So I got an LX and am on track to finish it up for a road trip to NH in October. Anybody got any good suggestions on places to camp there? I wouldn’t mind something a little off the beaten path but not so extreme I’d scare the crap out of my never been off-roading wife. Thanks in advance.
Camping Suggestions for NH in October (1 Viewer)
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How about you check out this Fall Gathering...been to it once, great wheeling, good folks, nice campground....
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Events/Trails - Fall Gathering 2020 registration is now open
Well before you known it, it will be Columbus Day weekend. With that we still plan on going forward with the Fall Gathering. Just wanted to get that out as a few were questioning wether it was still on or not. In the next few days I will update this post with some more information.
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I'll second joining us for the Fall Gathering. Stock to break something trails.
The campground is very basic, it is used as a staging area. No real amenities.
Bathrooms and showers but the building was not heated.
Yankee Toys is a great group of people. Very family oriented event. The stock runs are well attended.
If not, there is also:
sevenmaples.com
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The campground is very basic, it is used as a staging area. No real amenities.
Bathrooms and showers but the building was not heated.
Yankee Toys is a great group of people. Very family oriented event. The stock runs are well attended.
If not, there is also:
Seven Maples
Spacious Skies Seven Maples Campgrounds is located in the Monadnock region of southwestern New Hampshire, known for its uniquely hilly terrain and outdoor activities
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Visit NH : Campgrounds
New Hampshire is the perfect place for your camping getaway, with campgrounds to fit every vacation need. Book your site and get ready for a memory making trip!
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Thanks peeps! I wish I could get that time off. It’s better and worse in that I get the week after Columbus Day. No tourists, no traffic, but no conventions either.
There is lots of good camping in NH. Jericho state park is kind of neat because there are remote sites along the wheeling trails there.
