Campgrounds

Why just spend one day at the Morningside Flight Park when you can spend several? The park offers an expansive camping area amid an old-growth forest on the back side of the training hill. Bring your own tent and pitch it on a site with beautiful views of the Connecticut River Valley, with a kitchen and bathhouse close by. Or, stay in a platform cabin (perfect for two). For bigger groups, up to six people, ask about The Castle, the summit cabin with large windows and a deck for watching glider launches and gorgeous sunsets. Activities near the campground include swimming and fishing ponds, playing fields, a picnic area and fire pits. And, of course, there are laser-tag games, zip lines and plenty of hang gliding and paragliding!

Mount Sunapee State Park has a campground offers lean-to and platform sites in a natural setting. Camping costs $23 to $29 per night and the campground operates from late May to mid-October. | Campground map
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