2027 Season May 15 – October 15

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Waterfront campsites above the lake, with kayaks and canoes pulled up along the rocks

Family Camping on Lake Winnipesaukee

Waterfront and wooded sites in Moultonborough, New Hampshire, since 1966.

Campsites & Rates Cabins & Rentals

Welcome to Long Island Bridge Campground!

Established in 1966, families have come to Long Island Bridge Campground to enjoy the endless beauty of Lake Winnipesaukee. With sites for RVs, trailers, pop-ups and tents and locations from the waterfront to the backwoods, there is something for everyone. Sorry, we don’t allow tents on our trailer sites!

If you get tired of sand in your shoes, we are just a stone’s throw away from the many attractions of the Lakes Region and the incredible White Mountains. Come visit us and relax, swim, hike and take in the sights, and forever fall in love with the Lakes Region of New Hampshire.

Waterfront sites along the rocky shore
Relaxing on the office porch
  • Since 1966Family camping on the lake
  • Private BeachOur own sandy beach and dock
  • On the WaterSites facing Long Island and the bridge
  • May 15 – October 15The 2027 camping season

Our Facilities & Amenities

Everything a family needs for a summer at the lake, from the beach to the campfire.

The beach and the shore, seen from the water

On the Water

  • Our own private, sandy beach
  • Waterfront sites facing Long Island and the bridge
  • Dock
  • Canoe and kayak rentals
  • Fishing and boating nearby
A terraced trailer site with a lawn and flower beds

Your Campsite

  • Tent sites, open and shady
  • Lovely terraced trailer sites with full hookups
  • All sites have a fireplace and picnic table
  • Firewood
  • Artesian well water
On the swings at the playground

Around Camp

  • Basketball and volleyball court
  • Playground
  • Horseshoe pits
  • Modern restrooms and hot showers

Campsites

Camping season May 15 through October 15.

Campsites are for 1 family (2 adults and children under 18).

A tent site under the pines

Tent Sites

Open and shady sites for tents.

Tent site
$42per night
Pop-up campers along the campground road

Water & Electricity

For pop-ups and tents.

Water & electricity
$50per night
A terraced trailer site with a lawn and flower beds

Trailer Sites

Terraced sites with a 3-way hookup.

30 amp
$57per night
50 amp
$60per night
A waterfront site, canoes and kayaks tied up at the water’s edge

By the Lake

Sites by number, on or near the water.

Sites #1–6 & 9
$65per night
Sites #7 & 8
$75per night
Sites #14 & 15
$52per night

Additional Fees & Policies

DayOvernight
Visitor, adult guest$5$10
Visitor, child guest$2.50$5
  • Guest fees are double on holidays.
  • Check-in is after 1 PM. Early arrivals are subject to an additional charge. Check-out is before 11 AM. If you wish to stay longer, please contact the office. If you check out late without notifying the office, there will also be a charge.
  • Sorry, no pets allowed on the waterfront sites.

Rentals

Camper cabins and trailers to rent by the week.

One of the camper cabins, with its porch and picnic table

Camper Cabins Sites #49 & 50

$1,000per 7 days

Floor plan of the rental trailer on site #76

Trailer Site #76

$900per 7 days

Floor plan of the rental trailer on site #77

Trailer Site #77

$900per 7 days

Good to Know

  • All rates are weekly and subject to NH room and meals tax.
  • Sorry, no pets allowed in our rentals.
  • Check-out 10:00 AM, check-in 2:00 PM.
  • Towels, bedding and pillows are not provided.
  • Occupancy limit is one family per trailer (2 adults and children under 18).
  • Tents are not allowed on rental trailer sites.
  • Required deposit is $250.00; this includes the $100.00 security deposit.

Site Map

From the waterfront to the backwoods: find your site, the beach, the dock and the office.

Campground Rules

  1. All guests

    We ask that guests be pre-registered. Guests must stop at the office upon arrival. Visitor/guest fees are double on holidays. If campers have overnight guests (limit of 4 adults max per site, including guests), they are not allowed to set up their own tents. Guests should call for their own sites.

  2. Tents

    No tents are allowed on trailer sites.

  3. Boats and boat trailers

    Boats and boat trailers are not permitted on the campsites. Please use the boat parking area.

  4. Speed

    The speed limit in the campground is 10 mph. This is to be observed at all times.

  5. Noise

    Avoid excessive noise. Quiet hours are from 10 PM to 8 AM. All persons under the age of 18 must be back at their campsites by 11 PM unless accompanied by an adult. We recommend a flashlight when out at night.

