Barrington, New Hampshire, lures RV campers with Ayers Lake's fishing spots and endless blueberry fields. Our directory lists four parks, starting at $50 a night. Base your rig here to launch kayaks on the Suncook River, hike the Town Forest trails, and savor small-town peace.
Barrington thrives as a rural gem in Strafford County. Ayers Lake sparkles for boating and bass fishing. Blueberry farms line Route 9, ripe for picking in July. The Town Forest spans 1,000 acres of trails where hikers spot deer at dawn. Kayakers launch from North River shores. The farmers market buzzes every Saturday on Meetinghouse Road.
Barrington Shores Campground suits budget families with WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station from $50/night. Ayers Lake Family Campground fits groups chasing lake adventures, rates from $127/night. Ayers Lake Farm Campground and Cottages draws extended-stay travelers with 50-amp power, WiFi, and showers. Each park plants you steps from Barrington's lakeside trails.
Barrington shines for Ayers Lake fishing and Route 9 blueberry farms. Pick berries in summer or hike 1,000-acre Town Forest trails. Kayak the Suncook River or browse the Saturday farmers market on Meetinghouse Road. This rural spot delivers New England charm without crowds. Total visitors love its quiet waters and fresh produce stands.
Barrington Shores Campground, Ayers Lake Family Campground, and Ayers Lake Farm Campground and Cottages top our directory of four parks. They cluster near Ayers Lake off Route 9. Expect WiFi, showers, 30- and 50-amp hookups, plus dump stations at select sites. Rates start at $50/night for easy access to town trails.
Yes, Barrington Shores offers 30-amp and dump station; Ayers Lake Farm provides 50-amp. Both include showers and WiFi for full-service camping. Ayers Lake Family Campground adds lake views to its amenities. Check each park for exact site availability during peak summer months.
