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Umbagog Lake State Park
Remote lakeside camping is the highlight of this New Hampshire state park.
Umbagog Lake State Park is situated at the southern end of Umbagog Lake, a large wilderness lake that straddles the New Hampshire-Maine state line not too far from the Canadian border. Umbagog means shallow water in the Abenaki language and the area is rich in Native history. Popular activities in the park include swimming, boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing in the summer and snowmobiling and snowshoeing in winter. Campers will find many options from RV-friendly sites with hookups to remote cabins and campsites only accessible by boat.
Umbagog Lake State Park is situated at the southern end of Umbagog Lake, a large wilderness lake that straddles the New Hampshire-Maine state line not too far from the Canadian border. Umbagog means shallow water in the Abenaki language and the area is rich in Native history. Popular activities in the park include swimming, boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing in the summer and snowmobiling and snowshoeing in winter. Campers will find many options from RV-friendly sites with hookups to remote cabins and campsites only accessible by boat.
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1 campground in Umbagog Lake State Park
The campground at Umbagog Lake State Park serves as an ideal base for all of your favorite water-based activities—think swimming, fishing, and boating galore! Canoe, kayak, and rowboat rentals are offered on-site. BYOBoat or take advantage of those rentals so that you can brag to all your friends that you kayaked in the #5 top kayak spot in New En Read more...
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Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
- Campsite and cabin reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance online or over the phone.
- Same-day reservations can only be made by calling the park directly.
- Cabin rentals are only available for Monday through Thursday night and Friday night through Sunday night. Reservations can be combined for week-long stays.
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When to Go
Umbagog Lake State Park is open year-round, but campgrounds are only open from mid-May through early October. Paddling on the lake is best in the early morning before afternoon winds pick up. Mosquitoes and other biting flies can be troublesome in midsummer; come prepared with long pants and buy spray or avoid this season altogether. Fall, when waterfall migration season begins, is an especially pleasant time to visit. Fall colors tend to peak by late September.
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