  6. Pets

    Pets are permitted but must be restricted. No animals are allowed on the beach or on the waterfront campsites. Pets must not be left at the campsite unattended and must be on a leash at all times.

    Dogs must be limited to a 6-foot leash and must be on a leash at all times. No retractable leashes in the campground. All animal droppings must be picked up. No more than 2 dogs per site are allowed. We also have breed restrictions.

  7. Trees & campfires

    Cutting trees and moving fireplaces is not permitted. According to the State of New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands, fire height cannot exceed 2 ft. or knee-high level.

  8. Don’t move firewood

    Our forests are threatened by nonnative insects that can kill large numbers of trees. Three recently introduced insects, the emerald ash borer, Asian longhorned beetle and Sirex woodwasp, are wood-infesting species that can be transported long distances in firewood. Once transported into new areas, these insects can become established and kill local trees. We must stop the spread of these insects and protect our forests and trees.

    How you can help:

    • Leave firewood at home: do not transport it to campgrounds or parks.
    • Use firewood from local sources.
    • If you have moved firewood, burn all of it before leaving your campsite.

  9. Supervision

    Small children must be supervised at all times, and accompanied to restrooms.

  10. State requirement

    The State of New Hampshire requires the use of non-formaldehyde holding tank deodorant only, in all holding tanks. Please note we are on a septic system: only toilet tissue should be flushed.

  11. Check-in & check-out

    Check-in is after 1 PM. Check-out is before 11 AM. If you wish to stay later, you must notify the office ahead of time. If you are leaving before the office opens, please return the gate card the night before.

  12. Campfires

    No campfires from midnight to 8 AM.

  13. No lifeguard

    There is no lifeguard on the beach; swimming is at your own risk. Young children are not allowed on the beach without adult supervision.

  14. Camping pass

    All vehicles must display a camping pass or guest pass on the rearview mirror.

  15. Gate cards

    Gate cards are to be used by registered campers only. People who try to get through the gate with someone else’s card will be asked to leave immediately. A card allows only 1 vehicle to enter.

  16. Bicycles

    Bicycles are prohibited from the 1st and 2nd tiers and the main road of the campground. Children may ride bicycles up over the hill, away from the gates.

  17. Golf carts

    We do not allow golf carts in the campground.

  18. Management

    We reserve the right to evict anyone from the campground who does not comply with all the rules and regulations.

Summer on Lake Winnipesaukee

Clear water, long days on the beach and sunsets over the lake.

A small wooded island and boats moored on Lake Winnipesaukee A waterfront site, canoes and kayaks tied up at the water’s edge A family heading out in a canoe Sunset over the lake from the beach Floating on tubes in the clear water One of the camper cabins, with its porch and picnic table A day at the beach in lawn chairs

Local Attractions

The Lakes Region and the White Mountains, just a stone’s throw away.

Castle in the Clouds above the morning fog Castle in the CloudsA mountaintop mansion and estate above the lake, with tours, trails and long views. The Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad along the lake Winnipesaukee Scenic RailroadTrain rides along the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. The boardwalks among the boulders at Polar Caves Polar CavesBoardwalks and caves among the granite boulders in Rumney.

Travel Directions

Please use the map to find your way to Long Island Bridge Campground.

Long Island Bridge Campground
29 Long Island Road
Moultonborough, NH 03254

Get Directions (603) 253-6053

Reservations

We will be taking reservations again at the beginning of the year.

Questions? Give us a call.

Call (603) 253-6053

Cancellation & Reservation Policies

  • We require 2 weeks’ notice to cancel or modify a reservation made after May 15th for a refund. The exception: holiday reservations are not refundable. No exceptions!
  • Reservations made a year in advance, or any reservation made before May 15th, must be for a week or more. To cancel a reservation, we require 30 days’ notice to receive a refund. If you choose to modify your stay, you will still be required to pay the full amount for the original reservation.
  • No refunds due to weather!
  • All cancelled sites are subject to a $30.00 booking fee deducted from your deposit for each week reserved.
  • 3-night minimum on non-waterfront sites in July and August.
  • 1-week minimum on the waterfront in July and August.
  • Limit of 1 unit per site on waterfront sites.
  • Sorry, we don’t allow tents on our trailer sites!
  • 2-car limit per site, except for the waterfront and trailer sites 25 to 34, where we only allow 1 car per site.
  • Sorry, we do not accept credit or debit cards.
  • Reservations cannot be changed upon arrival.