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Cannon Mountain RV Park

πŸ“ Cannon Mountain RV Park, Franconia Notch State Park / Route 3, Franconia, NH 03580

Franconia, New Hampshire

RV Park (Tiny Friendly)year roundYear-RoundBYO Allowed

Sites

7

Total Capacity

7

Lot Rent

$35-50/mo

Max Home Size

No tiny-home size limit published; sites accommodate RVs/trailers, with listed site lengths around 4

Foundation/Wheels

RV/trailer wheels only; pop-ups permitted if all three services are used when available

About Cannon Mountain RV Park

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

What's Included in Rent

βœ“electric during winter operating period
βœ“water/electric/sewer during full-service season
βœ“picnic table
βœ“fire ring

Paid Separately

β€’nightly camping fees
β€’reservation fee
β€’extra adults/children
β€’water/sewer unavailable in winter

Community Amenities

β˜…full_hookups_during_regular_season
β˜…30amp
β˜…dump_station
β˜…fire_rings
β˜…fishing
β˜…hiking
β˜…swimming
β˜…bike_trails
β˜…walking_trails
β˜…echo_lake_access
β˜…restrooms

Electric & Hookups

Electric Service

30amp

Rules & Policies

Pet Policy

No pets permitted

Certification Requirements

Must qualify as an RV/trailer under park rules; no RVIA/NOAH requirement published

Zoning Notes

This is state-owned campground property within Franconia Notch State Park. The state describes it as strictly an RV park. New Hampshire campground law defines recreational campgrounds as temporary recreational occupancy and expressly excludes permanent year-round residency.

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

Living in Franconia

Franconia sits at the entrance to Franconia Notch in Grafton County, one of the most dramatic mountain passes in the White Mountains. The town's small village center and surrounding peaks have long drawn hikers, skiers, and sightseers. Franconia Notch State Park, Cannon Mountain, and the Appalachian Trail all lie within reach of the village, while the Frost Place preserves the former home of poet Robert Frost. The town's small commercial center serves both residents and visitors. Housing in Franconia includes a mix of year-round homes and vacation properties, with prices reflecting the town's scenic mountain setting. The town draws hikers, skiers, and second-home buyers.

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