98% (3.2K) • 157 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Norway
Huttopia White Mountains
1. Huttopia White Mountains
93%
(28)
37mi from Norway · 3 sites
French below -
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.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$264
/ night
The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
2. The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
99%
(87)
43mi from Norway · 1 site
Our tiny house is made from recycled materials and is nestled in the woods of western Maine. There are extensive trails and wildlife. Amenities include campfire, portable cook stove, cooking utensils. potable water, wood, woodstove with glass front, and sleeping loft with fresh sheets. Close to public beach access, atv trails and scenic views.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
$89
/ night
Hockomock Island
3. Hockomock Island
98%
(66)
46mi from Norway · 1 site
My step Dad Bob ‘discovered’ the island in the 1970’s when he was escaping the rat race and looking to get ‘back to the land’. Over the course of three years he built the island house by floating cedar logs across the bay, using a come-along to bring the up to the land, debarked and prepped them for building and set about constructing his off-grid, solar powered home. All without power tools.
Both my Mom and Bob were ardent environmentalists and peace advocates. For 20 years they lived year-round on the island and only left when their ages made it difficult to continue cutting/splitting/moving/burning wood and just the ordeal of living so remotely. Most visitors to the island agree the peaceful vibe continues and that is important to us.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$150
/ night
Stone Retreat
4. Stone Retreat
100%
(25)
46mi from Norway · 1 site
This is a semi-secluded, quiet property, off the main road by a mile and tucked in the woods at the end of a dead-end road. This property gives visitors access to 100 plus acres of woods, which includes a brook, swale, and some fields, including a wild strawberry blueberry field. This glamping site sits approximately 200 yards from the maine house and is out of view and separated by a wooded tree line.
Although this property affords privacy and quiet it is close enough to the coast and popular destinations that visitors can still have a gourmet meal, enjoy boating, swimming, and fishing, on the ocean or nearby pond and lake, and hike throughout local preserves.
There is a day bed that transforms into a queen size bed with a memory foam mattress and two single camp cots. A mattress pad and pillows are provided, please bring your own sheets, pillow cases, blankets/ sleeping bag, and towels.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$95
/ night
Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
5. Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
99%
(41)
48mi from Norway · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled on the shoulder of Mount Cabot (4180'), our hillside yurt has a stunning vista of the Connecticut River Valley, with Mt. Lafayette to the south and the Green Mountains to the west. Decompress with a hot outdoor shower and cook over the outdoor firepit as the sun blazes toward the horizon, and look up through the yurt's skylight as you revel in spacious night among the stars. The yurt is grid-powered, the stars aren't.
Note: Our wood-fired hot tub takes 48 hours notice for us to make it perfectly hot for you, so please reach out to book it before you arrive!
For an even more immersive nature experience, The Orchard on Apple Hill road is ready for your tent or hammock, along with an outdoor kitchen, two hot showers and compost toilets, picnic tables and firepit, and propane cooking burners. The Orchard's solar kit can charge your equipment and boil a kettle for your hot morning cup.
The Pond on The Hillside is open to guests for swimming or skating at the case may be.
Firewood is included with all sites, so please don't travel with firewood as it's a great way to transport forest-devastating invasive insects.
Hikers are welcome to wander along old logging roads through our sugarbush, and along trails throughout the remainder of the property (300+ ac. total) where there are numerous springs and creeks, mystical softwoods, expansive grassy fields, and a wild apple orchard. Moose, deer, and bear tracks are common, but animal encounters are not - still, please sequester your food accordingly and be mindful to carry out scraps or place them in lidded containers provided.
Reach out to us to reserve a few precious hours in our wood-fired hot tub, rent snowshoes, or schedule a maple tour and tasting at our saphouse. Please visit meadhillatmountcabot.com to design your own celebration on this delicious land.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
$64
/ night
98% (3.2K) • 157 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Norway
Huttopia White Mountains
1. Huttopia White Mountains
93%
(28)
37mi from Norway · 3 sites
French below -
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.
