Location:
On NH Rte 26, Cambridge
Activities:
Umbagog Lake State Park offers visitors a unique camping opportunity. Campers enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and wildlife viewing.
Amenities:
The campground has a camp store, flush and pit toilets, and coin-operated showers. Canoe, kayak, and rowboat rentals are also available.
Fees:
Day-use: $3.00, children 11 & under free
Camping: $29 (remote & sites w/ water hookups only); $32 (water & electric hookups); $34 (prime water & electric hookups) and $80 (cabin) per night.
Rates cover two adults and children under 18 on the site. Each additional adult is charged ½ the site fee per person per night. Each additional adult at the cabins is $7 per person per night. The maximum number of adults per site is 4, except in designated areas.
Operation
Schedule: Mid-May to mid-October
Acreage:
1,350 acres
Waterfront:
Lake Umbagog
Number
of Campsites: The park has a total of 69 campsites: The lakeside base area of the campground has 35 sites, 2 of which are for first-come/first-served campers.
There are hook-ups for water and electricity for RVs, as well as a dump station. Three cabins are also available in the base area for weekly and nightly rentals. There are 34 remote sites generally isolated in wooded areas and accessed by boat only. Each remote site has a fireplace, picnic table, and a primitive pit toilet.
These campsites are carry in/carry out - there are no trash cans or trash pick-up. The park offers transportation to the remote sites for a fee.
Pets:Pets are permitted at the park but are restricted from the beach.
More
Information:
The campground
is managed by the Division of Parks & Recreation for the Trust of
Public Lands. The Division is seeking to purchase this unique recreation
opportunity.