Scenic View Campground

The Great Outdoors

The Warren, New Hampshire area is situated within the scenic and spectacular White Mountains. As such, you can expect tons of opportunities to explore the outdoors. One place to do that is Lake Tarleton State Park. The state park is small, only 48 acres, and features an alpine lake with a sandy beach and public boat ramp. Do some paddling, fishing, or swimming. And be sure you bring a blanket so you can settle down and enjoy a picnic in the incredible surroundings.Another spectacular state park in the area is Franconia Notch State Park in Lincoln. The park offers visitors practically every kind of outdoor recreation opportunity. Stop by Echo Lake and enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing. Explore miles of hiking trails or do a little rock climbing. During the winter, visitors will have the opportunity to delight in cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. Should you decide that you want to experience the park for more than a day, you can bring your campervan rental to the RV park located on the northern shores of Echo Lake.White Mountain National Forest is a vast natural area covering more than 800,000 acres. The forest stretches from New Hampshire to Maine but is headquartered in Campton, New Hampshire. At lower elevations, wander through mixed hardwood forests, and you’ll likely stumble upon a railroad bed, an old logging camp, or some other sign of the forest’s heavily-logged past. As you move to higher elevations, you’ll notice spruce and pines and other conifers. Make your way through some of the most rugged, challenging, and scenic terrain in New England when you visit the White Mountain National Forest. With miles of hiking trails, countless bodies of water, an assortment of wildlife, and a wide array of flora, this is truly a haven for nature lovers who camp at Scenic View Campground.

Exploring the City

When RV camping at Scenic View Campground, the entire family is bound to love a trip to Clark’s Trading Post. Commonly known as Clark’s Bears, the park’s main attraction are the trained black bears, which put on shows on a daily basis. Other points of interest include five museums, a steam train, a climbing tower, and a water raft ride. After a day of adventure, swing by the Whistle Stop Snack Bar for a burger, fries, soda, and ice cream.Another place that might pique interest is the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center in Holderness. The natural retreat boasts live-animal exhibits, gardens, scenic lake cruises, and hiking trails. Check out bobcats, mountain lions, black bears, red fox, and river otter. Walk through the one-acre Kirkwood Gardens, which include ferns, flowers, and shrubs adapted to the northern New England climate. There are also about two miles of hiking trails which offer beautiful views of Squam Lake, guide visitors through the forest, and bring guests to the place where the lake and forest meet.And although the temperatures in New England are generally pretty mild, there are some days that you need a reprieve from the heat. The water park in Lincoln offers just that. The 17-acre water park has rides and attractions that the whole family can enjoy. Get your heart pumping on the water slides, or, if you prefer a more tranquil attraction, hop in a wave pool or circle the park on the ¼-mile-long lazy river.An incredibly scenic escape for nature lovers, your next adventure awaits when you book an RV rental near Scenic View Campground.