Livermore Falls Recreation Area - United States

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About Livermore Falls Recreation Area

RV quick facts for Livermore Falls Recreation Area

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Max RV lengthSmall to mid-size RVs recommended; limited turnaround at the lower lot
Full hookupsNone; day-use area only, no overnight camping
Dump stationNot available on site; nearest dump stations at White Mountain National Forest campgrounds in Campton
Generator hoursNot applicable; no overnight stays permitted
Cell serviceGenerally reliable along the Route 3 and I-93 corridor
Road restrictionsNarrow riverside access road; not plowed or maintained in winter
Reservation windowNo reservations; first-come, first-served day use

Best time to visit Livermore Falls Recreation Area

Late June through early September offers the warmest river temperatures and is the prime window for swimming and wading below the falls. September and early October bring cooler days, lighter crowds, and peak foliage along the Pemigewasset valley, making it a scenic shoulder-season stop. Spring visits can feature dramatic high water from snowmelt, but rocks are extremely slippery and swimming is not advised. Winter access is limited and the site is not maintained for snow or ice conditions.

Jan 85 mm
27°F - 7°F

Site not maintained for winter; icy conditions near the falls

Feb 75 mm
30°F - 9°F

Winter conditions; access road unplowed

Mar 90 mm
39°F - 19°F

Mud season; access road unplowed early in month, trails wet and slippery

Apr 90 mm
54°F - 30°F

High water from snowmelt; use caution near the falls

May 100 mm
66°F - 41°F

Blackfly season; river still cold

Jun 105 mm
75°F - 50°F

Swimming season begins; parking fills on warm weekends

Jul 100 mm
81°F - 55°F

Peak season; arrive early for parking

Aug 105 mm
79°F - 54°F

Warm river temperatures; busy weekends

Sep 95 mm
70°F - 45°F

Lighter crowds; foliage begins late in the month

Oct 105 mm
57°F - 36°F

Peak fall foliage in early to mid month

Nov 110 mm
43°F - 27°F

Cold and wet; swimming not recommended; access road not maintained late in month

Dec 95 mm
30°F - 14°F

Site not maintained for winter use; access road unplowed

Things to do at Livermore Falls Recreation Area

  • View the Main Falls Easy
    RV parking available

    The centerpiece of the park is a cascade where the Pemigewasset River drops through a rocky gorge. Short footpaths lead from the upper lot to overlooks above the falls. Rocks near the water are slippery and caution is advised, especially during high flows.

  • Pumpkinseed Bridge Viewing Easy
    RV parking available

    A historic steel-truss bridge spans the river just above the falls and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can view the structure from the riverbank and learn about its role in the valley's transportation history.

  • Summer Swimming and Wading Easy
    RV parking available

    Calm pools downstream of the falls are a popular summer swimming spot. The water stays cold well into summer, and swimmers should stay clear of the fast current near the cascade.

  • Riverside Picnicking Easy
    RV parking available

    Open areas along the Pemigewasset River provide informal picnic spots with views of the gorge. Facilities are limited, so visitors should pack in and pack out food, drinks, and trash.

  • Fishing the Pemigewasset Easy
    RV parking available

    The Pemigewasset River near Livermore Falls is a classic New Hampshire trout and smallmouth bass fishery. A valid New Hampshire fishing license is required, and anglers should check current state regulations for seasonal restrictions.

  • Foliage Photography Easy
    RV parking available

    The gorge, bridge, and surrounding hardwood forest make a classic fall foliage subject in late September and early October. Soft morning light on the falls and colored canopy draws photographers from across the region.

  • Day Trips to Franconia Notch and Waterville Valley Easy
    RV parking available

    Livermore Falls is a natural base for exploring nearby White Mountain destinations. Franconia Notch State Park is about 30 minutes north on I-93, and Waterville Valley is roughly 25 minutes east via Exit 28.

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How to get to Livermore Falls Recreation Area

The recreation area sits just off US Route 3 between Campton and Holderness, about 5 minutes from Interstate 93 at Exit 26 in Plymouth. Plymouth is roughly 10 minutes south, Concord is about 1 hour south via I-93, and Boston is approximately 2 hours away. RV drivers should note that the park's riverside access road and parking area are compact with limited turnaround space, so larger motorhomes and trailers may prefer to park along wider pullouts near Route 3. The nearest airport for fly-and-rent travelers is Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, about 75 minutes to the south.

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