Top 14 Campsites Near Dartmouth, Hanover

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1. Crescent Campsites

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Crescent Campsite beckons RV enthusiasts with its idyllic charm as a campground near Hanover, New Hampshire. This hidden gem offers spacious, well-maintained sites, each surrounded by lush foliage for privacy. Access to water and electricity is provided, ensuring a comfortable stay. Nature lovers will relish the tranquil walking trails and nearby fishing spots.

The campsite’s friendly staff organizes fun group events, fostering a sense of community among guests. With its peaceful ambiance and convenient location, Crescent Campsite in Hanover promises a rejuvenating experience amidst nature’s embrace.

Crescent Campsites

Address: 7 Camp Crescent Road, Canaan, NH 03741

Price: from 30 USD (for tent), from 42 USD (for RV)

Travelers Review: 4.3(from 49 reviews)

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2. Jacobs Brook Campground

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Jacobs Brook Campground near Hanover offers a serene haven for nature enthusiasts. Nestled amidst lush forests, it offers a rustic retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The campground features spacious, well-maintained sites for tents and RVs, ensuring a comfortable stay. A babbling brook runs through the grounds, adding a soothing background track to your outdoor experience.

Hiking trails wind through the area, providing ample opportunities for exploration. With clean amenities and a peaceful ambiance, Jacobs Brook Campground invites campers to reconnect with nature in the heart of Hanover’s beautiful surroundings.

Jacobs Brook Campground

Address: 46 High Bridge Rd, Orford, NH03777

Price: from 30 USD

Travelers Review: 4.6(from 52 reviews)

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3. Riverbrook Campground & RV Park

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Nestled in the heart of New Hampshire’s natural splendor, Riverbrook Campground & RV Park offers a quintessential outdoor experience. Set against the backdrop of Rumney’s lush forests and bordered by the tranquil Baker River, it provides a haven for camping and RV enthusiasts. The park features well-appointed RV sites, modern amenities, and pristine facilities.

Nature lovers can revel in activities such as hiking, fishing, and birdwatching, while the quaint town of Rumney offers warm hospitality. With its scenic beauty and serene atmosphere, Riverbrook Campground & RV Park invites visitors to savor the essence of New Hampshire’s wilderness.

Riverbrook Campground & RV Park

Address: 1120 Rumney Route 25, Rumney, NH 03266

Price: from 55 USD (RV sites), from 45 USD (tent sites)

Travelers Review: 4.7(from 258 reviews)

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4. Crow's Nest Campground

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Nestled in the heart of New Hampshire, Crow’s Nest Campground offers a rustic retreat for nature lovers. Surrounded by towering pines and picturesque vistas, it provides a serene escape from city life. The campground offers a range of camping options, from tent sites to RV hookups, all well-maintained and equipped with essential amenities.

Outdoor enthusiasts will relish the nearby hiking trails, fishing spots, and opportunities for wildlife observation. With its peaceful ambiance and breathtaking scenery, Crow’s Nest Campground beckons those seeking a genuine communion with nature in the heart of New Hampshire’s wilderness.

Crow's Nest Campground

Address: 529 South Main Street, Newport, New Hampshire 03773

Price: from 42 USD

Travelers Review: 4.6 (from 183 reviews)

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5. Osceola Vista Campground

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Osceola Vista Campground can accommodate 30 to 60 campers per site, making it a favorite among large camping groups on summer vacations. The campgrounds are designed in a loop, with a mix of standard, group, and tent-only sites. Shower areas are just a 10-minute walk away. Take a break from technology and feel the blissful solitude with nature amidst hardwood trees. Enjoy hiking, fishing, and canoeing. The Mad and Winnipesaukee Rivers are only a short distance away, and Sandwich Range hike trails are just a few minutes’ walk away. The place is far enough from wildlife paths to avoid disrupting habitat. With binoculars, you might get a glimpse of a white-tailed deer or the more elusive Bicknell’s thrush.

