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The 5 State Park Lodges That Make The Ultimate Getaway In New Hampshire

Published Jan 27, 2022

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Ben Jones

In New Hampshire state parks, you can enjoy a wild outdoors getaway without sleeping on a nylon tent floor. A handful of state parks have lodges and cabins for rent that offer the best of both worlds – a chance to spent the night in a gorgeous state park and enjoy the comfort of a real bed. Read on to see where you can enjoy one of these unique getaway spots.

1. Umbagog Lake State Park

A rustic cabin porch with wooden chairs, a door, and a view of trees and water in the background.
Tripadvisor / Heidi W

This park in Coos County includes a pristine lake and it’s a camper’s paradise. In addition to the traditional campground amenities, there are two cabins for rent as well as four remote cabins that can only be reached by boat.

2. Pawtuckaway State Park

A serene lake scene with sandy shore, surrounded by trees and small islands under a clear blue sky.
Tripadvisor / Ramsesus

This scenic 5,000-acre park in Rockingham County offers something for everyone, including a beach for sun lovers, trails for hikers and marshland for birdwatchers. Five spacious cabins each have room enough for six people.

3. Coleman State Park

A snowy lodge with a sign indicating it's open, surrounded by parked trucks and a winter landscape.
Facebook / The Lodges at Coleman State Park

Adventure seekers will find the ideal basecamp at Coleman State Park. The Lodges at Coleman State Park sleep up to eight and have direct access to more than a thousand miles of snowmobile and off-road vehicle trails. They are also a short distance from a pond that’s great for fishing and boating.

4. Deer Mountain State Park

Cozy attic bedroom with wooden walls, a bed covered in a blue blanket, and sunlight streaming through the windows.
Google / Rachel Pincince

Near the Canadian border is an escape that will take you to another world. Deer Mountain State Park is surrounded by the lush Connecticut Lakes State Forest. It has a comfortable cabin that sleeps up to eight people.

5. Jericho Mountain State Park

Three men stand on the porch of a log cabin, engaged in conversation, surrounded by trees and autumn foliage.
Jericho Mountain State Park

Motorsports lovers will want to make tracks to this state park. Jericho Mountain State Park in Berlin is paradise for ATV/UTV and trail bike riders and snowmobilers. The park rents cabins that sleep up to six people.

Two people sit on ATVs overlooking a lush green valley with wind turbines in the distance under a cloudy sky.
Google / Jason Brown

You’ll feel refreshed and ready for your ride!

If you love outdoor escapes, here are some inns that are perfect for a New Hampshire winter weekend.

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