Mollidgewock State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Mollidgewock State Park
Late June through early September offers the warmest weather, reliable river levels for paddling, and the full campground operating season. Early fall brings cooler nights, thinner crowds, and vivid foliage across the Androscoggin valley, typically peaking from late September into early October. Spring shoulder visits can be cold and buggy, with black flies common from late May into June. The campground is closed during the winter months when snow and ice make the riverside sites inaccessible.
Park closed; deep snow and subzero temperatures
Park closed for the winter season
Park closed; snowpack and mud season
Campground closed; high river flows from snowmelt
Late May opening possible; black flies common
Full season underway; pack insect repellent
Peak season; reserve riverside sites early
Warm days, cool nights, prime paddling
Foliage begins; cool overnight lows
Campground closes after Columbus Day weekend in most years
Park closed; freezing temperatures and early snow
Park closed for winter
Things to do at Mollidgewock State Park
- Paddle the Androscoggin River ModerateRV parking available
The Androscoggin River flows directly past the campground and offers one of New England's best multi-day paddling corridors. Flatwater stretches above the park suit canoes and recreational kayaks, while sections downstream include Class II and III whitewater for experienced paddlers.
- Fly Fishing for Trout and Salmon EasyRV parking available
Mollidgewock sits on a designated trophy stretch of the Androscoggin managed for brook trout, rainbow trout, and landlocked salmon. The park's riverbank access is popular with wading anglers, and a New Hampshire fishing license is required.
- Wildlife and Moose Watching in Thirteen Mile Woods EasyRV parking available
The scenic NH Route 16 corridor between Errol and Berlin is one of the most reliable moose-viewing routes in New England. Early morning and dusk drives from the campground often yield sightings of moose, bald eagles, and waterfowl.
- Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge EasyRV parking available
Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge lies just north of Errol and protects over 25,000 acres of lake, wetland, and boreal forest habitat straddling the New Hampshire and Maine border. Visitors can launch boats, paddle quiet coves, and look for loons, bald eagles, and moose. fws.gov/refuge/umbagog
- Hiking in the Great North Woods Moderate
A network of trails in the surrounding Thirteen Mile Woods and nearby conservation lands offers short walks and longer climbs with river and mountain views. Trailheads along NH 16 provide pull-off parking suitable for smaller RVs and tow vehicles.
- Swimming and Riverside Relaxation EasyRV parking available
Calm pools along the park's shoreline are popular for swimming, wading, and cooling off on summer afternoons. Currents can be strong after rain, so visitors should choose spots carefully and supervise children.
- Fall Foliage Drives EasyRV parking available
The park makes a quiet base for leaf-peeping along NH Route 16 and US Route 26 toward Grafton Notch in Maine. Peak color in the Androscoggin valley typically arrives from late September into early October.
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Mollidgewock State Park, NH, United States
How to get to Mollidgewock State Park
The park sits on NH Route 16 roughly 3 miles south of Errol, NH, about 35 miles (45 minutes) north of Berlin and 2 hours north of North Conway. From Portland, Maine, expect about a 2.5 to 3 hour drive via US 2 and NH 16. RV travelers should note that NH 16 north of Berlin is a winding two-lane road with rolling grades, narrow shoulders, and frequent moose crossings, so nighttime driving is discouraged. The nearest major airport for fly-and-rent travelers is Portland International Jetport (PWM) in Maine, with Manchester-Boston Regional (MHT) a longer option to the south.
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