New Hampshire #1, Maine #2 in Top 10 New England Campsites

Spring, summer, and fall are prime camping times, with endless choices.  Whether you're a glamper, love living out of campers, prefer cabins, or like going traditional by setting up a tent, here is the latest top 10 list for New England where New Hampshire and Maine reign.

On this all-things-camping website and app, The Dyrt, its latest top 10 list places the rustic, traditional Dry River Campground in Crawford Notch State Park in Harts Location, New Hampshire, as the number one slot for the best camping in New England.

According to The Dyrt, Dry River offers a woodland setting filled with waterfalls sitting right on the Dry River.

The campground is right in the heart of Crawford Notch State Park, where you have your own picnic table and fire ring on the bank of Dry River, and can enjoy nature and hike to nearby waterfalls.  There are showers, flushing toilets, and laundry.  It's also pet-friendly.

The Dyrt CEO Kevin Long says this top 10 list of Best Places to Camp in New England is based on reviews and ratings from its vast community of campers. This list represents some of the most unique, rustic, luxurious, and sought-after camping destinations in New England.

These 10 highly rated camping spots offer brilliant foliage, Appalachian Trail access, mountain escapes, lakeside retreats, and a bustling outdoor resort atmosphere. They include state parks, national parks, RV parks and dog parks. There's something for everyone throughout New England.

Here is the complete top 10, with links to each campground.

1. Dry River Campground — New Hampshire
2. Schoodic Woods Campground — Maine
3. Grand Isle State Park — Vermont
4. Sandy Pines Campground — Maine
5. Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort — Massachusetts
6. Bar Harbor Campground — Maine
7. White Lake State Park — New Hampshire
8. Little River State Park — Vermont
9. Smuggler's Den Campground — Maine
10. Lily Bay State Park — Maine

Happy camping.