

There is also ample swimming spots and trails along the water. 

Each Cabin and trail is labeled and maps can be found all over the property.

Enjoying an early morning cup of joe in the loft! 

Just down the road is a fresh water source free for fill up! 

They have bikes, canoes and skis available for guests! 

We met our host Anne at the main ski lodge & center. 

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