Cambridge, New Hampshire, lures RVers to Umbagog Lake's wild shores, where moose roam and brook trout leap. Park your rig at Remote Sites or Ellis Camps Cabin Area in Umbagog Lake State Park. Camp here to paddle remote waters, fish from dawn till dusk, and unplug in true North Woods solitude.
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Cambridge nestles against Umbagog Lake, a sprawling gem on the New Hampshire-Maine border. Anglers hook landlocked salmon and trophy bass right from shorelines near Route 16. Hikers explore Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge trails, spotting loons and perhaps a bull moose at dusk. Summer brings canoe races on the Rapid River, while winter snowmobilers buzz Errol's trails.
Remote Sites in Umbagog Lake State Park delivers 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and 40-dollar nightly rates. Solo explorers or minimalist campers thrive in its raw seclusion. Ellis Camps Cabin Area matches those amenities at 65 to 80 dollars a night. Families pick it for extra space amid the lake's call.
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Cambridge shines for Umbagog Lake State Park's fishing and moose sightings. This remote spot draws anglers chasing brook trout and bass in pristine waters. Wildlife enthusiasts scan shores for moose, bears, and loons from refuge trails. Outfitters in nearby Errol run guided canoe trips across the lake's 30-mile expanse.
Remote Sites and Ellis Camps Cabin Area anchor the options in Umbagog Lake State Park. These spots hug the lake just north of Cambridge via Route 16. Expect 30-amp and 50-amp hookups plus showers at both, with rates from 40 to 80 dollars nightly.
Yes, both Remote Sites and Ellis Camps Cabin Area provide 50-amp service. Big rigs power up easily for air conditioning on hot days or heaters in cool evenings. Pair this with showers for comfortable extended stays amid the wilderness.