RV Parks & Campgrounds near Gloucester, MA

New England isn’t exactly a region known for its beaches, especially since the weather is rarely rain-free or warm enough for a day out on the sand. However, for those few wonderful months of summer sunshine, the place to go is definitely the New Hampshire Seacoast. This is where you’ll find the softest sand, the best waves, and the best boardwalk area at Hampton Beach.

Though camping on the beach isn’t really an option when you book an RV in Rockingham County, the next best thing is camping at Wakeda Campground in nearby Hampton Falls. Many of their sites have full hookups, or you can just get electricity and water and use the dump stations to empty your tanks. …

The town of Barrington has a long and storied history that dates back centuries to America’s Colonial era. Like many towns in southern New Hampshire, its population grew considerably during the Industrial Revolution, when the state's fast-moving rivers provided power to area mills and steelworks. But you won’t find many factories or sooty clouds in Barrington today – it’s a rural New England community, with a wealth of natural beauty and plenty of charm to make it one of the area’s most popular tourist destinations.

Camping at Barrington Shores Campground is a fantastic way to see this part of New Hampshire, and you’ll have easy access to most of the sights in the southern part of the state and southwestern …

In the Seacoast Region of Portsmouth, which hugs the Piscataqua River along the border with Maine.

RV camping at the Old Stage Campground is pet-friendly and accessible to even the largest rigs, with campfire rings and picnic tables available at each site. Water, 30-amp electric hookups, sewer, and cable TV are also provided, with the option for either sunny or shaded settings.

Recreational facilities at the Old Stage Campground include a swimming pool, game room, and a ping pong table, as well as basketball, volleyball, and bocce …

Thinking of a beach vacation with an RV rental, perhaps along the Florida Keys or North Carolina’s Outer Banks? Probably the last place you’d imagine fun in the sun is the sandy coast of New Hampshire – a state more famous for its frigid winters and high peaks than for carefree summer afternoons by the ocean. However, the New Hampshire coast is the place to be during the summer, cracking open some lobsters and enjoying a tasty microbrew on the Hampton Beach boardwalk. You’ll need a place to stay during this adventure, and one of the best places for camping with an RV in the Seacoast Region is Tidewater Campground.

When you get an RV rental near Tidewater Campground, you’ll …

On the southern edge of Exeter, the Green Gate Campground is a family RV park near the Atlantic coast of New Hampshire. It nestles on the banks of a meandering river in the Seacoast Region while being just 30 minutes’ drive from the lively city of Portsmouth on the Piscataqua River.

RV camping at Green Gate Campground includes access to more than 100 spacious, shaded sites, with electric (20/30/50 amps), water, and sewer hookups available. Pets are welcome to stay with you (but only one pet per campsite), and there are picnic tables and fire pits provided at each site.

Kids can let off some steam at the children’s playground or enjoy a splash around in the swimming pool, with …

Picture yourself in a quiet pine forest with a salty breeze running through your hair while you’re actually relaxing for the first time in ages, and the kids are having the time of their lives at the pretty playground to the distant sensations of the Atlantic Ocean. Sounds good? Then, you may want to book an RV in Barnstable County and go camping at the North of Highland Camping Area. At this idyllic, family-owned RV park, you’ll be able to leave the rest of the world behind for a while and have that camping vacation that you’ve always dreamed of - with walking distance to the beach as well.

The sites here are all uniquely shaped as to leave the …

If you want to combine a passion for history, a longing for the sea, and a wish to go on a great camping vacation, then you should definitely book an RV in Essex County and go camping at Winter Island Park Campground. Stay at this family-friendly, cozy RV park where you can sit back, relax, and just forget about the rest of the world for a while, or where you could go on adventures on the beach or on trails running through the gorgeous surrounding area. Let the kids work up an appetite at the playground while you unpack the picnic basket, and don’t forget to take your dog for a long, invigorating walk, perhaps to the lighthouse that’s within …

Are you longing for a getaway where you can recharge your batteries by both sitting back and relaxing and going on exciting adventures? Then it might be time to Wompatuck State Park, which means that you’ll have access to trails that are great for hiking, but also excellent mountain biking trails through the forest with fantastic views over the ocean, where you can go swimming if you want. If you’d rather canoe or fish, you can do that at the reservoir, and there’s a playground as well as a ranger station for both you and the kids. …

If you’re dreaming of a camping vacation where you can sit back, relax, and just enjoy the surrounding nature but also be close to where the action is, then book an RV in Essex County. If you do that, you can go camping at Harold Parker Campground, Massachusetts, and have a truly wonderful and exciting time. This RV park welcomes both pets and families, and you’ll find yourself in the midst of tall trees and cute ponds - yes, some are for fishing. There are trails for you to hike on, playgrounds for the kids, and picnic spots that you can use whenever you want. And the best part? Most of these things are wheelchair-friendly, including the beaches, trails, …

If you’re looking to combine RV camping, stunning coastal nature, and a fascination history for your next vacation, then you might want to book an RV in Essex County and camp at Salisbury Beach State Reservation Campground, Massachusetts. With fantastic views overlooking the ocean, here you can enjoy beach activities such as swimming, fishing, and canoeing, or you can go hiking on one of the recreation trails around while the kids have the time of their lives at the playground. Bring some picnic food to the pavilion, or use the grill and table by your motorhome rental - it’s up to you.

Other than having your own picnic table and fire ring, RV camping at Salisbury Beach State Reservation Campground …