Camping

Camping in the Lakes Region:

Camping in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region offers a chance to fully immerse in the natural beauty of this scenic area. With sites nestled among lakes, forests, and mountain views, visitors can enjoy a blend of classic camping activities—from campfires and fishing to hiking and stargazing. Here are some standout camping spots in the Lakes Region that cater to campers of all kinds.

Lake Breeze

Experience the refreshing lake breeze of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, where crystal-clear waters shimmer under the sun, winding through lush shores and inviting you to relax and explore with every wave.

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Boat Adventures

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Ellacoya State Park

Set on the southwestern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, Ellacoya offers campsites with easy access to sandy beaches and beautiful lake views, perfect for family swimming and boating.

White Lake State Park

Nestled along the shore of White Lake in Tamworth, this serene campground is ideal for swimming, fishing, and taking in stunning mountain reflections on the lake.
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Ames Brook Campground

Located in Ashland, this family-friendly campground features spacious sites, a swimming pool, and easy access to hiking trails and the Pemigewasset River.
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Wellington State Park

On the shores of Newfound Lake, Wellington State Park offers day-use areas and nearby camping facilities with fantastic swimming areas and one of the clearest lakes in the region.
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Harbor Hill Camping Area

Close to Weirs Beach, this campground provides a relaxed setting with amenities like a pool and playground, making it an excellent base for exploring Lake Winnipesaukee and nearby attractions.

Gunstock Mountain Resort Campground

Located in Gilford, this campground provides both summer and winter camping options, with activities like ziplining, hiking trails, and proximity to Gunstock's skiing facilities.
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Additional Camping Spots in the Lakes Region:

  • State Parks with Campgrounds – New Hampshire state parks like Ellacoya, White Lake, and Bear Brook offer a mix of primitive and serviced campsites with access to lakes and hiking trails.
  • Private Campgrounds – Many private campgrounds, such as Meredith Woods and Moose Hillock Camping Resort, feature amenities like pools, playgrounds, and organized activities for families.
  • RV-Friendly Sites – The region has RV-accessible campgrounds like Pine Acres RV Resort, which offers hookups, lake access, and plenty of kid-friendly amenities.
  • Rustic Lakeside Spots – For a more rustic experience, check out campgrounds on Squam and Newfound Lakes, where you can find quieter lakeside sites for fishing and kayaking.
  • Glamping and Cabins – For those seeking comfort with an outdoor vibe, try glamping spots at Gunstock Mountain or cabin rentals near Lake Winnipesaukee.
  • Family Resorts with Camping – Some family-oriented resorts, like Danforth Bay Camping & RV Resort, provide both tent and RV camping along with kid-friendly amenities like pools, game rooms, and events.