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Chase sweeping views from your RV atop Mount Washington, America's first mountain cog railway. New Hampshire crams 469 parks into its bite-sized granite playground, blending rugged White Mountains with mirror-like lakes. RV here for four-season highs from foliage blasts to beach bonfires.
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Warren, NH
440 sites
New Boston, NH
435 sites
Loudon, NH
400 sites
Raymond, NH
400 sites
Weare, NH
400 sites
Hampton Falls, NH
400 sites
Raymond, NH
400 sites
West Ossipee, NH
381 sites
Cruise the Kancamagus Highway through White Mountain National Forest; waterfalls tumble beside your rig on this 34-mile ribbon of twists. Swing into Franconia Notch State Park for Basin Cascade hikes and the Flume Gorge boardwalk. Paddle from lakeside spots on Lake Winnipesaukee, or trace Route 1A along Hampton Beach dunes and Odiorne Point tide pools.
Families flock to summer lakes; leaf-peepers swarm fall mountains. Snowmobilers rule winter trails north of Pittsburg, hardy anglers hit spring rivers. Plant your base in Conway with 11 parks for White Mountains romps, Twin Mountain's 11 for remote Presidential Range treks, or Lincoln's 11 near Loon Mountain chairlifts.
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May through October tops the list for RV camping. Warm days fuel White Mountains hikes and Lake Winnipesaukee swims. Fall foliage peaks mid-September on Kancamagus Highway; winters bury northern roads in snow, though snowmobile trails open from December.
Yes, many parks offer full hookups. Conway's 11 parks include sites with 50-amp power and sewer at Eastern Slope Camping Area. Lincoln options like Pemi Valley Campground provide water, electric, and waste dump for big rigs near Franconia Notch.
Kancamagus Highway, Franconia Notch, and Lake Winnipesaukee lead scenic spots. Kancamagus delivers 34 miles of forest-framed vistas and Sabbaday Falls. Franconia Notch wows with Profile Lake and Artist's Bluff views. Winnipesaukee sparkles for island-hopping from Meredith bases.
Yes, state parks and forests offer low-cost or boondocking spots. Charge $25 nightly at White Lake State Park near Tamworth. Dispersed camping thrives free in White Mountain National Forest off Route 112. Pittsburg's 7 parks include budget sites under $40 near Lake Francis.
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