Land Adventure at Canal Bridge Campground by The Adventure Collective
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Overview
Discover the scenic serenity of Campsite 13 at Canal Bridge, where lush woods and tranquil waterways invite outdoor exploration. Perfect for camping, hiking, and wildlife spotting, this spot offers a genuine nature escape.
Campsite 13
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
Pack weather-appropriate gear
Ensure you bring waterproof clothing and sturdy hiking boots for comfort and safety.
Arrive early for campsites
Getting to Campsite 13 early guarantees better choice of spots and access to popular trails.
Respect local wildlife
Observe animals quietly and keep a respectful distance to protect their natural behaviors.
Check trail conditions in advance
Before heading out, verify trail status to avoid unexpected closures or hazards.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Beaver
History
The area was historically used as a trade route for early settlers, with remnants of old canals still visible today.
Conservation
The campground participates in local efforts to preserve natural habitats, ensuring sustainable recreation for future visitors.
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Recommended Gear
Tent with rainfly
Keeps you dry and comfortable during unpredictable weather.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Hiking boots
Provides support and protection for trail walking.
Insect repellent
Prevents bites during warmer months when insects are active.
spring;summer specific
Binoculars
Enhances wildlife viewing and birdwatching experiences.