--
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.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$264
/ night
The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
2. The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
99%
(87)
43mi from Norway · 1 site
Our tiny house is made from recycled materials and is nestled in the woods of western Maine. There are extensive trails and wildlife. Amenities include campfire, portable cook stove, cooking utensils. potable water, wood, woodstove with glass front, and sleeping loft with fresh sheets. Close to public beach access, atv trails and scenic views.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
$89
/ night
Hockomock Island
3. Hockomock Island
98%
(66)
46mi from Norway · 1 site
My step Dad Bob ‘discovered’ the island in the 1970’s when he was escaping the rat race and looking to get ‘back to the land’. Over the course of three years he built the island house by floating cedar logs across the bay, using a come-along to bring the up to the land, debarked and prepped them for building and set about constructing his off-grid, solar powered home. All without power tools.
Both my Mom and Bob were ardent environmentalists and peace advocates. For 20 years they lived year-round on the island and only left when their ages made it difficult to continue cutting/splitting/moving/burning wood and just the ordeal of living so remotely. Most visitors to the island agree the peaceful vibe continues and that is important to us.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$150
/ night
Stone Retreat
4. Stone Retreat
100%
(25)
46mi from Norway · 1 site
This is a semi-secluded, quiet property, off the main road by a mile and tucked in the woods at the end of a dead-end road. This property gives visitors access to 100 plus acres of woods, which includes a brook, swale, and some fields, including a wild strawberry blueberry field. This glamping site sits approximately 200 yards from the maine house and is out of view and separated by a wooded tree line.
Although this property affords privacy and quiet it is close enough to the coast and popular destinations that visitors can still have a gourmet meal, enjoy boating, swimming, and fishing, on the ocean or nearby pond and lake, and hike throughout local preserves.
There is a day bed that transforms into a queen size bed with a memory foam mattress and two single camp cots. A mattress pad and pillows are provided, please bring your own sheets, pillow cases, blankets/ sleeping bag, and towels.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$95
/ night
Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
5. Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
99%
(41)
48mi from Norway · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled on the shoulder of Mount Cabot (4180'), our hillside yurt has a stunning vista of the Connecticut River Valley, with Mt. Lafayette to the south and the Green Mountains to the west. Decompress with a hot outdoor shower and cook over the outdoor firepit as the sun blazes toward the horizon, and look up through the yurt's skylight as you revel in spacious night among the stars. The yurt is grid-powered, the stars aren't.
Note: Our wood-fired hot tub takes 48 hours notice for us to make it perfectly hot for you, so please reach out to book it before you arrive!
For an even more immersive nature experience, The Orchard on Apple Hill road is ready for your tent or hammock, along with an outdoor kitchen, two hot showers and compost toilets, picnic tables and firepit, and propane cooking burners. The Orchard's solar kit can charge your equipment and boil a kettle for your hot morning cup.
The Pond on The Hillside is open to guests for swimming or skating at the case may be.
Firewood is included with all sites, so please don't travel with firewood as it's a great way to transport forest-devastating invasive insects.
Hikers are welcome to wander along old logging roads through our sugarbush, and along trails throughout the remainder of the property (300+ ac. total) where there are numerous springs and creeks, mystical softwoods, expansive grassy fields, and a wild apple orchard. Moose, deer, and bear tracks are common, but animal encounters are not - still, please sequester your food accordingly and be mindful to carry out scraps or place them in lidded containers provided.
Reach out to us to reserve a few precious hours in our wood-fired hot tub, rent snowshoes, or schedule a maple tour and tasting at our saphouse. Please visit meadhillatmountcabot.com to design your own celebration on this delicious land.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
$64
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Nick
November 2025
With pets
We had such a great time at the yurt and exploring the property with our two dogs! Morgan did a great job of showing us everything we needed to know for our stay. The yurt itself is absolutely beautiful and truly makes you feel like you’re sleeping in nature. The location that they chose to build the yurt provides an amazing view of the mountains right out the front window. We opted to use the wood-fired hot tub while we were there and it was a fantastic experience. Although the wood stove was out of commission during our stay, the space heaters that were provided were more than enough to keep the yurt toasty, even during the cold late November nights. We would gladly come back again!
