Lewis Farm is located three miles from the New Hampshire state house at the intersection of Routes 93 and 89. We are an active compost operation and we accept food waste for our livestock.
We offer RV parking year-round with or without water and electric hookups, tent sites, and a classic 1949 ham can camper trailer. There is no disposal site for waste on-farm, please compost all you can and then carry out everything you carry in. The wooded portion of the farm offers secluded hiking trails connected to 5,000 acres of conservation land off the beaten track. We are famous for gorgeous sunsets and beautiful photos during golden hour.
Our farm is a great home base for exploring the Capitol region, with hundreds of miles of regional hiking and biking trails, lakes, ponds, and the Merrimack river. Local shopping within 5 miles includes LL Bean outlet, multiple super markets, and the very walkable local retail shops on Concord Main Street.
Book early for the Sunflower Festival and Concord Market Days!
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Tent-only sites
1 site
Lewis Farm Vine Tree - Dry Camping
Tent site · Sleeps 18
The Dry Camping Site "Vine Tree" is located in an oasis of privacy tucked behind the compost field. There are no hookups for electricity or water. It has a fire pit, and parking for up to 6 vehicles.
4WD recommended
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
RV/tent sites
2 sites
Lewis Farm - Farm Stand Site
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RV/tent site · Sleeps 12 · Vehicles under 65 ft
The Farm Stand site is part of the home farm hub, with water and low voltage electric hookup. It has a patio, fire pit, and parking for up to 2 additional vehicles.
Campfires allowed
No toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Lewis Farm Sunset Site-Dry Camping
RV/tent site · Sleeps 16 · Vehicles under 65 ft
Someday Becky will have her she-shed out here. For now enjoy the views she fell in love with. On a clear day, the sunsets here are spectacular. No water or electricity, dry RV or tent camping only. Pack in / pack out waste.
Pat's Peak Ski Area lights up in winter for night skiing. Coyotes and other critters will sing you to sleep. Just don't touch the sheep fence, you don't have wool.