State and Local Parks
State and local parks of Great North Woods region provide fun for all tastes
3 places to visit
Umbagog Lake State Park
Rated one of the five top locations in New England for kayaking and paddling
235 East Route 26 Cambridge, NH 03579 603-482-7795 Umbagog Lake State Park offers a beach area for swimming, fishing, and boating. Canoes, kayaks, and rowboats are available for rent. A boat launch and fuel sales are available. The Boston Globe called Lake Umbagog the number five top kayak spot in New England.
Lake Francis State Park
Good for fishing, boating, paddling, and camping
439 River Road Pittsburg, NH 03592 603-538-6965 Lake Francis State Park lies on the shores of Lake Francis a 2,000 acre lake near the Connecticut Lakes. Popular for fishing and hunting and boating. The lake has a boat launch and canoes are available for rent.
Lake Francis campground provides 45 sites, including nine sites with hook-ups and nine sites for ATV camping. Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Camping with limited facilities is available starting April 24, and post-season through October.
Camping information.
Campground map.
Lake Francis campground provides 45 sites, including nine sites with hook-ups and nine sites for ATV camping. Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Camping with limited facilities is available starting April 24, and post-season through October.
Camping information.
Campground map.
Coleman State Park
1166 Diamond Pond Road Stewartstown, NH 03576 603-237-5382 Coleman State Park is on the shores of Little Diamond Pond in Stewartstown. This pond, and nearby streams, offers excellent trout fishing. A boat launch is located within the park; small boats are permitted, but speed is restricted. Rowboats are available for rent. Pets are permitted in the campground areas, but not in the lodges.