Mollidgewock State Park

About

Mollidgewock State Park sits approximately 28 miles north of Berlin on NH Route 16, offering one of New Hampshire's most scenic primitive camping experiences along the Androscoggin River. The 42-site campground ranges from standard tent sites at the main camp to remote paddle-in sites accessible only by canoe or kayak. Tent platforms are available at some sites, and two lean-to shelters provide an alternative to tent camping. The campground maintains a rustic character with vault toilets and potable water at the main camp area. Each site includes a fire ring and picnic table. Remote river sites have their own outhouses but no potable water. The park store sells firewood and ice, and canoe/kayak rentals make river exploration accessible to those without their own gear. This is strictly a primitive campground with no hookups, making it best suited for tent campers and small pop-up trailers. The Great North Woods setting provides outstanding fishing on the Androscoggin, wildlife viewing, and a true escape from developed areas. Cell service is limited to nonexistent.

Directions

Located on NH Route 16, approximately 28 miles north of Berlin and 3 miles south of Errol. The physical address is 1437 Berlin Road, Errol, NH 03579.