Description

New Hampshire, Wolfeboro Campground

Directions:

Northeast of Wolfeboro on Center Street (Also called Highway-28 and Highway-109), travel Eastbound for several miles and pass through Wolfeboro Center.  Travel an additional mile or so and take Hanes Hill Road on the right.  Continue on Haines Hill Road for just a few blocks and the campground entrance will be one the right side. 

Please see the Campbase map tab for the exact location. 

Comment

Wolfeboro Campground is a quiet RV and tent campground.  Campbase estimates that RV's up to 40 feet can be accommodated.  The campground is seasional being open from May through October.  The park has full hookups, restrooms and showers.  Camp sites all have shade trees.  Camp roads and parking pads are all crushed rock.  There is a small camp store with ice, firewood, and propane available. Pets were allowed.  The campground is a bit remote however, there are several lakes in the area. 

Local Recreation:

Boaters will enjoy nearby Lake Wentworth and Lake Winnipesaukee.  Winnipesaukee being the largest lake in the state.  

Nearby Downtown Wolfeboro is a great spot to spend the day.  Lacated on Lake Winnipesaukee there are shops, restaurants, and coffee houses.  

Campbase especially enjoyed the Cotton Valley Rail Trail.  Quite amazing, it pass near this campground..  Campbase prefers to start the ride from Downtown Wolfeboro.  Its an amazing trail passing by lakes and picturesque New Hampshire views.