The best big rig friendly camping in New Hampshire

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Home to Mount Washington, the highest mountain in the northeast, and brimming with lakes, rivers, and miles of hiking trails, New Hampshire serves up four-season fun for outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking, mountain biking, backpacking, fishing, and swimming in summer to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and downhill skiing in winter, New Hampshire has something for every type of traveler whether you’re going solo or looking for a family adventure. New Hampshire state parks offer a wide variety of camping experiences from primitive tent sites to lakeside RV spots with prime mountain views.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Mountain Brook Hideaway

1. Mountain Brook Hideaway

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1 site · Tent, RV · Brookfield, NH
Escape to a place where the stars shine bright, the brook sings softly, and wildlife wanders freely. Mountain Brook Hideaway is the peaceful, family-friendly campsite you didn’t know you needed. Surrounded by towering hemlocks and the gentle sounds of a nearby brook, this quiet slice of New Hampshire wilderness offers a rare mix of serenity and adventure. Whether you're here to relax under the stars, or explore the woods, this is the perfect basecamp. Some of what you’ll experience: * Wildlife including deer, moose, otters, mink, turtles, ducks, and a variety of birds. * Soothing night sounds including frogs, crickets, peepers, and flowing water. * Fly fishing, kayaking, hammock, bird watching, and hiking/mountain biking trails nearby. * Enjoy glimpses of fireflies, wide-open skies for stargazing, and sharing fireside stories. * Secluded enough to unplug, but still close to a small grocery store, local restaurant, bar, and disc golf. 🐾 Pet-friendly. Bring your four-legged adventurers!
 🚐 RV-friendly. 50/30/20 amp site with space to spread out and relax
. 🌲 Ideal for families, couples, or solo nature lovers. Come find unexpected peace and wild beauty at Mountain Brook Hideaway—where the stars are bright, the forest is alive, and the only rush is the brook.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$51
 / night
This is our camp sign painted on an actual 52 inch antique saw blade.  The property once had a working saw mill back in the 70s.

2. Camp Ebb and Flow

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10 sites · Tents, RVs · Orford, NH
Camp Ebb and Flow is located on the western edge of the White Mountains, near the crossing of the Appalachian Trail and a short drive to VT. Three lakes nearby for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. Hiking trails nearby. The camp offers RV sites with water, electricity, and sewer, an RV site with no hookups, and several tent sites. One of the tent sites has water and electricity and another has electricity with nearby water. There is bathhouse with two toilets and two vanities as well as a shower with changing room. Potable water is also available from a spigot at the bathhouse. There are over six acres of mowed fields for activities and walking. There is also a lovely brook running through the property with many areas you can cool off in from the summer heat. This property has a lengthy history going back to colonial times. It’s been a farm, an apple orchard, and once had a sawmill. Please check the calendar for available dates. Check-in is no later than 9pm unless late arrival arrangements have been made prior to booking. Whenever possible, try to arrive before dark because there are no lights at most sites, which can make setup difficult. A note regarding electric vehicles (EV): If you have an electric vehicle and would like to tent camp, please select one of our full hookup RV sites. If you have the proper electric adapter for your vehicle, you can charge your vehicle at the 30A RV plug while tenting in the field near the RV site. We do not supply these adapters, and we cannot allow you to charge your vehicle unless you have reserved an RV site with full hookups. If you do not see an open site for the days you'd like to get away, please contact us. Sometimes we can make other arrangements, allowing you to stay.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$43
 / night
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Glen Ellis

3. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Glen Ellis

295 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Glen, NH
Discover the unique charm of Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis, a 2024 CAMPSPOT AWARDS WINNER, where family fun and relaxation come together in a picturesque setting. This campground offers a variety of accommodations, including rustic sites, riverfront spots, and cozy cabins, ensuring a perfect fit for every type of camper. Beyond the park's amenities, which include a refreshing swimming pool and a delightful ice cream bar, the surrounding Mt. Washington Valley beckons outdoor enthusiasts. With thousands of miles of hiking trails, visitors can explore breathtaking landscapes, uncover hidden swimming holes, and even venture into intriguing underground caves. For those seeking water adventures, the nearby Saco River provides opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing, making it easy to enjoy a day on the water. After a day of exploration, unwind at local restaurants and shops that add to the vibrant community atmosphere. Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis is not just a campground; it's a gateway to unforgettable family experiences in nature.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$50
 / night

Home to Mount Washington, the highest mountain in the northeast, and brimming with lakes, rivers, and miles of hiking trails, New Hampshire serves up four-season fun for outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking, mountain biking, backpacking, fishing, and swimming in summer to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and downhill skiing in winter, New Hampshire has something for every type of traveler whether you’re going solo or looking for a family adventure. New Hampshire state parks offer a wide variety of camping experiences from primitive tent sites to lakeside RV spots with prime mountain views.

100% (143)

Top-rated campgrounds

Mountain Brook Hideaway

1. Mountain Brook Hideaway

100%
(19)
1 site · Tent, RV · Brookfield, NH
Escape to a place where the stars shine bright, the brook sings softly, and wildlife wanders freely. Mountain Brook Hideaway is the peaceful, family-friendly campsite you didn’t know you needed. Surrounded by towering hemlocks and the gentle sounds of a nearby brook, this quiet slice of New Hampshire wilderness offers a rare mix of serenity and adventure. Whether you're here to relax under the stars, or explore the woods, this is the perfect basecamp. Some of what you’ll experience: * Wildlife including deer, moose, otters, mink, turtles, ducks, and a variety of birds. * Soothing night sounds including frogs, crickets, peepers, and flowing water. * Fly fishing, kayaking, hammock, bird watching, and hiking/mountain biking trails nearby. * Enjoy glimpses of fireflies, wide-open skies for stargazing, and sharing fireside stories. * Secluded enough to unplug, but still close to a small grocery store, local restaurant, bar, and disc golf. 🐾 Pet-friendly. Bring your four-legged adventurers!
 🚐 RV-friendly. 50/30/20 amp site with space to spread out and relax
. 🌲 Ideal for families, couples, or solo nature lovers. Come find unexpected peace and wild beauty at Mountain Brook Hideaway—where the stars are bright, the forest is alive, and the only rush is the brook.
Pets
Campfires
from 
$51
 / night
This is our camp sign painted on an actual 52 inch antique saw blade.  The property once had a working saw mill back in the 70s.

