Pittsburg, New Hampshire, claims the title of moose capital in the Northeast. Giant moose roam Route 3, Moose Alley, right outside your RV door. Seven parks in our directory base your assaults on trophy trout in Lake Francis, epic snowmobile trails, and the wild Connecticut River.
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Pittsburg straddles the Canadian border in New Hampshire's Great North Woods. Anglers hook landlocked salmon in First Connecticut Lake. Moose tours launch from the Nulhegan Basin Refuge nearby. Snowmobilers blast across 100 miles of groomed trails from Magalloway Road. Hikers summit 5,000 Foot Peak for panoramic views.
Lake Francis State Park suits families with showers, a playground, 30- and 50-amp hookups at $35 to $65 nightly. Deer Mountain Campground welcomes pets, full sewer hookups, and 50-amp power for $22 to $50. Ramblewood Cabins & Campground delivers WiFi starting at $44 for digital nomads. Mountain View Cabins & Campground offers pet-friendly sites, showers, sewer, and WiFi for cozy retreats.
Pittsburg stands as New Hampshire's moose capital. Route 3, called Moose Alley, teems with moose sightings year-round. World-class fishing thrives in the Connecticut Lakes chain, while 2,000 miles of snowmobile trails converge here for winter riders. Summer draws boaters to Lake Francis.
Find seven RV parks in our Pittsburg directory, including Lake Francis State Park and Deer Mountain Campground. Lake Francis sits on the lake edge with showers and 50-amp sites. Deer Mountain lies nearby with pet-friendly sewer hookups. Ramblewood and Mountain View add WiFi options minutes from Route 3.
Yes, Deer Mountain Campground and Mountain View Cabins & Campground welcome pets. Deer Mountain pairs pet sites with 50-amp power and sewer hookups at $22 to $50 nightly. Mountain View adds showers and WiFi for comfortable stays with your furry friends near Moose Alley trails.