Vermont/ New Hampshire

[NightTraveler]

Starting to plan for next years big trip. Any advice on your favourite great campgrounds or natural places to go in Vermont and New Hampshire? We like to have electricity but not RV parks. We are Into hiking, photography and exploring natural wonders. Spending a few days in 3-4 places totalling maybe 10 days out.

[NightTraveler]

Thanks so much for your ideas. I'll check them out and start dreaming about next year. Planning is way too much fun!

[Devocamper]

Windhall Brook , COE off rt 100 in vermont 28 water electric sites, river tru park wooded very nice campground many sites with no hook ups

[ryegatevt]

PackerBacker wrote:
We always liked Lake Carmi in northern Vermont.

http://www.vtstateparks.com/htm/carmi.htm

Vermont State Parks are great, but none have hookups.

[Flintstones]

I agree with North Beach Campground in Burlington Vermont, it's right on the lake. Your whole family will enjoy the bike paths along the lake. Plenty to do in the area.

In New Hampshire, I would look at the Mount Washington Valley for hiking, kayaking, and the like. Gunstock Mountain Ski Area in Gilford New Hampshire has Zip Lines, Aerial Treetop Adventures, and Segway tours right at the Mountain, plus you can camp there as well.

[Community Alumni]

We always liked Lake Carmi in northern Vermont.

http://www.vtstateparks.com/htm/carmi.htm

[D___M]

Visit the Flume George State Park

Ride to the top of Mt. Washington on Cog Railway.

Catch a ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad.

x2 on North Beach.

[Mike__Rose]

Quechee Gorge is a natural wounder in Vermont. While there visit Weston and Okemo. Not sure of state park camping in the area. We stayed at Quechee KOA and loved it there. Used it as our base to explore the area. Lake Bomoseen near Fair Haven, VT on the NY side has state park and Half Moon also has camping.

[ed6713]

North Beach. Burlington,VT

One of our favorites. Right on Lake Champlain. Great multi-use trail that runs for miles.