2. Camp Ebb and Flow

100%
(169)
10 sites · Tents, RVs · Orford, NH
Camp Ebb and Flow is located on the western edge of the White Mountains, near the crossing of the Appalachian Trail and a short drive to VT. Three lakes nearby for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. Hiking trails nearby. The camp offers RV sites with water, electricity, and sewer, an RV site with no hookups, and several tent sites. One of the tent sites has water and electricity and another has electricity with nearby water. There is bathhouse with two toilets and two vanities as well as a shower with changing room. Potable water is also available from a spigot at the bathhouse. There are over six acres of mowed fields for activities and walking. There is also a lovely brook running through the property with many areas you can cool off in from the summer heat. This property has a lengthy history going back to colonial times. It’s been a farm, an apple orchard, and once had a sawmill. Please check the calendar for available dates. Check-in is no later than 9pm unless late arrival arrangements have been made prior to booking. Whenever possible, try to arrive before dark because there are no lights at most sites, which can make setup difficult. A note regarding electric vehicles (EV): If you have an electric vehicle and would like to tent camp, please select one of our full hookup RV sites. If you have the proper electric adapter for your vehicle, you can charge your vehicle at the 30A RV plug while tenting in the field near the RV site. We do not supply these adapters, and we cannot allow you to charge your vehicle unless you have reserved an RV site with full hookups. If you do not see an open site for the days you'd like to get away, please contact us. Sometimes we can make other arrangements, allowing you to stay.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$43
 / night
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Glen Ellis

3. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Glen Ellis

295 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Glen, NH
Discover the unique charm of Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis, a 2024 CAMPSPOT AWARDS WINNER, where family fun and relaxation come together in a picturesque setting. This campground offers a variety of accommodations, including rustic sites, riverfront spots, and cozy cabins, ensuring a perfect fit for every type of camper. Beyond the park's amenities, which include a refreshing swimming pool and a delightful ice cream bar, the surrounding Mt. Washington Valley beckons outdoor enthusiasts. With thousands of miles of hiking trails, visitors can explore breathtaking landscapes, uncover hidden swimming holes, and even venture into intriguing underground caves. For those seeking water adventures, the nearby Saco River provides opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing, making it easy to enjoy a day on the water. After a day of exploration, unwind at local restaurants and shops that add to the vibrant community atmosphere. Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis is not just a campground; it's a gateway to unforgettable family experiences in nature.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$50
 / night

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The best big rig friendly camping in New Hampshire guide

Where to go

Mount Washington

Sitting at 6,288 feet in eastern New Hampshire, Mount Washington is the tallest peak in New England, famous for its extreme weather. (The highest recorded wind speed outside of a tornado, 231 miles per hour, was measured at the Mount Washington Observatory atop the summit.) Mount Washington is on the Appalachian Trail and visitors can hike, drive, or take the Mount Washington Cog Railway up to the summit.

Franconia Notch State Park

In the heart of the White Mountains, Franconia Notch State Park is one of the most family-friendly state parks in New Hampshire and packed with natural wonders including Flume Gorge, Cloudland Falls, and Echo Lake. Lafayette Place Campground is a nice family campground right in the center of the park, near many trailheads and top sights, with a camp store and 97 campsites ideal for tent campers. Nearby Cannon Mountain RV Park offers seven RV sites with full hook-ups and a dump station.

White Mountain National Forest

The 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest offers some of the best camping in the state. Renowned for its mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, and stunning fall foliage, the park is home to over a thousand miles of trails that weave through the rugged terrain for hikers, mountain bikers, snowshoers, ATVs, and snowmobiles. Overnight visitors will find 23 national forest campgrounds, backcountry huts, and cabin rentals.

When to go

Summer through early fall is the best time for camping, hiking, canoeing, and kayaking in New Hampshire. Snow tends to linger on peaks into early June, and mosquitoes can be the most troublesome in July. Fall, when the changing leaves are at their peak, is an especially popular time to visit. Be sure to make camping reservations during this time well in advance. Some New Hampshire state park campgrounds, including Lafayette Place in Franconia Notch, remain open year-round, although off-season services are limited.

Know before you go

  1. Camping reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance online or over the phone for New Hampshire state parks. Rates vary by the campground, with senior rates available. Monadnock State Park, Bear Brook State Park, Pawtuckaway State Park, and White Lake State Park feature some of the most popular New Hampshire campgrounds; advanced reservations are strongly recommended. 
  2. Many New Hampshire state parks have pet restrictions. Some do not allow them at all and others prohibit them on beaches, swimming areas, and picnic areas.
  3. Numerous backcountry campsites and shelters exist in the White Mountains. Most are free to use as long as you adhere to White Mountain National Forest backcountry camping rules. 
  4. Weather in New Hampshire can be challenging and unpredictable. Come prepared with rain gear and extra layers, even in summer. 

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