Milan, New Hampshire, draws RV campers to its rushing Androscoggin River and glassy Milan Pond. Six RV parks anchor your stay amid the White Mountains' edge. Park your rig here to paddle rapids, fish trout waters, or summit Milan Hill's fire tower for epic views.
Milan nestles in New Hampshire's Great North Woods along Route 16. Anglers hook trout in Milan Pond and paddle the wild Androscoggin River from Mollidgewock State Park. Hikers tackle Milan Hill State Park trails to a historic fire tower overlooking the Presidential Range. Snowmobilers rev engines on groomed trails in winter, while summer brings canoe races and pond swims.
RV parks match every adventure style. Mollidgewock State Park fits paddlers and groups with 30- and 50-amp sites plus pet-friendly riverfront spots at $29 to $40 nightly. Cedar Pond Campground draws families seeking WiFi, showers, and 50-amp power for $62 to $154. Sunshine Valley RV Park eases big-rig arrivals with pull-throughs, a dump station, and pets welcome from $37. Nay Pond Campground offers quiet waterside retreats, while Milan Hill State Park provides elevated tent and RV basics.
Milan excels in outdoor pursuits like river paddling and pond fishing. The Androscoggin River rushes through Mollidgewock State Park, where canoeists navigate Class II rapids. Milan Hill State Park rises above with trails to a fire tower scanning the White Mountains. Snowmobile trails link to 7,000 miles of regional paths in winter.
Six RV parks cluster near Milan: Mollidgewock State Park, Nay Pond Campground, Cedar Pond Campground, Sunshine Valley RV Park, and Milan Hill State Park. Mollidgewock hugs the Androscoggin River with 50-amp sites; Cedar Pond adds WiFi and showers off Route 16. Sunshine Valley provides pull-throughs and pet spots from $37 nightly.
Yes, three parks welcome pets: Mollidgewock State Park, Cedar Pond Campground, and Sunshine Valley RV Park. Mollidgewock allows leashed dogs at river sites. Cedar Pond pairs pet access with showers and WiFi. Sunshine Valley offers dump stations for pet-owning RVers in pull-through spots.
