easy
Weekend or longer
Suitable for all fitness levels; walking and paddling are low-impact activities
Discover the tranquility of Campsite 16 at Canal Bridge Campground, where riverfront views and forest trails create a perfect outdoor escape. Read on for all you need to know about this prime camping spot.
All Ages • 1-7 Nights • Maximum 8 occupants • Pets permitted
#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.
The forest trails can be muddy after rain; bring waterproof shoes to stay comfortable.
Popular sites fill quickly during weekends, so plan to arrive early.
Follow campground guidelines on gathering or purchasing firewood to prevent invasive species spread.
Fishing in the canal requires a current license; check local regulations beforehand.
The region's canal system dates back to the 1800s, playing a vital role in regional trade and transportation.
Campers are encouraged to follow low-impact practices to help preserve the native ecosystem and water quality.
Shelter for overnight stays, with options for tents or RVs.
A rod and tackle for enjoying the canal's prime fishing opportunities.
Keeps you dry while exploring the trails or tending your campsite.
spring, fall, winter specific
Capture the scenic views and wildlife encounters.