Camping is a way of life in New Hampshire. Whether you go solo or bring your entire extended family, we can guess that if you live in the Shire you have been camping more than a few times! It's all too easy to find yourself going to the same place over and over - so if you're in a rut consider the following 9 camping spots. They range from resort-type camping with activities and amenities galore to true deep woods camping, so make sure to do some research before you commit!

1. Glen Ellis Family Campground, Glen

This gorgeous campground offers 200 sites, rental trailers, and plenty to keep your family occupied. They have a playground, a game barn, laundry facilities, sports fields, and even a pool - not to mention some really gorgeous views. It's located very close to Story Land and makes a perfect base for families visiting that park. The campground is located at 3 Glen Ellis Campground Rd., Glen, NH, 03838. Learn more here.

2. White Lake State Park, Tamworth

With a large, gorgeous beach on White Lake and lovely campsites, this Tamworth spot is a treasure. They offer boat rentals if you want to take a spin on the lake! The campground is located at 1632 White Mountain Hwy

Tamworth, NH 03886. Learn more here.

3. Dry River Campground,

In the middle of Crawford Notch State Park, this rustic campground offers simply incredible views. You won't find frills here, just nature at its finest. It's located at 2059 Route US 302 West Bartlett, NH 03812. Learn more here.

4. Northstar Campground, Newport

With sites along a river and in a grassy field for both tents and RVs, playgrounds, games, and a pool, Northstar Campground has options to suit your family. And with 117 acres, there's plenty of room to spread out. The campground is located at 43 Coon Brook Road, Newport, NH 03773. Learn more here.

5. Bear Brook State Park, Allenstown

Smack in the middle of the largest state park in New Hampshire, this campground is a perfect base for exploring. With forty miles of trails in the park, you can keep exploring until you find magical ponds, streams, and more. There are also two archery ranges within the park. The campground is located at 61 Deerfield Rd, Allenstown, NH 03275. Learn more here.

6. Pillsbury State Park, Washington

If you're really looking to get away from it all, consider this campground. In one of the lesser-known New Hampshire State Parks, it offers up plenty of serenity and is a great place for canoeing or fishing on the pond. It's located off Route 31, Washington, NH. Learn more here.

7. Umbagog Lake State Park, Cambridge

This spot is for those of you who are really committed to getting out in nature! Umbagog Lake is already quite remote, and for the 2017 season the only campsites open are accessible only by boat (you can pay a fee to have park staff take you, or take your own boat). But if you want to maximize your chances of seeing moose, loons, and more this summer, this is the spot for you. It's located at 235 East Route 26

Cambridge, NH 03579. Learn more here.

8. Chocorua Campground, Tamworth

With great views of Mount Chocorua, this KOA campground is another great option for families looking for plenty of amenities and activities. From arts and crafts to swimming and boat rentals, this place has it all. It's located at 893 White Mountain Hwy, Chocorua, Tamworth, NH 03817. Learn more here.

9. Oxbow Campground, Deering

With tent sites, RV hookups, and rental cabins, you can choose what camping means to you at Oxbow Campground. Wherever you sleep, you'll have access to a pond with paddleboats, a rec room, playing fields, and more. They're located at 8 Oxbow Rd, Deering, NH 03244. Learn more here.

Which of these spots are going on your summer bucket list?