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Kara
October 2025
Weekend Trip to The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
I had the BEST two nights staying at the Bird’s Nest! It was so beautiful and cozy. The weather held out long enough to enjoy walking through the trails on the property, and building a fire in the wood stove was perfect for the rainy and chilly evening. Lisa is a wonderful host and put so much thought into everything one might need while staying here. I hope to be back again soon!
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Francey
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
We stayed in the yurt for a weekend and loved it! Bed was comfy and thought the woodstove wasn't working, the space heater kept us cozy. Morgan and Rush were excellent hosts, answered all our questions graciously and made us very welcome. The woodfired hot tub was glorious. Hope we can visit again someday!
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Melanie
October 2025
With kids
Cozy stay and stunning views! Road driving up gets less paved but still doable. Walk to yurt from parking is a little workout but worth it. Very much enjoyed our stay and love the maple syrup!
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Jeff
October 2025
2 nights at The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
What an awesome spot! The Birds Nest doesn’t disappoint. The Nest sits on the same property as the owner but it’s far enough away that you can’t even see anything. Such a magical little cabin with an awesome wood stove that will keep you more than cozy. Everything was nice and clean/tidy….the outhouse was the same.
Amazing location for hiking.
World class fly fishing in the Carrabassett River not far away.
Me and the ole girl and I can’t wait to come back!!
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Emily
October 2025
1 night at The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
I loved staying here with my dog! They were so thoughtful in both building and stocking the tiny house. I had everything I needed for a cozy night away from town and my dog loved running through the woods. They have well marked trails throughout. It was perfect!
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Wilton
October 2025
1 night at Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
Amazing views on this wonderful property. The land was quiet and peaceful and the yurt was very comfortable. Morgan was awesome and gave us some great local recommendations. We would love to stay here again if we are ever in area.
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Jennifer
October 2025
1 night at The Bird's Nest-Private Tiny House
Lisa was amazing about communicating before and during my trip. She was also super helpful on directing me to the perfect spot to watch the sunset. The Brid's Nest was exactly as described, and. a fun cabin to stay in. It is a little bit of a walk up to the cabin, but there is a wagon to help load up your suitcases. Sunrise through the trees the next morning was absolutely beautiful along with my drive to my next destination. If you don't mind glamping without the extra fluff, I recommend staying here!
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Suzanne
September 2025
With pets
This yurt stay was peaceful, well-appointed, and thoughtfully designed from top to bottom. Everything inside had a clear purpose and was arranged to make settling in feel natural. It’s clear a lot of care went into creating a space that supports rest without distraction.
The scenery surrounding the site was a real highlight—wide, uninterrupted views that made even quiet moments feel expansive. It’s also very secluded, with a strong sense of privacy.
Communication with the host was smooth and prompt, which added to the low-stress feel of the whole trip. One delightful highlight: they make their own maple syrup on the property, and it’s excellent—rich, smooth, and clearly crafted with skill.
If you’re looking for a place to unplug without giving up basic comfort, this is a solid option. Balanced, quiet, and beautifully situated.
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Randy
September 2025
2 nights at Mead Hill at Mount Cabot Maple
Absolutely sweeping views! The yurt has power. Hot water shower outside with a sink behind it. We went in the rain and staying dry was absolutely no problem at all. I cannot get over how beautiful the land is. When I say sweeping views, I mean you can see many, many mountains through the door of the yurt. Morgan was fantastic, friendly, and hospitipal. Highly recommend!
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Tricia
September 2025
With pets
I loved staying on Coreysha’s property. It was beautiful and exactly as described. She was so accommodating when I asked to check in a night early. The little touches in the cabin were lovely.
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Meg
September 2025
With kids
A peaceful spot to slow down and watch the tides come in and out. Great birding and wildlife. We love it here.
