Mount Chocorua's jagged peaks draw hikers from across New England. Chocorua Camping Village anchors your stay as the sole RV park in our directory. Base here to hike trails, paddle Chocorua Lake, and chase fall colors along Route 16.
Chocorua hunkers beneath Mount Chocorua in the White Mountain National Forest. Trails like Champney Falls climb 1,400 feet through hemlock groves to cascading waterfalls. Chocorua Lake mirrors the peak, inviting kayaks and swimmers on warm days. Route 16 winds past farm stands selling maple syrup in spring.
Chocorua Camping Village hugs the Chocorua River with spacious sites for big rigs. Families flock here for the sandy beach, playground, and river tubing. Hikers pick it for quick access to trailheads; anglers cast for trout steps from camp.
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Chocorua shines for Mount Chocorua hikes and Chocorua Lake scenery. The mountain's 3,490-foot summit offers panoramic White Mountain views via steep trails like Piper Trail. Fall foliage peaks in mid-October, painting Route 16 in reds and golds. Kayak the lake or tube the Chocorua River for summer thrills.
Chocorua Camping Village lists as the top RV park near Chocorua. It sits on the Chocorua River off Route 16 with full hookups, pull-through sites, and tent areas. Expect family amenities like a beach and arcade close to Mount Chocorua trailheads.
Yes, Chocorua Camping Village welcomes pets on most sites. Leash rules apply, and the park offers dog-friendly river access for walks. Nearby trails in White Mountain National Forest allow pets on leash, perfect for furry adventure companions.