Madbury, New Hampshire, lures RV travelers with quiet woods and the glassy Bellamy Reservoir just minutes from college-town Durham. Old Stage Campground anchors your stay, listed twice in our directory with WiFi access from $52 a night. Base here to fish dawn waters or hike pine trails without crowds.
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Madbury hugs the Bellamy River in Strafford County, where Route 155 winds past the 18th-century Madbury Meeting House and open farm fields. Paddle kayaks across Bellamy Reservoir on sunny afternoons, or pick apples at roadside stands along Dolly Road each fall. Garrison Hill Tower rises nearby in Dover, offering panoramic views after a short drive.
Old Stage Campground fits every camper, with our directory noting two entries boasting WiFi and rates starting at $52 per night. Families claim shaded sites for kids' bike rides; digital nomads plug in for work amid the trees. Launch from here to Portsmouth's waterfront or UNH games in Durham.
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Madbury earns fame for rural peace around Bellamy Reservoir and historic sites like the Madbury Meeting House on Route 155. Pine forests cover hills along Dolly Road, drawing hikers and paddlers. Fall brings apple harvests from local farms, while the nearby Garrison Hill Tower provides sweeping views of the seacoast region.
Old Stage Campground tops the list, featured twice in our directory with WiFi and rates from $52 a night. It sits amid woods off Route 4, minutes from Bellamy Reservoir. Full hookups and pull-through sites make it easy for big rigs heading to Dover or Durham.
Yes, Old Stage Campground welcomes pets on leashes across its sites. Trails nearby let dogs stretch legs amid pines, close to Bellamy Reservoir walks. Check rules for breed limits, but most furry companions enjoy the open spaces with their owners.