Osceola Vista Campground

Website: Osceola Vista Campground

Address: Tripoli Rd, Waterville Valley, NH 03215, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/uN7evF2LkjxVpgEa9)

6. Waterville Campground

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Those who seek to hike the stunning trail of Pemigewasset Wilderness on the south side of White Mountains normally stay at Wilderness Campground. Brilliantly located, the site is also a great base for fishing, swimming, and whitewater paddling in the Mad River and Winnipesaukee River during summer. The scenic Sandwich Trail (3.9 miles/6.3 kilometers) and Drakes Brook Trail (4.4 miles/7.1 kilometers) are also accessible from the property. Even in the thick of the forest, the place boasts clean drinking water and neat restrooms. Well-spaced standard and tent-only sites are spread in a circular area plan. A refreshing shower and laundry services are just a quick drive from the campground.

Waterville Campground

Website: Waterville Campground

Address: Waterville Valley, NH 03215, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/CR2FaMhMMFczkmTHA)

7. Campton Campground

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Campton Campground is preferred by many for its accessibility (convenient to reach via U.S. Highway 93), large sites, convenient facilities, and close proximity to natural attractions. But the one feature that makes the place attractive to many families is its close proximity to areas for kid-friendly activities such as nature programs and hiking. Since the property is found in the White Mountain National Forest, you can explore diverse forests teeming with northern wildlife, such as moose and white-tailed deer, during summer or spring. Anglers can easily cast a line in the Mad River or Campton Pond. The large establishment also boasts a variety of well-spaced sites. Restrooms are well-kept. Make sure to have coins handy, as the drinking water fountain and hot showers are coin-operated.

Campton Campground

Website: Campton Campground

Address: Thornton, NH 03285, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/MVgsYd3ihg8keMxg8)

8. Cold River Camp

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In summer, enjoy the grandeur of nature in a campground amidst a verdant forest of northern hardwood and pine trees. Cold River Camp, a preferred campsite by a small group of hikers or anglers, is located in a secluded part of White Mountain National Forest, however, it is organized and accessible. It is only a quick hike from the trout fishing location, Basin Pond. Mountain biking trails are a short drive from the place. The sites are small with just one loop. Restrooms are well-maintained, and a hand pump is provided for your drinking water needs. You can use the picnic tables for your convenience. Showers are not available.

Cold River Camp

Website: Cold River Camp

Address: 32 AMC Rd N, Chatham, NH 03813, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/8S34YYKCsRchnJhR9)

9. Russell Pond Campground

The road less traveled is oftentimes also the most appealing. Russell Pond Campground is not only secluded and peaceful, but it is also scenic. Since this site sits on a hill above the trout-rich Russel Pond, you can cast a line or enjoy a calm (non-motorized) boat ride in the pond. Hiking trails are endless at White Mountains National Park, with 1,200-mile (1,931.2 kilometers) of bike paths. Best for families or large groups and summer trips, the place offers 84 sites of various styles, from tent camping to spacious RVs. Water faucets are nearby. Also available are flush toilets and coin-operated hot showers. Take advantage of free interpretive nature programs at the amphitheater every Saturday evening in summer.

Russell Pond Campground

Website: Russell Pond Campground

Address: North Woodstock, NH 03262, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/BUBZo25F1PocRVwR8)

10. White Ledge Campground

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Families love this relatively small but conveniently located White Lodge Campground, which is great for summer and spring trips and is one of the best campgrounds in New Hampshire. Since the place is set in the White Mountains region, you will get to enjoy easy access to scenic hiking trails, rock climbing routes, and picturesque landscapes with wildlife.

The property is just off State Route 16 and is near shops, which are only a few minutes away. It sits on a tree-canopied hill, offering plenty of shade and a grassy play area. The restrooms are clean. A hand pump is provided for water. There are no on-site showers and dump stations here, though. A few weak noises coming from the road may be discernible. The White Mountains region offers year-round recreation with four Nordic ski areas.

