Introduction
New Hampshire's Crawford Notch State Park, situated between the Twin and Bartlett Mountains, is named after a White Mountain National Forest mountain pass and the Crawford family. The Crawford family settled in the area during the 1700s and cut most of the trails that now guide visitors up the mountain.
Crawford Notch State Park has 5,775 acres of wooded wonderland to explore and enjoy while you and your family camp in your RV. The park has plenty to do to keep you busy with lots of wildlife to view, trails to hike, and history to learn about. The Dry River Campground has 36 wooded campsites that accommodate RVs and trailers up to 40 feet in length. Don’t worry; the Dry River isn’t really dry. In fact, it is a fantastic place to cool off in the summer. Maybe, while you are there, you can catch some dinner to cook up on the campfire grill.
After dinner, take a hike on one of the many trails in the park for some exercise and to help get the kids worn out for bedtime. Winter season here is fun too, as you can use those hiking trails for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. With a backdrop of the majestic White Mountain Range, you will feel like you belong on a postcard; it is so beautiful. When you look up at the stars in the night sky after all the kids are asleep, you will wonder why you ever have to leave.
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