Wolfeboro claims the title of America's oldest summer resort, hugging the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Seven RV parks anchor your stay here, from waterfront gems to wooded retreats. Camp in Wolfeboro to launch boat rentals, hike Abenaki Tower, and stroll Main Street's antique shops without leaving the lake's magic behind.
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Wolfeboro thrives as New Hampshire's playground on Lake Winnipesaukee, where sailboats dot the horizon and Main Street buzzes with ice cream parlors and galleries. Climb Abenaki Tower for views stretching to the Sandwich Mountains. Dive into history at the Wright Museum of WWII Aviation, packed with flyable warbirds. Catch the summer Friday Night Concerts on the town docks or paddle to uninhabited islands just offshore.
Wolfeboro Campground draws families with WiFi sites starting at $37 a night and easy lake access. Robies RV Park suits couples seeking quiet spots amid pine groves near Route 109. Willey Brook Campground fits anglers targeting trout in its namesake stream. Clearwater Lodges appeals to those wanting upscale cabins alongside RV pads, all steps from the water.
Wolfeboro earns fame as America's first summer resort on Lake Winnipesaukee. Settlers flocked here in 1770 for cool lake breezes and mountain air. Today, visitors chase that vibe through boat cruises, the Wright Museum's warplanes, and Main Street festivals that pack the docks every summer weekend.
Find seven RV parks near Wolfeboro, including Wolfeboro Campground, Robies RV Park, Willey Brook Campground, and Clearwater Lodges. Wolfeboro Campground sits right on the lake with WiFi from $37 nightly. Others cluster along Route 109, minutes from Main Street and boat launches.
Most RV parks in Wolfeboro welcome pets on leashes. Wolfeboro Campground and Robies RV Park allow dogs with no extra fees, but check breed rules. Willey Brook Campground offers fenced play areas near the brook, perfect for walks with your furry companion after lake swims.