Camping & Outdoors at Canal Bridge Campground
Difficulty
easy
Duration
N/A
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Discover serenity at Canal Bridge Campground's Site 6, where lush forests and historic waterways create the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures. Whether you're camping, fishing, or simply relaxing, this site offers a peaceful escape.
Campsite 6
All Ages • 1-7 Nights • Maximum 8 occupants • Pets permitted
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About This Adventure
This is a primitive non-electric campsite!
Check In / Check Out Info
Check-in: 2 pm Checkout: 12 pm
About
Canal Bridge Campground is located in Fryeburg, Maine, provides a family-friendly camping experience. Located on the Saco River, Canal Bridge is perfect for a day trip tubing, kayaking or canoeing. Canal Bridge Campground features a beautiful sandy beach, 36 tent sites (no hook-ups) with fire pits and picnic tables on each spacious site. A large bath house with FREE heated showers is centrally located and ice & firewood are for sale at the check-in office. Canal Bridge is just miles from the popular Fryeburg Fair held annually in October, a short drive from the Settlers Green Outlet Shopping Center in North Conway, NH, Storyland in Glen, NH, Santa's Village in Jackson, NH and the beautiful White Mountains. Primitive camping at its best!
Additional Information
NATURAL FEATURES Located on the Saco River with a beautiful sandy beach.
RECREATION Tube, canoe or kayak the beautiful Saco River right from the beach.
FACILITIES Large spacious sites. No hook-ups. Tents & Travel Trailers welcome. Large bath house with FREE heated showers. Ice and Firewood for sale. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit.
NEARBY ATTRACTIONS 2.4 miles from the Fryeburg Fair Grounds. A short drive to the Outlet Shopping Centers in North Conway, NH, the White Mountains, Santas Village and Storyland.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for desirable spots
Campsite 6 is popular; arriving early ensures prime camping locations.
Bring extra firewood
Firewood can be sparse; bringing your own ensures cozy campfire nights.
Watch for wildlife at dawn and dusk
These are prime times to see deer, foxes, and numerous bird species.
Use biodegradable products
Help preserve the natural beauty by minimizing your environmental footprint.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Woodpeckers
- White-tailed deer
History
The canal system adjacent to the campground was built in 1820, playing a crucial role in transportation and regional growth.
Conservation
The area emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, with initiatives to protect local habitats and minimize human impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent
A reliable tent provides shelter and comfort amid natural surroundings.
Sleeping Bag
Stay warm and restful with a sleeping bag suited to the season.
spring;summer;fall specific
Portable Stove
For cooking meals if you prefer not to use campfires.
Headlamp or Flashlight
Essential for navigating the campsite after sunset.