semi primative camping near conway

Looking for a place to take a 10 year old to experience tent camping in the wild.A campground where they have toilets and a watersupply for drinking but no electricity.A place to take short hikes and view wildlife.

semi primative camping near conway

Hi Hummingbirdlady12,

This one looks great in Woodstock, NH, it%26#39;s north on I-93 exit 31 then 2 miles south on Rte 175. I think it might be exactly what you%26#39;re looking for, check it out to see what you think:

Woodstock KOA

1002 Eastside Road

Woodstock, NH 03293

Information: (603) 745-8008

Fax: (603) 745-6153

Email: bbkoa1@adelphia.net

Reserve Online Now www.koa.com

Or By Phone: (800) 562-9736

Keep checking back here from time to time, there could be other suggestions as well and good luck! Have a great time.

semi primative camping near conway

Your request perfectly describes Lafayette Campground in NH%26#39;s Franconia State Park. It%26#39;s right in the middle of Franconia State Park and centrally located to lots of things that 10 year olds would love.

nhstateparks.org/ParksPages/…lafayette.html

Nearby things are The Flume, Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway and Clark%26#39;s Trading Post.

http://www.nhstateparks.com/franconia.html

http://www.flumegorge.com/

www.cannonmt.com/summer/SummerPages/tram.html

http://www.clarkstradingpost.com/

Not too far away are Mt Washington Auto Road and The Cog.

http://www.mountwashingtonautoroad.com/

http://www.thecog.com/

Check these links out and I think you%26#39;ll agree that your 10 year old will have a ball!

Along the 26 miles of the Kangamangus Highway, which runs from Rt 93 in Lincoln to Rt 16 in the Conway area, there are several White Mountain Campgrounds. All of these would be what you are looking for. The Kangamangus also offers many trail heads for all types of hiking and is not far from many attractions a 10 year old would enjoy.

I appreciate the advice on camping and I want to also say that after researching the suggestions online that paulamos101 seemed to know exactly the type of experience we are looking for.

Slightly on the primative side but not totally primative. Will find out the end of June how it is. thanks

I hope you enjoy your camping trip to NH... please let me know if this was what you were looking for. If you decide to have a nice dinner away from the campground, try the Common Man in Lincoln... it is one of our favorite restaurants. A short hike for a 10 year old would be Sabaday Falls on the Kanc (as locals call it). If the weather is warm, also on the Kanc is Lower Falls, a great place to sunbath on the rocks and it has a natural slide thru the rocks into a pool at the end. There usually is a father at the end catching the kids... fathers seem to naturally take turns catching. Enjoy!

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