As any outdoor lover knows, the fun doesn’t have to stop when the temperatures dip. From hikes through the Whites to simple trail walks in your own backyard, some might argue that things just start getting good once winter hits in the Granite State. One of the most common misconceptions is that camping needs to end after the summer. But, those who prefer sleeping under the stars will love that there are some places in New Hampshire that allow camping year round. If that’s you, check these out!

  1. Danforth Bay Camping & RV Resort, Freedom

danforthbay.com This spot is perfectly located between the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. They offer 300 sites across their 185 acres, making this perfect for people who love to spread out. Check them out at: 196 Shawtown Rd., Freedom / 603-539-2069.

  1. Blackberry Mountain Campground, Conway

Bryan Preas / Google Located in the beautiful White Mountain National Forest, this spot is great if you love your winter camping to be basic. Once the colder temps hit, things get primitive but you can’t beat the scenery at any time of year. They’re located along the Kancamagus Highway, Conway / 603-536-6100.

  1. Apple Hill Campground, Bethlehem

applehillcamping.com This family-run campground in the White Mountains offers access to all of the best four-season activities. In the winter bring your skis and snowshoes along with your snowmobile! Visit them at: 647 Maple St., Bethlehem / 603-869-2238.

  1. Lafayette Place Campground,Lincoln

taowyman / TripAdvisor These 97 sites nestled in the heart of Franconia Notch State Park all have lots of room and come with access to some of the best outdoors in the state. Expect primitive access between October and May, but you’re an outdoorsy person - you don’t need luxury, right? Find them at Franconia Notch State Park, Franconia.

  1. Ramblewood Cabins and Campground, Pittsburg

Ramblewood Cabins and Campground / Facebook Located on 180 wooded acres in Pittsburg, this beautiful spot offers cabins and campground on the water. It all started nearly 30 years ago with just one cabin and today there are 30 campsites and 8 cabins. They’re located at 59 Ramblewood Rd. Pittsburg / 603-538-6948.

  1. Meredith Woods Four Season Camping Area, Meredith

CampinNana / TripAdvisor Located right in the heart of the Lakes Region, this spot has perfected the art of winter camping. They’ve been doing it since 1991! Check them out at: 26 Campground Rd., Meredith / 603-279-5449

  1. Crazy Horse Family Campground, Littleton

Crazy Horse Family Campground / Facebook This four-season campground offers access to 100 acres of beautiful forest, as well as 12 miles of waterways. In the winter, guests have access to all of the state’s snowmobile trails. They’re located at 788 Hilltop Rd., Littleton / 603-444-2204.

  1. Hancock Campground, White Mountain National Forest

Timothy I / TripAdvisor One of the most beautiful spots for easy car camping, you might want to plan your drive from one point to another with this sleeping stop in mind. The 56 sites are near the water, which makes this place extra beautiful in the winter and full of activities in the summer. They’re located just off the Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln / 603-536-6100.

Another great way to get outside this time of year is by doing a hike through this Christmas tree forest. It’s both magical and active!

danforthbay.com

This spot is perfectly located between the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. They offer 300 sites across their 185 acres, making this perfect for people who love to spread out. Check them out at: 196 Shawtown Rd., Freedom / 603-539-2069.

Bryan Preas / Google

Located in the beautiful White Mountain National Forest, this spot is great if you love your winter camping to be basic. Once the colder temps hit, things get primitive but you can’t beat the scenery at any time of year. They’re located along the Kancamagus Highway, Conway / 603-536-6100.

applehillcamping.com

This family-run campground in the White Mountains offers access to all of the best four-season activities. In the winter bring your skis and snowshoes along with your snowmobile! Visit them at: 647 Maple St., Bethlehem / 603-869-2238.

taowyman / TripAdvisor

These 97 sites nestled in the heart of Franconia Notch State Park all have lots of room and come with access to some of the best outdoors in the state. Expect primitive access between October and May, but you’re an outdoorsy person - you don’t need luxury, right? Find them at Franconia Notch State Park, Franconia.

Ramblewood Cabins and Campground / Facebook

Located on 180 wooded acres in Pittsburg, this beautiful spot offers cabins and campground on the water. It all started nearly 30 years ago with just one cabin and today there are 30 campsites and 8 cabins. They’re located at 59 Ramblewood Rd. Pittsburg / 603-538-6948.

CampinNana / TripAdvisor

Located right in the heart of the Lakes Region, this spot has perfected the art of winter camping. They’ve been doing it since 1991! Check them out at: 26 Campground Rd., Meredith / 603-279-5449

Crazy Horse Family Campground / Facebook

This four-season campground offers access to 100 acres of beautiful forest, as well as 12 miles of waterways. In the winter, guests have access to all of the state’s snowmobile trails. They’re located at 788 Hilltop Rd., Littleton / 603-444-2204.

Timothy I / TripAdvisor

One of the most beautiful spots for easy car camping, you might want to plan your drive from one point to another with this sleeping stop in mind. The 56 sites are near the water, which makes this place extra beautiful in the winter and full of activities in the summer. They’re located just off the Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln / 603-536-6100.

 

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