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$5 - $10/night
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Cell
No Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Top 7% in state
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$5 - $10/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Not explicitly state...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Top 7% in state
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Route 16, Errol, New Hampshire, 03579, United States
Paddlers and anglers who bring their own canoe or kayak will get the most out of this place. River access is direct, the current runs easy in summer, and the Osprey and Moose Crossing sites offer better seclusion if you're not hauling a big rig.
No showers, pit toilets only, and spotty-to-nonexistent cell coverage are the reality here. Campers who need a hookup, a hot shower, or a data signal should look at something less primitive.
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Summer delivers the most reliable weather and fullest river access. Daytime highs typically reach 70–80°F, nights cool to 45–55°F. Long daylight makes it ideal for paddling, fishing, and wildlife watching. The Androscoggin's currents are easiest to navigate in summer. Spring brings rain and snowmelt, raising water levels. Fall offers crisp days and foliage but cooler temperatures. Winter is frigid with moderate snow. Tracking conditions are good, but the campground sees little use.
Summer offers the most reliable weather and fullest river access per season notes and reviews.
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Mollidgewock State Park offers a primitive camping experience with basic amenities. According to authoritative sources, potable water is available and firewood can be purchased on-site. The campground has pit toilets and lacks showers, flush toilets, and electrical or water hookups at campsites. User review highlights include the availability of fire rings and picnic tables at campsites, and a small camp store for forgotten items. Cell phone service is described as limited to nonexistent, though some variations may occur depending on the service provider.
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