easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with moderate activity needed for hiking or fishing
Discover the natural beauty and rich history of Canal Bridge with land-based adventures like fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. Perfect for outdoor lovers seeking a peaceful retreat.
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.
Bring sturdy shoes and hydration for longer walks or runs along the trails.
Make sure to have the proper licenses and see what fish are in season before casting your line.
Observe animals from a distance and avoid disturbing their habitat.
Visit early mornings or dusk when animals are most active.
The canal system was vital for regional trade in the early 20th century, with remnants still visible today.
The site emphasizes low-impact camping and habitat preservation to protect local flora and fauna.
Provides necessary comfort and support for trail walking.
Essential for anglers to enjoy fishing at the shoreline or in the canal.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
Protection from sun exposure while enjoying daytime activities.
summer specific