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Priscilla
September 2025
With pets
We enjoyed staying at this cute and cozy tiny house. It was very private and we loved being able to let our dog wander the woods. The fire pit and outdoor seating area were perfect for a chilly evening, and morning!
Thanks for sharing, Lisa and Brent!
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Gabrielle
September 2025
With pets
Staying on the island was truly unforgettable! Lisa was so helpful in explaining how things worked and also the stories behind certain aspects! This was particularly interesting as this is an island and cabin with a beautiful and rich history. Every inch of the home is so intentional, and there are also books around where you can learn more about how it was built.
It can be hard to find places where dogs are welcome, so it’s also so appreciated that Lisa allows pups. Our Arlo absolutely loved having the freedom to explore this island, and by the time he wanted to come inside in the evening, he was exhausted in the best way! We visited the other end of the island where there is an additional cabin that doesn’t get rented out, and spent some time enjoying the scenery from a rock overlooking the ocean.
We absolutely intend to return next summer.
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Lylo
September 2025
With pets
Such a special beautiful place. This was the second year I spent a few days on this island and the end always comes too soon. Sure there are mosquitos and minimal electricity…but the sacredness of this land and the magic of witnessing the tides shift throughout the day take the precedent of living in tune with nature.
Lisa is a great host and I cannot wait to return next year.
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Carla
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Stone Retreat
I spent the weekend at Coreysha’s cabin and had a great experience. The cabin felt private, quiet, and surrounded by nature — exactly what I was looking for to unwind. Everything was set up thoughtfully with the basics like lamps, a battery pack and a small cooking area.
I really enjoyed the peace and the clear night sky. Even though it’s tucked away, it still felt comfortable and safe.
Would definitely love to come back.
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Kristin
August 2025
With pets
What a treat it was to spend some time on Hockomock Island! We absolutely wondered at the creativity and craft that went into making the off grid lodging. Lisa is such a knowledgeable, kind and attentive host. The care she puts into maintaining the island is obvious! Highlights of our stay included heating our water for warm showers, cooking on the wood stove and all our time just existing on the deck. Such a special place for so many reasons! We are very grateful it was shared with us.
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Brendan
August 2025
With pets
We had a great time at the Bird’s Nest. It’s a beautiful place for solitude. Lisa was a wonderful host and made sure that we were fully accommodated and had everything we need. Highly recommend!
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Joyce
August 2025
With pets
We stayed 3 delightful nights on the island and now know why so many reviewers describe it as magical. We loved the birds and seals that wowed us each day as we relaxed on the large deck. The scenery surrounding us and the solitude were just what we needed. Kayaks and trails are steps away too. We found the house (and the people who built it) fascinating, which added to our stay. Lisa could not be more accommodating: easy to reach, very informative, and really nice to talk to.
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Lisa
August 2025
Group trip
Our stay here gave us the unique opportunity to experience what it would be like to live on an island in an off the grid cabin. We treasured the opportunity to be close to nature & soak in the beautiful bay views.
Access to the cabin is via a path that takes you across the causeway & up a hill past rocky ledges along the spine of the island to the southern end, a 15 min walk (10 with a small vehicle that can cross the causeway). We were grateful to have read & followed the advice to apply bug spray prior to the walk...we forgot on our way out and paid the price! Once at the cabin, the bugs were not bad while sitting on the deck.
The cabin is well stocked. Lisa even put vases of flowers inside & out! We only needed our food, clothes & books, though we were glad we brought along our hammock with tree straps. Be sure any digital books are fully downloaded. Verizon network was often "SOS Only" or 1 bar.
The sleeping area is upstairs & requires being comfortable climbing rather steep open stairs with a railing starting partway up. The reward is a comfortable queen size bed with stunning views!
The clean outhouse is a short walk up a small hill behind the cabin. TP & sanitizer is provided.
While the cabin itself doesn't provide privacy for more than one family, you're allowed to pitch a tent which would make it possible to enjoy the island with another couple.
Thank you, Lisa, for all you do so that others can enjoy this very special property. We hope to return!
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