CAMPING

Camping

For one-fifth the cost of a no-frills hotel room, a fine camping spot can be found, either at a friendly state forest or in the one million acres of the Green and White National Forests. The solitude can be priceless, and you might be lucky enough to see Mother Nature put on a show, such as a fantastic sunset or a brown bear fishing for rainbow trout in a secluded river or creek. These listings feature public campgrounds (those in state and federal parks and forests) in alphabetical order by state. Many fees and dates are tentative and may be changed when the season begins. The information below, including hours, is valid only through Labor Day. Camping fees in the following listings refer to a single night's use of a campsite, except as noted. Many campgrounds have different fee structures for large groups or nonprofit organizations, if they can even accommodate such groups. The Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) provides information on camping, hiking, bicycling, and canoeing throughout New England. Contact the AMC at (617) 523-0636.

CONNECTICUT

MAINE: Southern Maine

MAINE: Midcoast/Central

MAINE: Northern Maine

MASSACHUSETTS: North of Boston

MASSACHUSETTS: South of Boston

MASSACHUSETTS: West of Boston

NEW HAMPSHIRE

RHODE ISLAND

VERMONT

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