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Tcquilter · 09-01-2019, 10:00 PM

We have just spent a month in Hampton Falls, NH at Wakeda Family Campground. It is a beautiful family run facility nestled in large pine trees with spacious sites, full hookups, and beautifully maintained. It is 20 minutes from Portsmouth, and you are near Hampton Beach, Kittery, Maine, and within a few hours driving of the White Mountains, the Maine coastline, Boston and Salem, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. We have been RVing in Connecticut and New Hampshire and NH is a great choice for location.
Wakeda does not offer cable TV and we got 13 channels with our antenna. They do have a couple of WiFi spots, but we have Verizon and used our personal hotspots without issue. There are so many things to do in the area that you shouldn’t be bored.
We spent three days in Rangeley, Maine on the lake in a cabin, and then drove three hours east to Acadia National Park. There is so much to see and do up there that you may want to try several campgrounds to save a lot of driving time. I-95 charges you tolls up to the Augusta area of Maine and since we have a dually, we get charged as a commercial vehicle and it gets expensive. It took us 4 hours to get to Rangeley using back roads instead of the interstate. It’s a two plus hour trek to the White Mountains.

09-01-2019, 10:00 PM	#14
Tcquilter New Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Clearwater Posts: 7 M.O.C. #19612	New England We have just spent a month in Hampton Falls, NH at Wakeda Family Campground. It is a beautiful family run facility nestled in large pine trees with spacious sites, full hookups, and beautifully maintained. It is 20 minutes from Portsmouth, and you are near Hampton Beach, Kittery, Maine, and within a few hours driving of the White Mountains, the Maine coastline, Boston and Salem, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. We have been RVing in Connecticut and New Hampshire and NH is a great choice for location. Wakeda does not offer cable TV and we got 13 channels with our antenna. They do have a couple of WiFi spots, but we have Verizon and used our personal hotspots without issue. There are so many things to do in the area that you shouldn’t be bored. We spent three days in Rangeley, Maine on the lake in a cabin, and then drove three hours east to Acadia National Park. There is so much to see and do up there that you may want to try several campgrounds to save a lot of driving time. I-95 charges you tolls up to the Augusta area of Maine and since we have a dually, we get charged as a commercial vehicle and it gets expensive. It took us 4 hours to get to Rangeley using back roads instead of the interstate. It’s a two plus hour trek to the White Mountains.