Five Night Campsite Rental on Moon Island, NH - Concord

Five Night Campsite Rental on Moon Island, NH

Concordmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5 nights

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate fitness level to handle hiking, carrying gear, and paddling activities.

Overview

Discover peaceful campsites on Moon Island and nearby areas. Rent canoes or kayaks and enjoy a five-night outdoor getaway in scenic Holderness, NH.

Details

Escape to the serene wilderness of New Hampshire with the Five Night Campsite Rental offered by Squam Lakes Association. Located on Moon Island, Bowman Island, and Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest near Holderness, these campsites provide a peaceful retreat accessible by boat or a scenic hike. Here, you can truly disconnect, surrounded by pristine forests and lakes. Rent a canoe or kayak to explore the crystal-clear waters, spot abundant wildlife, and enjoy the quiet beauty of the natural landscape. Whether you’re an experienced camper or a nature lover seeking solitude, these sites offer a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. Spend your days hiking through lush woodlands, fishing, or simply resting under star-studded skies to create your own unforgettable outdoor experience away from the crowds.

Adventure Tips

Reserve in Advance

Sites are limited and popular during peak season—book your campsite early to secure your spot.

Bring Bear-Resistant Containers

Wildlife is active around the campsites; secure your food properly to avoid attracting bears.

Check Weather Before Heading Out

Weather can change quickly on the lake—pack layers and waterproof gear to stay comfortable.

Practice Leave No Trace

Please pack out all trash and minimize campfire impact to help preserve this pristine environment.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • Bowman Island’s secluded beaches for quiet swimming
  • Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest’s hidden mossy trails

Wildlife

  • Common loons
  • White-tailed deer

History

Moon Island and its surroundings have a rich legacy as part of conservation efforts started in the mid-20th century to protect the Squam Lake watershed.

Conservation

Squam Lakes Association carefully manages campsites to minimize impact through educational programs and strict Leave No Trace policies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Photography Tips

Best Times

Sunrise
Golden hour
Early morning mist

Best Viewpoints

  • Moon Island shoreline overlooking Squam Lake
  • Bowman Island rocky outcrops
  • Chamberlain Reynolds ridge trails

What to Photograph

Lakescapes
Wildlife like loons and deer
Sunlight filtering through forest canopy

Recommended Gear

Waterproof Tent

Essential

Protects you from rain and dew during unpredictable spring to fall nights.

Canoe or Kayak

Enhances your experience by allowing exploration of surrounding waters.

summer specific

Bear-Resistant Food Container

Essential

Keeps food secure and prevents wildlife encounters.

Layered Clothing

Essential

Allows you to adjust for varying temperatures and weather changes.

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