camping/tent and cabins ma. r.i.me.and nh.?

Question

looking for a different place to camp this 4th of july. small cabin would be great but tenting is ok also.

Answer 1

Ok sorry bout that, My favorite place to camp is Dolly Copp Campground in Gorham, NH. The write up on the site doesn't do it justice to tell you the truth. They should hire me to do their PR..lol. Anyway Dolly Copp site at 3000 feet althought you would never know it and has 176 secluded sites with many of them having great views. The site vary from wooded, river side to open field. You can have an RV or tent and hook ups are available for both. The field sites have AMAZING views of the Presidential Range and other towering mountains. If you interested in Hiking you can take the Daniel Webster trail to the top of Mt Madison which is over 5200 feet high! If you enjoy swimming you can jump in the rushing river adjacent to the campground! If have a fishing license head up the trail a quarter mile and toss a line in at the rangers pool for some nice trout! It costs about 15 bucks to camp per night and they do have onsite wood and ice for a charge. Dont buy at home cause it will def be cheaper at the campground...how unusual is that!!!! 15 min north of here is Gorham and you will find all the comforts of home there so if you get up and don't feel like cooking a meal then head on down to the local pancake house! This location is close to civilization (relatively speaking...lol) but very remote at the same time and will offer just about everything a true camper would need or want!

There is a map of the sites here and you can make reservations here too...not the best site but you can see the sites http://www.reserveamerica.com/jsp/commonpage.jsp?goto=/nrrs/nh/dolc/newindex.html

Answer 2

MY PERSONAL FAVORITE IS THE WHITE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK IN N.H., THERE'S EVERYTHING... CABINS, CAMPING, MOTELS IF YOU WANT... BUT BEWARE OF THE BEARS!!! :)