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Field & Stream RV Park

πŸ“ 7 Dupaw Gould Road, Brookline, NH 03033

Brookline, New Hampshire

RV Park (Tiny Friendly)year roundYear-RoundBYO Allowed

Sites

54

Total Capacity

54

Lot Rent

$1,650-1,650/mo

Max Home Size

No tiny-home size limit published; maximum RV length 64-70 ft

Foundation/Wheels

Wheels/RV camping units only; no foundation housing

About Field & Stream RV Park

Field & Stream RV Park is a rv park (tiny friendly) located in Brookline, New Hampshire. This community offers year-round living. You may be able to bring your own tiny home.

What's Included in Rent

βœ“water
βœ“sewer
βœ“electric
βœ“wifi
βœ“campground amenities

Paid Separately

β€’metered electric on seasonal contracts
β€’propane
β€’optional visitor/overnight fees

Community Amenities

β˜…full_hookups
β˜…20amp
β˜…30amp
β˜…50amp
β˜…wifi
β˜…cable_tv
β˜…laundry
β˜…showers
β˜…restrooms
β˜…dog_park
β˜…playground
β˜…pond
β˜…fishing
β˜…kayaking
β˜…pavilion
β˜…fire_pit
β˜…propane

Electric & Hookups

Electric Service

20amp30amp50amp

Rules & Policies

Pet Policy

Pets allowed with restrictions; must be vaccinated, controlled and leashed except in dog park; guest pets are not permitted; $50 waste-cleanup fine

Certification Requirements

RV must be registered and insured; no RVIA/NOAH certification requirement specifically published

Zoning Notes

The park operates as an RV campground rather than a residential manufactured-home community. Its own rules explicitly state that campers have no residency at the address and cannot use it for official registrations or government benefits. New Hampshire's campground statute defines recreational campgrounds as temporary recreational occupancy, not permanent year-round residency.

Data from publicly available information β€” verify with community and town before making decisions.

Living in Brookline

Brookline is a small rural town in Hillsborough County near the Massachusetts border, southwest of Nashua. The town retains a strong agricultural character, with several working farms and orchards still active alongside newer residential subdivisions. Brookline's town center includes a traditional common and a handful of civic buildings, while the surrounding countryside offers hiking and horseback riding on conservation land. The town's proximity to Nashua and the Massachusetts border makes it convenient for commuters despite its rural feel. Housing in Brookline tends toward larger lots and a mix of older farmhouses and newer construction, drawing families who want rural space within commuting distance of Nashua. The town's lack of significant commercial development keeps most shopping trips centered on neighboring communities.

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