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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$5 - $10/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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Off Route 2, Jimtown Rd, Gorham, New Hampshire, 03581, United States
Hikers and families who want White Mountains access without the price tag. The brook swimming hole is cold and legitimately fun, fishing reaches the Peabody and Moose rivers, and rangers are consistently helpful. Grab a site early for summer weekends.
No hookups and no dump station rules this out for RV campers who need electric or sewer. Cell service is essentially gone here, and reviewers who needed connectivity found no workaround beyond the park office payphone.
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Summer brings daytime highs around 70-80°F and cool nights in the mid-40s to mid-50s, ideal for swimming, hiking, and fishing. All amenities are accessible and trails are snow-free, making it the busiest season. Book early for summer weekends and holidays. It can get cold unexpectedly even in warmer months, so bring extra layers. Winter blankets the area in deep snow from January through March. Spring snowmelt swells the brook in April, and autumn brings foliage to the surrounding peaks.
Ideal: swimming in warmed shallows, trails snow-free, daytime highs 70-80°F.
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Moose Brook State Park offers a range of amenities, including flush and vault toilets, showers, potable drinking water, picnic shelters, and fire rings. Bathrooms and showers are accessible 24/7 in the main campground, while some sites are serviced by outhouses. The park is equipped with a ranger station and a camp store that stocks supplies and souvenirs. Cell service is limited, and emergency calls can be made from a payphone at the park office. Firewood is available for purchase on-site.
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