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Primitive tent campers flock to Squam Lakes Association for its boat-only access to island sites on Squam Lake. Sites sit right on the water in Center Harbor, New Hampshire, steps from docks for easy launches. Members pay $55 per night for small sites that hold six people.
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Write a ReviewNo, Squam Lakes Association has no full hookups, electric, water, or sewer service. Tent sites suit primitive campers reached only by foot or boat. Compost toilets stand nearby, and some spots offer tent platforms. Focus stays on low-impact wilderness camping without RV amenities.
Yes, Squam Lakes Association allows pets and dogs on Bowman and Wister campsites. Keep them leashed at all times and clean up after them under pack-in pack-out rules. No size or breed limits noted, but observe quiet hours after 9:30pm and leave no trace principles.
Small sites cost $55 per night for members or $75 for non-members; group sites run $110 or $130. Rates cover flat fee per site for six or twelve people and include one wood bundle nightly. Book online via availability system; members save $20. Reservations fill fast, often through lottery.
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