Small US Forest Service Park ( 23 tent and RV sites ). No dump station. The one water source is a hand pump. Vault toilets. The front loop is very close to the road ( route 112 ).
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What campers say
Blackberry Crossing Campground sits along the Kancamagus Highway and occupies an old CCC camp, giving it noticeable historic character. It’s small, generally quiet and popular with families seeking an off‑grid stay — most sites offer a picnic table, fire ring/steel grate and some have charcoal grills. Facilities are basic: hand‑pump or well water, vault/composting toilets (no showers), limited cell service and no hookups; firewood is sold and a dumpster is available. Hosts are frequently described as friendly, though a few guests report strict enforcement of quiet rules. Expect peaceful surroundings but modest amenities and occasional maintenance issues.
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📖 About This Campground
Blackberry Crossing Campground near Albany New Hampshire offers 26 primitive tent and RV camping sites located along the Kancamagus Highway. A White Mountain National Forest campground the Blackberry Crossing Campground has a paved road with backin dirt campsites tucked in to the trees. A hand pump is available for water and restrooms are pit toilets. First come first served the campground is a short walk over to the scenic river and the beautiful covered bridge. In addition access to numerous hiking trails.
Sites have picnic tables and fire rings and thanks to the trees decent privacy. The sites are reasonably large with the limiting factor being the narrow roads and trees.
Built on the grounds of a former CCC camp from the 30's there are still foundations and interpretive trails discussing this legacy.
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