Lancaster, New Hampshire, lures RV campers as the ultimate gateway to the White Mountains. Five standout parks, from riverfront retreats to mountain bases, start at just $47 a night. Park here to hike Weeks State Park trails, fish the Israel River, and chase fall colors across Franconia Notch.
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Lancaster anchors the Great North Woods with rugged charm. Summit the historic fire tower at Weeks State Park for sweeping views of Mount Washington. Wander Main Street past the Gothic Revival Coos County Courthouse and quaint shops. Tube the Israel River or attend the Lancaster Fair in September for rides, livestock shows, and potato contests. Route 2 slices through town, linking you to White Mountain National Forest.
RV parks turn Lancaster into your adventure hub. Riverside Camping and RV Resort clings to the Israel River; its WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups suit families at $52 to $69 nightly. Mountain Lake Camping Resort draws groups with dedicated sites and full power from $59. Budget hunters pick Roger's Campground and Motel at $47 up. Beaver Trails Campground & RV Park and Mountain Lake Campground offer quiet trailside spots for hikers and solitude seekers.
RV parks cluster near Lancaster along Route 2: Roger's Campground and Motel, Riverside Camping and RV Resort, Mountain Lake Camping Resort, Mountain Lake Campground, and Beaver Trails Campground & RV Park. Riverside and Mountain Lake Resort supply WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups. Roger's starts at $47 nightly for easy access to downtown.
Riverside Camping and RV Resort and Mountain Lake Camping Resort provide full 50-amp hookups in Lancaster. These spots include 30-amp options too, plus showers and WiFi for comfortable stays. Big rigs park easily near Route 2, minutes from Weeks State Park trails.