When spring and summer arrive in New Hampshire there are plenty of excuses to get outside. From scenic hikes to beautiful drives, some of the best ways to enjoy the state include simply getting outside. One of the easiest methods for immersing yourself in nature is to plan a good ol’ fashioned camping trip! And, this pirate ship campground in New Hampshire is one of the most fun! It’s easy to book a regular spot to pop your tent, but we recommend making some unique plans instead. This is arrrggguably the best thing you’ll do all year!

You'll find Moose Hillock Campground in Warren, nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
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And while we love the access to all things nature and forest - including the trailheads at 4,810 foot Mt. Moosilauke - it's the pirate theme we can't get enough of!
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In between all the forest fun and roasting marshmallows, you'll find an absolutely epic swimming pool!
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The Blue Lagoon tropical swimming pool is open all summer and offers a refreshingly cool dip to those who've built up a sweat on the trails.
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As the story goes, the ship was overtaken by a group of pirates during a raging storm and (somehow) ran aground inside this New Hampshire blue lagoon.
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Suspension of disbelief might come in handy here.
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Despite being found in the woods of New Hampshire, the pirate theme truly pervades and it's fun to spend the day pretending that you're on the set of Pirate of the Caribbean!
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And, you'll find the pirate theme running through many areas of the campground.
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You'll find lots of pirate treasure, along with water cannons, a cave, waterfall, and slides for hours of fun.
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Moose Hillock Camping Resort typically opens in the spring and keeps the fun going through the fall. You can keep track of when they open for the season by visiting the Moose Hillock Camping Resort website. You can learn more by following Moose Hillock Campground on Facebook. They can be reached at 603-764-5294.

For more unique ways to spend the night under the stars, take a look at these 8 incredible yurts located throughout the state.

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Michelle | April 15, 2023

Are there any good campgrounds for winter camping in New Hampshire?

There are plenty of good campgrounds for winter camping in New Hampshire. Some of the best include:

  • Danforth Bay Camping & RV Resort, Freedom
  • Blackberry Mountain Campground, Conway
  • Apple Hill Campground, Bethlehem
  • Lafayette Place Campground, Lincoln
  • Ramblewood Cabins and Campground, Pittsburg
  • Meredith Woods Four Season Camping Area, Meredith
  • Crazy Horse Family Campground, Littleton
  • Hancock Campground, White Mountain National Forest

 

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Does New Hampshire have any natural wonders?

New Hampshire has plenty of natural wonders to explore. Some of the best are the following:

  • Beaver Brook Falls, Colebrook: In addition to being one of the most beautiful sights in the state, this waterfall is easy to access. Simply drive up, park, and look at the cascades!
  • Devil's Hopyard, Stark: People call this beauty a miniature version of Royal Gorge and we think you'll agree.
  • Lost River Gorge, Kinsman Notch: The natural landscape of this natural wonder was created over 300 million years ago when the Ice Age carried mile-thick glaciers all over the area.
  • Diana’s Baths, near North Conway: One of the most beloved natural wonders in the state, these perfectly smooth rock formations make some of the best pools for swimming.
  • Flume Gorge, Franconia: This gorge was formed over 200 years ago and today it's one of the most visited nature areas in New Hampshire. While it's often crowded, it's truly magnificent and worth a visit.

 

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