Group Campgrounds in New Hampshire

Discover the best group campgrounds across New Hampshire. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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Moose Brook State Park

Gorham

The campground accommodates groups with multiple adjacent sites nestled along a mountain brook, plus clean bathhouses that stay open 24/7 for larger parties.

Cannon Mountain Rv Park

Franconia

With only seven RV sites featuring full hookups, this location rewards small groups who reserve early with exclusive access to Franconia Notch State Park's wilderness.

Bear Brook State Park

Deerfield, NH

New Hampshire's largest developed park spans 10,000 acres with enough space and facilities to accommodate multiple groups simultaneously without feeling crowded.

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About Group Campgrounds in New Hampshire

Group camping in New Hampshire offers an unparalleled blend of White Mountains grandeur, pristine lakes, and wilderness solitude that creates unforgettable shared experiences. From the dramatic peaks of Franconia Notch to the remote waters of the Great North Woods, the Granite State provides diverse settings where groups can gather around campfires, tackle mountain trails together, and forge lasting memories.

Best Time

Peak group camping season runs from late May through mid-October, with July and August offering the most reliable weather and warmest temperatures for swimming and water activities. However, September and early October present the ideal window for groups seeking fewer crowds, comfortable hiking temperatures, and spectacular fall foliage displays that paint the White Mountains in brilliant reds and golds.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
Reservable for your dates

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Sugarloaf 1 Campground

Twin Mountain
White Mountain National Forest

The 62 single sites accommodate multiple families camping together, with easy reservation through Recreation.gov ensuring your group secures adjacent spots near the Ammonoosuc River.

Lake Francis State Park

Pittsburg

Multiple waterfront sites accommodate large groups along 2,000 acres of pristine lake, with coin-operated hot showers and modern facilities that keep everyone comfortable after days of paddling and fishing.

Umbagog Lake State Park

Cambridge

Multiple remote cabins and waterfront campsites accommodate groups seeking wilderness immersion along pristine shorelines with easy boat access. Shared wildlife encounters—from loon calls echoing at dawn to moose wading through evening shallows—create unforgettable bonding moments around...

Lafayette Place Campground

Franconia

Multiple wooded sites accommodate large groups while maintaining privacy among towering pines, with a central camp store serving as a natural gathering point for meal planning and trail strategy sessions.

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Sugarloaf 2 Campground

Twin Mountain
White Mountain National Forest

Multiple campsites nestled along the river let groups spread out while staying connected, with enough capacity to accommodate larger gatherings when combined with neighboring Sugarloaf 1.

Monadnock State Park Gilson Pond Area

Jaffrey, NH

This New Hampshire campground—the state's first new development since the 1980s—spreads 35 modern sites beneath towering pines, with both drive-up and hike-to options that let groups choose their adventure level.

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Waterville Campground

Waterville Valley
White Mountain National Forest

The spacious loop road layout accommodates multiple camping parties within easy walking distance, while towering trees between sites maintain privacy for each group.

Large group sites accommodate multiple tents under towering canopies, with dedicated fire rings and picnic areas where your crew can gather after paddling pristine ponds or spotting moose in morning mists.

Large groups can reserve multiple adjacent sites throughout this Crawford Notch woodland, where spacious layouts between towering trees provide both privacy and easy access to neighboring campers.

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Moose Brook State Park

Cannon Mountain Rv Park

Bear Brook State Park

Sugarloaf 1 Campground

Lake Francis State Park

Umbagog Lake State Park

Lafayette Place Campground

Sugarloaf 2 Campground

Monadnock State Park Gilson Pond Area

Waterville Campground

Pillsbury State Park

Dry River Campground

Pawtuckaway State Park

Mollidgewock State Park

Milan Hill State Park

Fourth Iron Campground

Radeke Cabin

Doublehead Cabin

Surry Mountain Lake Campground

Hampton Beach State Park (South)

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group hiking on White Mountains trailsCampfire cooking and outdoor mealsSwimming in mountain lakes and pondsFishing in streams, rivers, and lakesWildlife viewing (moose, loons, eagles)Kayaking and canoeing expeditions

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group sites well in advance through the New Hampshire State Parks reservation system, as popular locations like Moose Brook and Bear Brook fill quickly for summer weekends.
2Bring layered clothing regardless of season—White Mountains weather changes rapidly, and temperatures drop significantly at elevation even in summer.
3For groups splitting between tents and RVs, choose campgrounds like Cannon Mountain RV Park that offer mixed-use sites with both hookups and tent pads.
4Pack bear-resistant food storage containers or be prepared to use provided bear boxes, as black bears actively forage throughout New Hampshire's forests.

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