Land Adventures at Canal Bridge Campground for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Difficulty
easy
Duration
N/A
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Experience a peaceful outdoor retreat at Canal Bridge Campground, where history and nature meet. Perfect for fishing, hiking, and camping, it’s an ideal spot for reconnecting with the wilderness.
Campsite 32
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
Arrive Early
Getting to the site early ensures prime camping spots and quiet mornings by the water.
Check Water Levels
Consult the local ranger station for updates on canal water levels before fishing or paddling.
Prepare for Weather
Bring layered clothing to adapt to changing temperatures throughout the day.
Leave No Trace
Practice minimal impact camping to preserve the natural beauty and health of the area.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue heron
- Eastern gray squirrel
History
The canal was constructed in the early 1800s to facilitate transportation and remains a testament to regional engineering history.
Conservation
The campground follows Leave No Trace principles and supports local efforts to preserve the surrounding woodland and waterways.
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Recommended Gear
Tent or Campervan
Provides shelter and comfort in the outdoor setting.
Fishing Gear
Essential for catching bass and catfish in the canal.
Hiking Shoes
Ideal for trail walks around the campground and nearby woods.
Rain Jacket
Useful for sudden weather changes, especially in spring and fall.