Campgrounds in northern New Hampshire

[JohnB]

Looking to our Sunline friends for some of your favorite camping places for next summer in northern NH.

Some needs:
The site needs to accommodate a 30ft travel trailer.
Having 30 amp electric at the site is nice, but we can boondock without power and do often.
If boondocking, the camp needs to have allowed generator hours to recharge our batteries.
Need access to fresh water.
The camp needs to have a dump station.

Wants:
We are more woodsy camping folks.
Trees are very welcome.
State park or state forest camp style is very nice.
A somewhat quite area, looking to be out in nature.

Bonus but not a mandate:
Near water campsites by lake or river or access to lake/river if site is inland.
A lake or pond to canoe on.
Camp roads that are paved to be able to ride a bike.
A local town somewhat near by with a small grocery store and or laundromat.

Do not need:
High end amenities.
We will not have children with us.

Thanks for any suggestions.

John & Cindy

[crburrows]

John:
We have camped every Columbus Day weekend (a week + this year) at Beech Hill Campground and Cabins in Twin Mountain, NH. The town is actually named Carroll but the area is known as Twin Mountain. Many sights to see and places to go to as it is just on the Northern edge of the White Mountains. The route number it is on is 302.
https://beechhillcampground.com/

[crburrows]

Some photos from our excursion early October. The first two are our Sunline F2353 and the second two are at the Basin in the White Mountains

[harvywells]

Lake Francis State Park north of Pittsburgh is a good one, as is Coleman State Park near Colebrook.Mount Blue State Park in Maine is also nice.

[JohnB]

Wow! Super thanks crburrows and harveywells.

I’ll check them out.

Great pics crburrows, thanks for sharing.

John