Stratford, New Hampshire, hooks RV campers with trophy trout in the Connecticut River and steep trails to Percy Peak. Pitch your rig at Trailside's Big Rock Campground & Cabins or Connolly Campground to chase moose along Route 3 and paddle the wild Ammonoosuc. These bases launch you into the Great North Woods without the crowds.
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Stratford clings to the Connecticut River's edge in New Hampshire's remote north. Fly fish for salmon amid swirling rapids at Fifteen Mile Falls, or summit Percy Peaks in adjacent Nash Stream Forest. Drive Route 3 to spot moose in bogs, then raft the river's Class II sections come spring.
Trailside's Big Rock Campground & Cabins draws families and WiFi-dependent adventurers with cabins and connectivity from $129/night. Connolly Campground fits self-contained RVers seeking 30-amp power and water hookups amid quiet woods. Park at either to day-trip local rivers, trails, and forgotten hollows.
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Stratford excels in river fishing and peak hiking along the Connecticut River. Anglers target trout at Fifteen Mile Falls, hikers climb Percy Peak's 3,000-foot granite faces, and paddlers navigate Ammonoosuc twists. This tiny town anchors New Hampshire's wildest outdoor playground for dedicated adventurers.
Trailside's Big Rock Campground & Cabins and Connolly Campground top the list right in Stratford. Trailside's sits off Route 3 with WiFi and cabins from $129/night, perfect for river access. Connolly offers 30-amp power and water hookups in a wooded pocket nearby.
Connolly Campground supplies 30-amp electric and water hookups for most rigs. Trailside's Big Rock Campground adds WiFi to its sites and cabins. These options run strong from May through October, suiting weekend warriors and long-haul explorers alike.