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Franconia is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
New Hampshire weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Franconia.
Don't miss local attractions near Franconia. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 18, 2026
Beautiful area. Campsites are spread out so you have some privacy. There is an outhouse and a bear box for your food. Close walk to other nearby trails, and relatively close to parking lot if you need to get back to town for something (about an hour hike or so).
Mar 18, 2026
Aug 6, 2025. N.H. campsite closes after hungry bear damages tents By Truman Dickerson, Globe correspondent A “food-habituated’’ black bear damaged several tents and a screen enclosure in New Hampshire’s White Mountains last week, causing officials to close an affected campsite and consider euthanizing the bear, authorities said. “The Franconia Brook Tent site will be closed until the habituated b... Aug 6, 2025. N.H. campsite closes after hungry bear damages tents By Truman Dickerson, Globe correspondent A “food-habituated’’ black bear damaged several tents and a screen enclosure in New Hampshire’s White Mountains last week, causing officials to close an affected campsite and consider euthanizing the bear, authorities said. “The Franconia Brook Tent site will be closed until the habituated bear is judged to no longer pose a safety risk,’’ the Forest Service said in a Facebook post Friday. The bear has been “panhandling hikers’’ who leave food unguarded at campsites and occasionally throw the animal food, said Daniel Bailey, the bear project leader at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. If the bear’s behavior doesn’t change, it will likely have to be euthanized, he said. “It’s just up to people to make the right choices and not let these bears get food rewards or be intentionally fed, which will change their behavior and lead to these kinds of issues,’’ Bailey said Tuesday. “Storing food in a manner that the bear can’t get at it is really the key factor here.’’ Bailey said simply removing the bear from the area isn’t an option because adult bears have a “homing sense’’ that leads them back to their “home range.’’ “We’ve moved bears that have GPS collars and then watched them straight-line distance their way right back within a couple weeks,’’ Bailey said. Forest Service officials stressed the importance of storing food in bear-proof containers. “Improperly stored food not only attracts bears to people currently camping at a site, but lets the bear know that it can find food at that campsite in the future,’’ they wrote.
Mar 18, 2026
Bear box, nice maintained sites, right near the water. Would love to go back again.
Mar 18, 2026
Nice camp for mild backpacking and a dog. No reservations. First come first serve.
Mar 18, 2026
Easy access, but far enough back from the road to not be crowded. Just across the river from multiple trails, makes a great starting point for several great hikes in the Whites. Just tent spots, no other facilities besides pit toilets. Cost a few bucks to park in the roadside lot, which does have flush toilets.
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