8 Great Campgrounds in New England
By Ryan Wood
Active.com
New England has some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. Here is your chance to see it up close with these eight camping destinations from Connecticut to the Maine coastline.
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Waquoit Bay Nat. Estuarine Research Reserve
Waquoit, Massachusetts
With 2,500 acres of coastal land on the southern shore of Cape Cod, Waquoit Bay offers hiking trails and 11 primitive campsites. Learn More ?
Winhall Brook
South Londonderry, Vermont
Nestled in the Green Mountains along the West River, the 111 campsites are popular for those who love the outdoors. Learn More ?
Charlestown Breachway
Charlestown, Rhode Island
Featuring some of the best saltwater fishing in Rhode Island, the Breachway asks you to "take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints." Learn More ?
Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, Maine
Get an up-close look at Maine's stunning coastline and beautiful lighthouses. Campers regularly kayak, fish and even whale watch. Learn More ?
Lake Waramaug State Park
New Preston, Connecticut
One of the most scenic campsites in New England, Lake Waramaug attracts many sightseers in the fall. Fishing, scuba diving, hiking and mountain biking are popular here. Learn More ?
Otter River State Forest
Baldwinville, Massachusetts
A two-acre pond is ideal for swimming, while the 9,000 acres of the adjacent Birch Hill Wildlife area are popular for hiking and mountain biking. Learn More ?
Mashamoquet Brook State Park
Pomfret Center, Connecticut
This park is ideal for picnicking, fishing and hiking and features a distinct trail system to connect campers to all areas of the park. Learn More ?
Twin Mountain KOA
Twin Mountain, New Hampshire
In the middle of the scenic White Mountains, this New Hampshire campground offers hiking trails, fishing and biking with the opportunity to see moose on a guided tour. Learn More ?
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