Red Mill Brook

Red Mill Brook Campground is located in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest region. Unfortunately, this campground is permanently closed and no longer accessible to visitors. Those planning camping trips to this area should explore alternative campgrounds within the White Mountain National Forest that remain operational. For current camping options in the region, it's recommended to check with the USFS White Mountain National Forest office for up-to-date information.

Red Mill Brook Campground is permanently closed, meaning no amenities or facilities are currently available at this location. For camping in the White Mountain National Forest area, consider nearby operational campgrounds which typically offer basic amenities such as vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, and potable water. The White Mountain region has several alternative campgrounds with varying levels of facilities. Contact the White Mountain National Forest office to learn about available campgrounds and their specific amenities.

Since Red Mill Brook Campground is permanently closed, no recreational activities are available at the campground itself. However, the White Mountain National Forest area offers abundant outdoor activities including hiking on numerous trails, mountain biking, fishing in local streams and ponds, wildlife viewing, photography, and scenic drives. During winter, the region provides opportunities for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Consider exploring the Appalachian Trail sections, nearby waterfalls, and mountain peaks that make this region a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

Reservations and fee information are not applicable as Red Mill Brook Campground is permanently closed. If you're looking to camp in the White Mountain National Forest area, many operational campgrounds require reservations through Recreation.gov, especially during peak season. Fees at White Mountain campgrounds typically range from $20-30 per night for standard sites. Always check with the USFS or the official campground management for current reservation requirements and fee structures of alternative campgrounds in the region.