Bradford, NH: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Bradford there are 31 campgrounds and 5 rest areas. Nearby, 5 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Bradford.
Low clearances and road limits near Bradford
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Center Road · 9'6" clearance · in town
- Newmarket Road · 8'3" clearance · 5 mi E
- West Joppa Road · 9'6" clearance · 7 mi E
- Patterson Hill Road · 12'6" clearance · 9 mi SE
- Bridge Road · 11'6" clearance · 13 mi NE
Campgrounds near Bradford
- Mount Sunapee State Park Camping Area · 7 mi NW · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Mt. Sunapee Campground · 7 mi NW
- Saint Methodios Faith and Heritage Center · 10 mi E · fees apply
- Spacious Skies French Pond · 11 mi SE
- NorthStar Campground · 11 mi W
- Sandy Beach Campground · 11 mi SE
- Elm Brook Park Rec Area · 13 mi SE · fees apply
- Fox Brook Tent Site · 14 mi SW · no travel trailers
- Camp Wilmot · 15 mi N · fees apply
- Spacious Skies Campgrounds - Seven Maples · 20 mi S
- Cold Springs Camp Resort · 20 mi SE · fees apply
- Cold Spring RV · 20 mi SE
- Friendly Beaver Campground · 23 mi SE · fees apply
- Otter Brook Lake Recreation Area · 25 mi SW
- Tree Farm Campground · 25 mi W
- and 16 more in the app
Rest areas
- Springfield Rest Area I-89 (North Bound) · 16 mi NW · restrooms
- Canterbury Rest Area · 19 mi E · restrooms
- Sanbornton Rest Area · 24 mi NE · restrooms
- Hooksett Rest Area · 27 mi SE
- Hooksett Rest Area · 27 mi SE · restrooms
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