Weare, New Hampshire, draws RV campers with its quiet lakes, dense forests, and blueberry-dotted farms. Six RV parks cluster here, perfect bases for hiking Weare Town Forest or fishing Lake Horace. Pull in, hook up, and dive into small-town trails and waterside calm.
Weare nestles in Hillsborough County as a haven for nature lovers and history buffs. Trails snake through 1,200-acre Weare Town Forest, where hikers climb Chadwick Hill for panoramic views. Anglers launch boats on Lake Shaheen or Lake Horace. Summer brings blueberry picking at Berry Best Farm. The town buzzes each August during Weare Old Home Day with parades down Chestnut Hill Road, live music, and craft fairs.
RV parks make Weare your ideal launchpad. Families flock to Cold Springs Camp Resort, complete with a pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers for $69 to $130 per night. Budget travelers pick Autumn Hills Campground, which supplies WiFi, showers, and 30- or 50-amp hookups at $54 to $60 nightly. Pet owners book Lost Boys Hideout for its showers, drinking water, and pet-friendly sites ranging $49 to $149. Cold Springs Campground provides a peaceful sibling spot nearby.
Weare shines for outdoor adventures and rural charm. Weare Town Forest spans 1,200 acres with 10 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking. Lake Horace and Lake Shaheen host fishing derbies each summer. Annual Weare Old Home Day packs Chestnut Hill Road with parades, fiddlers, and farm-fresh feasts.
Cold Springs Camp Resort, Autumn Hills Campground, Cold Springs Campground, and Lost Boys Hideout top the list right in Weare. These parks hug routes like Route 114 and South Stark Highway, minutes from Lake Horace. Expect pools, WiFi, showers, and pet options across sites priced $49 to $149 nightly.
Yes, Lost Boys Hideout allows pets on every site. Guests bring dogs to roam 40 wooded acres with showers and drinking water available. Rates run $49 to $149 per night, ideal for furry companions near Weare Town Forest trails.
