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    Beaver Dam Campground - Nice dog park!

    Beaver Dam Campground

    3.6(21 reviews)
    11.0 mi

    I would recommend it if you have children and dogs who hunt and aren't afraid of gun fire. This is…read morea great campground for families. It is just the right size and has lots of activities for kids. I stayed here because my friends have a summer spot. My neighbors smoked, the others had loud music, and there is a firing range close by. My dog is terrified. We managed, of course! She had her safe spot with me in our tiny camper. Everyone was really nice. The staff were so kind. There are lots of trails in the area for hiking or you can just stay at the campground and swim, either in the pool or in the pond. They offer bike, kayak, and other rentals. There is a large rec area and a small store. The sites are clean and spacious. We enjoyed the Bark Park! I booked late - I think had I known I was going to camp this weekend and booked earlier - I could have booked a spot further away from all the action. That being said - the firing range is still a big deterrent for me because of my beloved dog. So if you want a nice place for your kids and don't mind the firing every night and all day Sunday - this is the spot for you!

    Clean,neat, many things for kids to do. This is the cleanest, neatest campground that I have ever…read morebeen to. The restrooms are clean all the time even before the scheduled cleanings. When the kids get tired of the pool they go to the lake. Older kids can rent boats and paddle the lake. Mini golf was fun. We will come back next year. Today the kids started in the lake and then moved to the pool. I have been here for 2 weeks and have seen 2 pieces of litter. Some reviews say the staff is obsessive that may be so but the campground is full of happy campers and their kids. Back again in 2024. Verizon cell service 51mb on Speedtest with iPhone 14!

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    Beaver Dam Campground - Water spot. It was a nice spot. Right next to the pool - nice for those with kids!

    Water spot. It was a nice spot. Right next to the pool - nice for those with kids!

    Beaver Dam Campground - Dog park

    Dog park

    Beaver Dam Campground - Father's Day breakfast (free for fathers) $5 for others.

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    Father's Day breakfast (free for fathers) $5 for others.

    Pawtuckaway State Park

    Pawtuckaway State Park

    4.0(61 reviews)
    18.3 mi

    Yes there is a 1/2 mile walk to the trail and then 1/2 mile walk back to your parked car no biggie…read moredon't let that deter you from doing this hike. Agree there are better views in other parts of NH but this is ok. Bugs are vicious on certain parts of the trail and better off brining a bug net because someone else posted they don't care if you have bug spray I mean I even walked with can, I would still hike it though I prefer paid for parking on the website it's 5.00$ a person and you can use the whole state park for all day It was full of camps for swimming so if your not a fan of a lot of people maybe this lake is not for you Hope everyone enjoys there time there

    Our walk/hike on the Shaw & Fundy Trails were perfect because they are well-trodden, pine-needle…read morecarpeted trails that were good for our sister who has a bad knee & can't handle trails with vertical climb, tree roots &/or rocky faces. The trails passed by marshes, over creeks &, at times, we had to navigate through areas that had some minimal flooding. Signage is practically non-existent, with arrows primarily @ intersections & also kind of confusing where the parking lots are for the trailheads. There is very little blazing on the trees but again, the trail directions are obvious. Not too much indication of wildlife, although, of course, we were in the thick of the trees. The folks at the Visitor Center are super friendly, knowledgeable & helpful.

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    Pawtuckaway State Park
    Pawtuckaway State Park
    Pawtuckaway State Park

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    Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge - Black Capped Chickadees all along the trail

    Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge

    4.0(5 reviews)
    18.7 mi

    Awesome little hidden gem of a wildlife refuge!! There are two hiking trails here - I did the…read morelonger of the two - the William Furber Ferry Way Trail. It has a very unique starting point - next to an abandoned weapons storage facility for an old military base!! But once you get past this, you find yourself wandering through lovely, peaceful New Hampshire woodland with a huge meadow along the way to the Great Bay viewing area! The trail is very well maintained but can definitely get muddy. We had storms the night before my hike and there were some very muddy spots that got a tad slippery - even with my excellent hiking shoes - but there were enough fallen leaves on the ground to provide plenty of pathways to avoid the super muddy and wet areas. And while this trail is wide and well maintained, it's not paved and I wouldn't consider it handicap accessible- although it might be doable if you have some pretty serious trail tires on a wheelchair! Because the trail is mostly flat and not rocky at all. One thing I really enjoyed on this trail were all the adorable American Red Squirrels, the Black Capped Chickadees, and all the fall colors - even in November! The forest was also just full of these absolutely beautiful, ghostly white and pink trees too that were very dramatic! I have no idea what they are, but they are just gorgeous!! I actually came here in search of Wild Turkeys but had no luck this day. It's a very peaceful trail - it was a weekday and I pretty much had it to myself - I only saw two other hikers pass by. The trail maps say it's 2 miles but I ended up with 2.5 miles on my AllTrails tracker for this trail. There's very minimal elevation gain. The halfway point on this loop takes you to a viewing platform of Great Bay with those binoculars on a stand that let you see across the water! There's benches there to rest, as well as benches spaced out along the trail too - just lovely! Another thing that makes this trail fun is that is has "numbered stops" along the way - and the FWS has an info pdf you can view on their website that gives you history and cool info about each stop. The guide to these numbered stops can be found here: https://www.fws.gov/uploadedFiles/Furber_Trail_Guide_FINAL_Aug2014(1).pdf The smaller trail is called the Peverly Pond Trail and is about 1/2 mile long with the trailhead right off the parking lot- but I didn't do this one so can't speak to it. There's plenty of parking in a paved lot and there are decent bathrooms at the parking lot as well - very clean and well stocked! No pets are allowed on these trails - but they do provide an extensive list of pet friendly trails nearby at the information kiosk in the parking lot.

    I enjoyed my walk around the lake. There are 2 hiking trails. One is very short but well maintained…read moreand picturesque. The other one is about 2 miles. We saw wild turkey and muskrat. It was mostly in the shade.

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    Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge - Feisty American Red Squirrels all along the trail

    Feisty American Red Squirrels all along the trail

    Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge - Black Capped Chickadee along the trail

    Black Capped Chickadee along the trail

    Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge - The longer trail starting point is across the street from the parking lot (the William Furber Ferry Way Trail)

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    The longer trail starting point is across the street from the parking lot (the William Furber Ferry Way Trail)

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