RV rental Webster Lake, NH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

On a cool morning, the mist drifts off the calm, glassy lake. Just around the bend, a grizzled man clad in a heavy cable sweater and wellies casts his line into the water. Aside from the chirps of birds in the trees, it’s quiet. Webster Lake has two public beaches, one with a public boat launch. Several regional and state fishing tournaments are held on the lake throughout the year. Anglers can expect to catch rainbow and brown trout, which is stocked by New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, smallmouth and largemouth bass, white perch, and eastern chain pickerel. Deer emerge from the woods during a quiet moment, cautiously watching for predators as they approach the lake for a sip of water. The southern portion of the lake is considered wetlands, and various aquatic critters like mallards and beavers make their home among the reeds. Surrounded by several acres of state wildlife management areas and forests, there are miles of trails, many of which were established by wildlife moving through the woods. Hikers should be familiar with orienteering. Up near Bristol, NH is one of the state’s many waterfalls: the Profile Falls. Though low and short, the water tumbles over large granite stones in a graceful yet tattered veil. Lined by oak and maple trees, the Profile Falls is a picturesque location many photographers and nature lovers will appreciate. The fun doesn’t stop in winter. Flannel-clad locals and out-of-town visitors descend upon Ragged Mountain Ski Resort for snowy fun. It boasts 57 trails and runs ranging from beginner to expert, three terrain parks for snowboarders, and a tubing area. Although there is no camping at Ahern State Park, it has several miles of established hiking trails that are often shared with cross-country skiers and those that snow-shoe in winters. Leashed dogs are allowed on the trails.