Drive-in access from Route 3. In the Great North Woods this lakefront park offers 45 sites for tent camping as well as some two-way hookups. The park offers excellent base for fishing, wildlife viewing and kayaking.

Located at mouth of Capon Brook on the Johnson Farm Wildlife Management Area.

Quiet campsite on edge of field. Picnic table and mouldering privy. Suitable for larger groups; please concentrate tents on the northern end of the meadow, to prevent damage to hay crops.

A campsite has been developed for paddlers' on an island immediately across the river from Lyman Falls State Park and just upstream of the breached dam at Lyman Falls.
Land on the south-west side of the island, adjacent to the breached dam, and follow path to a large clearing with picnic table and fire ring. A box privy is located 100' up a path to the north.
This site was revitalized in 2018, during a workday in honor of William Schomburg, a long-time Columbia resident who helped conserve this land.

Peaceful campsite maintained by the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, conserved by the Vermont River Conservancy through the efforts of Bruce and Mary Sloat. The site is immediately downstream of granite railroad trestle, on the Vermont side. Land on a beach and follow trail north to campsite on former railroad right of way. Look for picnic table and fire ring. A privy is located is located to the southwest.

Situated in a shady stand of pines about two miles below the confluence of the Upper Ammonusooc, after the river makes a tight 180 degree turn near 102.

Private riverside campground. Caters to RVs, but grassy meadow provided for tent camping. For reservations and info call 888-788-3815 or visitwww.beavertrailsnh.com

Located just north of high tension line that crosses the narrow, north arm of the reservoir, on the New Hampshire side.

Located on a shady river terrace on the New Hampshire side of the river, across from the north end of Stevens Island.

A large but often overgrown campsite located on the third wooded island in reach between McIndoe Falls and Dodge Falls. Rope swing!

About 2 miles below the Woodsville Bridge. The northern campsite is located at the northeast end of this island with access on a moderately-sloped cobblestone bank. The southern campsite is at the southwestern corner of the island. Suggested donation of $10 per tent per night

One of the first campsites established on the Upper Connecticut River, and recently re-established with the help of the Thetford Academy.
Access is via a set of removable stairs situated just past the southern tip of the adjacent island.
(Note: this campsite is not on the 1st or 2nd Editions of the Paddlers' Trail map)

Located on the Vermont side one mile below the old Bedell Bridge abutment. Located on a wooded bank after the river turns from SE to S, a few hundred yards north of the Bradford line.Suggested donation of $10 per tent per night

Past Bug's Island. Located at the mouth of Eastman Brook, before the river veers west.

Two miles below the arch bridge, on a low wooded point just above the marshland at the outlet of Lake Morey.
Suggested donation of $10 per tent per night

A pleasant and roomy camping spot nestled in a grove of White Pines north of Hanover. Warning - this can be a popular hang-out spot for local kids, especially on weekend nights.

Located about 3 miles below the mouth of the Mascoma River and the I-89 bridge at West Lebanon, and just above the mouth of the Ottauquechee River. Access is from the west side of the island, on the main channel.Suggested donation of $10 per tent per night

Just past the mouth of the Sugar River (NH) Beautiful and popular campsite

Two miles below Hubbard Island. This site was built and formerly used by the Student Conservation Association. Access to the site is up a steep trail with timber steps. The site sits in an area with hemlocks overlooking the river and adjacent to a field. It includes three tent platforms, a composting toilet, and a small network of trails. Fires are not permitted - stoves only.
Public access is permitted via the river only. Please stay within campsite boundaries.

Small campsite at mouth of Cobb Brook, beneath a stand of silver maples.

Primitive campsite that accomodates small groups of canoeists and kayakers.

Small camping area for boaters and canoeists only. Tent sites are $22/night and the Adirondack shelter is $30/night.

WARNING - The first landing of the second staircase has a large bees nest under it! Constructed in 2016 by the Appalachian Mountain Club, on land owned by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Accommodates up to 10 campers and four tents on tent platforms. Stays are limited to two consecutive nights. Registration is recommended at: https://goo.gl/kBtFZD. Campers must bring their own water or means of water purification.

Features two tent pads. Constructed in 2019 by the Appalachian Mountain Club, on land owned by the City of Northampton.
Accommodates up to 10 campers and four tents on tent pads. No potable water or privy. Stays are limited to two consecutive nights.

Constructed in 2019 by the Appalachian Mountain Club, on land owned by the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. Accommodates up 10 - 12 campers and four tents on tent platforms and has a privy as well. Stays are limited to two consecutive nights. Campers must bring their own water or means of water purification.

State park with two campsites for paddlers on one-night stays. Reservations required.

Maintained by the Appalachian Mountain Club, working in partnership with The Nature Conservancy. The campsite is a short paddle down from the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut. It features two tent platforms, which can accommodate up to 10 - 12 people or 4 tents. The campsite has a privy but not potable water. It is available to non-motorized boats and is paddle access only from the river, there is no land access. The campsite is first come first, first serve.

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