RV rental Mollidgewock State Park, NH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Mollidgewock State Park is contained inside the Thirteen-Mile Woods Scenic Area, which follows the Androscoggin River. The 46-acre Mollidgewock State Park is nestled on the inside curve of the Androscoggin River. The calm waters of the Androscoggin River invite swimming, fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Adventurers who arrive empty-handed can rent kayaks and canoes from the park office or utilize one of the local guide agencies. Anglers can expect to catch a wide range of fish, including fallfish, brook, brown, and rainbow trout, landlocked salmon, and smallmouth bass. In the late summers, head upstream and launch rubber tubes and rafts and spend an idle day drifting along the river. Hikers and adventurers entering the woods of Mollidgewock State Park and the surrounding parks should keep an eye out for wildlife. Though they are typically shy, accidents do happen, and help is a long, long-distance away. In addition to moose, deer, bears, wolves, and many other small-game critters roam the woods. Overhead, bald eagles, ospreys, hawks, and other raptor birds soar in lazy circles, biding their time until an unwary rabbit pokes their head too far out of cover. Umbagog Lake State Park butts up against Umbagog Lake’s shores. There are a few miles of hiking trails, though its main appeal is the easy access to the lake. Umbagog is considered one of the most pristine lakes in New Hampshire. With a surface area of over 7,800 acres, there’s plenty of room to stretch out. Even during the peak season, it’s rarely crowded. The lake is fairly shallow, averaging about 10 feet depth, and care must be taken when navigating the waters, particularly in a deep-keeled boat. The boat launch makes accessing the lake easy.