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

Kingston Park State Park has tall hardwood trees that tower overhead, and provide welcome relief on a hot summer day. Close to the shores of Great Pond, which covers around 268 acres, the trees become thicker, fed by the damp soil. Great Pond is a popular warm water fishing hole, known for a robust smallmouth and largemouth bass. Fishermen can expect to catch other fish like chain pickerel, white and yellow perch, black crappie, bluegill, and pumpkinseed. The pond is open to small, nonpowered boats like kayaks and canoes, and there is a boat ramp to make accessing the tranquil pond easier. The park officers also operate a boat rental service at which one can rent a kayak or canoe. Though the banks of the lake are crowded by trees elsewhere, the 44-acre Kingston State Park staff maintain a swim beach, keeping it free of trees and shrubberies. As a result, visitors enjoy volleyball, sunbathing, or swimming. Are you looking for miles of hiking fun? Bear Brook State Park, which encompasses over 10,000 acres, has 40 miles of trails for adventurers to explore. Ascend to the top of mountains for a breathtaking panoramic view of the neighboring mountains and valleys. Descend deep into a valley and search for rare wildlife in bogs and wetlands. Shy black bears and swift white-tailed deer are known residents in Bear Brook State Park, along with dozens of other mammals, birds, and amphibians. Alternatively, hop into a rental camper and head east to the beach. Hampton Beach State Park boasts miles of sandy beaches at which people enjoy swimming, walking, and frisbee fun. After storms, comb the beach for interesting shells and historical artifacts that are tossed ashore by the rough waves and turbulent undercurrents. Hampton Beach’s water is one of the cleanest stretches of water along the eastern seaboard, which has been verified by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).