Connect with Nature in New Hampshire's State Parks

Enjoy an amazing range of activities whileregulations for each park first; some parks allow
experiencing the dynamic the natural beauty ofmotorboats, while others do not, or restrict their
New Hampshire in any of the state's manyuse to certain areas of the park.Entry to some of
spectacular, well maintained parks.New Hampshirethe state parks is free, while others require a fee.
has eleven major and numerous smaller stateAnd if you're planning to use camping facilities or a
parks, camgrounds, and historical sites, each ofcooking area like one of the many outdoor
which offers a unique mix of attractions. Fromfireplaces, you will need a reservation. Also be
Pisgah Park in the southwestern corner of theaware that once you make a reservation you
state to Deer Mountain Campground near theneed to pay the fee in advance, prior to using the
Canadian border, the state parks andfacilities. Reservations not paid for within seven
campgrounds offer a unique blend ofdays are cancelled.Space is limited in some of
experiences.Hike into the wilderness on any of thethese parks, and the demand is great, so plan
many marked trails, choosing an easy hike onyour vacation ahead of time, and make your
mostly level ground or a venture into the mostreservations early!Aldene Fredenburg is a
rugged terrain of the White Mountains. Or choosefreelance writer living in southwestern New
among a variety of water activities, includingHampshire. She has written numerous articles for
swimming, kayaking, canoeing, or sailing. If you'relocal and regional newspapers and for a number
interested in motorized boating, check theof Internet websites, including Tips and Topics.