moderate
1–7 days
Basic paddling fitness recommended; campers should be comfortable handling a canoe or kayak loaded with gear.
Escape to Cedar Stump on Lake Umbagog with Northern Waters Outfitters. This boat-access only campsite offers pristine wilderness, peaceful nights, and easy access to one of New England’s most untouched lakes.
Fire Pit and Picnic Tables Included • Accessible by boat or 5 mile hike
Experience the serene beauty of Cedar Stump, a boat-accessible camping spot on Lake Umbagog. Embrace nature while respecting its rules, ensuring a peaceful retreat. Enjoy quiet hours under the stars, surrounded by pristine wilderness, making unforgettable memories in this unique and tranquil setting.
Experience the serene beauty of Cedar Stump, a boat-accessible camping spot on Lake Umbagog. Embrace nature while respecting its rules, ensuring a peaceful retreat. Enjoy quiet hours under the stars, surrounded by pristine wilderness, making unforgettable memories in this unique and tranquil setting.
Plan carefully—all campers must reach Cedar Stump by boat or a long hike, so bring a reliable craft and paddling skills.
Pack out all trash and avoid cutting live trees to protect this sensitive lakeshore environment.
Respect quiet hours from 10 PM to 6 AM to maintain a peaceful experience for all campers.
Do not move rocks around fire pits or the fire rings themselves to preserve the site’s integrity.
Lake Umbagog formed during the last glacial period and has long been a favored fishing and trapping area for Native American tribes and European settlers.
Northern Waters Outfitters follow strict Leave No Trace principles to minimize human impact on Lake Umbagog’s fragile shoreline and aquatic habitats.
The only way to reach Cedar Stump, a sturdy boat adapted for lake conditions is required.
summer specific
Nights can be cool, even in summer, so a reliable sleeping bag ensures warmth and comfort.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and black flies common around Lake Umbagog.
summer specific
Access to clean water is limited to what you bring or can filter from the lake.