The Dyrt, a camping app, has announced their 2022 Top 10 best places to camp in New England based on reviews and ratings from its community of campers. The winners represent some of the most unique, rustic, luxurious and sought-after camping destinations in New England.
“For almost a decade we’ve been making it easier and easier for campers to find the information they need to make the most of their outdoor experiences,” says Kevin Long, The Dyrt CEO. “Our community has contributed and shared over 4 million reviews, photos and tips for fellow campers to use when planning their trips. Using this data, we created the 2022 Best Places to Camp: Top 10 in New England list.”
- Dry River Campground — New Hampshire
- Schoodic Woods Campground — Maine
- Grand Isle State Park — Vermont
- Sandy Pines Campground — Maine
- Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort — Massachusetts
- Bar Harbor Campground — Maine
- White Lake State Park — New Hampshire
- Little River State Park — Vermont
- Smuggler’s Den Campground — Maine
- Lily Bay State Park — Maine
These 10 highly rated camping spots offer brilliant foliage, Appalachian Trail access, mountain escapes, lakeside retreats, and a bustling outdoor resort atmosphere. They include state parks, national parks, RV parks and dog parks. There’s something for everyone throughout New England.
“The camping community has grown so much over the years and is becoming more representative of our country as a whole,” says Sarah Smith, founder of The Dyrt. “Campers come in all shapes and sizes with different wants and needs and the 2022 Best Places to Camp reflect that. There are luxurious camping resorts, family-friendly spots, some sites that are near cities and others out in the middle of nowhere. There’s something special about each place.”
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