Keyser Pond Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you stay at this campground in Henniker, nearly all of New Hampshire’s dazzling parks and forests lie within reach. Take your camper rental to places like Bear Brook State Park over between Concord and Manchester. This massive park contains a lovely system of hiking trails you can also mountain bike on, along with some spectacular beaches, swimming areas, ball courts, a playground, an archery range, and a whole lot more. Ahern State Park on Lake Winnisquam also charms with glorious water frontage where you can suntan, swim, boat, or go fishing. In the frigid wintertime, skating, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing are also possible.Mount Kearsarge State Forest Park and neighboring Winslow State Park together make up a large swath of nature perfect for outdoor recreation and camping. For a challenge, climb Mount Kearsarge; this towering monadnock is known for its bizarre shape and prominence, rising 2,000 feet in elevation with stellar views of the area below it.The largest and most epic wilderness area in New Hampshire is White Mountain National Forest, which contains smaller state parks inside it. Home to a variety of campgrounds, nature trails, recreation areas, ski mountains, and lush forests, there is no shortage of fun to be had in this mesmerizing outdoor wonderland. Mount Washington is in the center of the forest and is the highest in the Northeast. It's known for having the highest recorded wind speeds on the planet. You can climb or drive to the peak of this epic mountain, but the mountain can be deceptively treacherous for unprepared hikers.

City Attractions

It may be one of the smallest state capitals in the nation, but Concord is packed with excitement and a whole bunch of surprises for you to learn about when you rent an RV near Keyser Pond and head into the city for the day. Little diners, craft breweries, art galleries, and a slew of historic places can be found in Concord. The State Capitol Building is an excellent place to check out while visiting, as it is a cherished piece of New Hampshire and American history. One of the oldest capitol buildings in the country, this amazing structure has a prominent golden dome and amazing Greek-inspired architecture.The New Hampshire Historical Society is the best place in the state to learn about all things New Hampshire, especially concerning the state’s unbelievable history. Built in 1823, this fantastic classical-style building is equal parts architectural masterpiece and historical treasure trove, complete with a library, archives, and lots of historical exhibits. Even the building itself is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.If you are a lover of the arts, Capitol Center for the Arts is a community hub renowned for its theater space and art galleries. This inspiring place brings together artists and musicians from all around to put on shows, performances, concerts, and art showings. Everything from opera and ballet to rock-and-roll shows and Broadway musicals can be seen at this cultural institution. Dozens of other places make for great sightseeing destinations while in the city; book an RV rental in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, and start planning your visit.