Epsom, New Hampshire, lures RV campers to the Suncook River's lazy bends and Short Falls' misty cascades. Seven parks listed in our directory start at $38 a night. Base your rig here to tube the river, chase trout, and dash to Concord's breweries in 15 minutes.
Epsom pulses with river adventures and small-town charm. The Suncook River snakes past pine groves, inviting kayaks and fly rods. Short Falls tumbles over granite ledges, a short hike from any park. Old Home Days explodes each August with parades down Dover Road, fiddles, and blueberry pies. Concord's mills and markets sit 15 minutes north on Route 4.
RV parks make Epsom your launchpad. Circle 9 Ranch Family Campground welcomes kids with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites from $38/night. Lazy River Camping Area pulls in tubers and anglers. Epsom Valley Campground fits reunions with 30-amp power and sites from $40 to $165/night.
Epsom stands out for the Suncook River and Short Falls. Anglers cast lines for trout while tubers float lazy stretches past pine banks. Old Home Days packs Dover Road each August with parades, fiddles, and farm-fresh pies that draw crowds from Concord.
Circle 9 Ranch Family Campground, Lazy River Camping Area, and Epsom Valley Campground top the list. Circle 9 sits on the Suncook River with WiFi and 50-amp hookups from $38/night. Epsom Valley offers group sites near Short Falls from $40 to $165/night.
Most Epsom RV parks welcome pets on leashes. Circle 9 Ranch Family Campground and Epsom Valley allow dogs to roam trails near the Suncook River. Check rules for breed limits and waste stations at booking.
