Hampton Beach State Park (South)

133 Jenkins Road, ANDOVER, Massachusetts, 01810, United States

Nestled within 3,000 acres of pristine New England forest, Loraine Campground at Harold Parker State Forest invites you to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. Here, towering hemlocks and white pines create a natural cathedral above 91 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay – from crackling fire rings perfect for evening s'mores to convenient water spigots and modern shower facilities. Whether you're pitching a tent under the starlit canopy or parking your RV among the hardwoods, this woodland retreat offers the perfect balance of wilderness immersion and modern amenities.

State Reservation Road, SALISBURY, Massachusetts, 01952, United States

Where the Merrimack River meets the Atlantic, Salisbury Beach State Reservation beckons with 484 well-appointed campsites spread across its sandy peninsula. Each site comes equipped with water and electric hookups, a picnic table, fire ring, and pedestal grill—everything you need for memorable evenings under the stars. Modern comfort stations dot the campground, with hot showers and flush toilets ensuring your comfort after long days of beach exploration. The W Street facility offers full accessibility, and convenient dumping stations serve RV travelers. While the sites bask in full sun—perfect for solar enthusiasts but pack that shade canopy—you're never more than a short walk from 3.8 miles of pristine Atlantic coastline where cool ocean breezes provide natural relief.

128 Mountain Rd, Nottingham, New Hampshire, 03290, United States

Nestled in the heart of southern New Hampshire, Pawtuckaway State Park Campground offers an enchanting escape where 195 secluded woodland sites await your arrival. This sought-after destination perfectly balances accessibility to the seacoast and Manchester with the tranquility of nature. Wake up to filtered sunlight through towering trees and glimpses of the shimmering lake beyond. Each thoughtfully designed campsite comes complete with its own parking space, level tent pad, welcoming picnic table, and traditional stone-ringed fireplace for those memorable evening gatherings. Adventure beckons at every turn—paddle across mirror-like waters, cast a line for the catch of the day, explore winding hiking trails, or challenge yourself on mountain bike paths. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with the wilderness experience, featuring clean restrooms with running water, round-the-clock hot showers (coin-operated), convenient boat launch access, and a well-stocked camp store. For those who prefer to explore by water, canoes and paddle boats are available for rent, opening up new perspectives of this stunning landscape.

State Reservation Road, SALISBURY, Massachusetts, 01952, United States

Where the Merrimack River meets the Atlantic, Salisbury Beach State Reservation beckons with 484 well-appointed campsites spread across its sandy peninsula. Each site comes equipped with water and electric hookups, a picnic table, fire ring, and pedestal grill—everything you need for memorable evenings under the stars. Modern comfort stations dot the campground, with hot showers and flush toilets ensuring your comfort after long days of beach exploration. The W Street facility offers full accessibility, and convenient dumping stations serve RV travelers. While the sites bask in full sun—perfect for solar enthusiasts but pack that shade canopy—you're never more than a short walk from 3.8 miles of pristine Atlantic coastline where cool ocean breezes provide natural relief.

128 Mountain Rd, Nottingham, New Hampshire, 03290, United States

Nestled in the heart of southern New Hampshire, Pawtuckaway State Park Campground offers an enchanting escape where 195 secluded woodland sites await your arrival. This sought-after destination perfectly balances accessibility to the seacoast and Manchester with the tranquility of nature. Wake up to filtered sunlight through towering trees and glimpses of the shimmering lake beyond. Each thoughtfully designed campsite comes complete with its own parking space, level tent pad, welcoming picnic table, and traditional stone-ringed fireplace for those memorable evening gatherings. Adventure beckons at every turn—paddle across mirror-like waters, cast a line for the catch of the day, explore winding hiking trails, or challenge yourself on mountain bike paths. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with the wilderness experience, featuring clean restrooms with running water, round-the-clock hot showers (coin-operated), convenient boat launch access, and a well-stocked camp store. For those who prefer to explore by water, canoes and paddle boats are available for rent, opening up new perspectives of this stunning landscape.