White Ledge Campground

Website: White Ledge Campground

Address: Chocorua Mountain Hwy, Albany, NH 03818, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/PxVaJaDmLeEZSwnr9)

11. Barnes Field Campground

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Nestled in the verdant forest of hardwood, spruce, and pine trees, on the slopes of Mount Washington, Barnes Field Campground is a popular site for camping near Hanover, New Hampshire. Hikers also go to the campground to explore the Presidential and Carter-Moriah Ranges. The place is near the Peabody River where angling and canoeing are ideal.

Barnes Field Campground’s single-loop field used to be a farming community back in the early 1900s. The large open spaces are perfect for large camping parties and group activities. Water is available, and restrooms are well-kept. The property is lovely in summer. In winter, the campground is open, but the cold can be biting, so campers must be prepared for it.

Barnes Field Campground

Website: Barnes Field Campground

Address: Dolly Copp Rd, Gorham, NH 03581, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/Q7zV1z8YJjSQqFfw8)

12. Dolly Copp Campground

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The biggest campground in White Mountain National Forest, Dolly Copp Campground is easily the preferred choice of many organizations, groups, and families exploring the lush trails of New Hampshire. With spacious sites running into many loops, the place is equipped with water spigots, flush toilets, and coin-operated showers. Traverse Daniel Webster Scout Trail to Great Gulf Wilderness. Go angling in the brook and river nearby. During autumn, experience the scenic fall foliage. Dolly Copp is one of the few campgrounds open year-round. In winter, campers are strongly advised to prepare for the harsh winter weather.

Dolly Copp Campground

Website: Dolly Copp Campground

Address: Dolly Copp Campground Rd, Gorham, NH 03581, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/6jCqni9dzz2zdt6t6)

13. Basin Campground

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Basin Campground sits on a rustic and secluded part of White Forest National Forest. In summer or spring, Immerse yourself in blissful solitude away from the digital noise of everyday city life. Ideal for couples, the site may be small, but it is conveniently near hiking and mountain biking trails. It is also near the 23-acre (9.3-hectare) Basin Pond. Enjoy canoeing on the pond’s calm waters. Have fun fishing for trout too. The campground is a combination of tent-only and standard sites, with easy access to water and restrooms. For your refill of supplies, a gas station, grocery stores are close by; even restaurants are nearby. Freyburg, a town in Maine, is a short drive away.

Basin Campground

Website: Basin Campground

Address:Basin Rd, Chatham, NH 03813, United States (https://goo.gl/maps/KKZUNNbint2sXtEd6)

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14. Captain Woodbury Guesthouse

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Captain Woodbury Guesthouse is a hybrid camping site that is perfect for couples since it offers a private room with access to the main house and an area meant for two tents. The shared outdoor shower comes with hot water on demand. Also accessible for all guests are the common kitchen, picnic tables, and the fire pit, which can be used after five in the afternoon. Guesthouse visitors may request a hearty continental breakfast. Found in the New England Hilltop village, the place is conveniently near hike and bike trails, which are perfect for exploring in summer. Go canoeing in Crescent Lake, which is only a 4-mile (6.4-kilometer) drive to the north. Wading pools in Cold River are just 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) away.

Acworth Centre Camp Sites (1 Wooded & 1 Open)

Acworth, New Hampshire, United States
16.76 km (10.5 mi) from Moody Park

25 reviews   Superhost

Campsite 1 Bed 2 Guests 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom

Accommodates: 2

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we had breakfast both mornings and it was delicious

Host:

dennis was an outstanding host and always was there for local tips and help

a fantastic place with fantastic hosts

dennis and his wife were friendly and helpful

dennis is a great host our group of 4 enjoyed staying here for 2 nights

we had a great stay here the campsite was lovely and dennis is a wonderful host

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the tent was in a very private location for a nice weekend camping trip

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Every nature enthusiast will love camping in Hanover. Whether you seek the beauty of the landscape, the benefits of physical outdoor activity, or the experience of living with bare necessities in the wild, you will find that campgrounds near Dartmouth, Hanover, are the perfect places for you. Pack your blanket and a tent and head to the verdant campgrounds of Hanover.

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