Salisbury Beach State Reservation

Very large and crowded campground. But the sites were spacious, level and well kept. Loved being close to the beach. Bathroom were clean; however, the showers are lacking. They need hooks and shower curtains. Everything gets wet. Also the water only runs for a short time, so Very difficult to wash your hair. Nice and easy access dump station. 

We paid $87 for water and electric. We have stayed at many state parks across the country, including beach side in CA and have never paid even close to this for so little. It may be great during the summer, but this was end of the season and nothing is open. Very disappointed.

After reading several reviews we were slightly concerned about being crammed in. 
We found the camp sites to be very level. 
And enough room to set up a large canopy adjacent to our 30' class c .  
We walked to the beach the first night to enjoy sunset and hang on the beach. 
The second day we decided to drive across the street to one of the lots with our car we also brought. 
We didn't feel like carrying a cooler and the chairs etc. 
This worked out fine. Beautiful beach. That does get busy. There are lifeguards every section of beach. 
Also they do a really nice job of maintaining and picking up rubbish barrels. 
The only negative things I can say about this rv park are lack of shade trees. 
They have lots of smaller trees. But no real shaded areas. Not a huge deal just be aware. 
If you have a huge rig this place may not be large enough to park it comfortably.  
Take this with a grain of salt. .
We drove around and most sites had the sane general layout.  But no pull through sites that we saw.  
We were able to park our 30' class c and our suv in the same driveway though. 
The only other negative thing was the water supply can be pretty far from your site. 
Definitely bring at least 75' worth of hose maybe 100'   

You will find this camp is about a 20 minute drive to Hampton Beach.  If you're looking for activities for kids and adults this is a great spot. 👍 
Parking at Hampton Beach is pricey, definitely don't drive a motorhome to Hampton as you will have a difficult time finding parking. 
However there is plenty of parking for cars etc. 
I would definitely recommend staying here if you want to have access to a beautiful beach. 

Called posted phone number but get a recording it’s not a working number.

Great location, beach, sites with power.  To many skunks at our site (G021)  They come out at sunset and surround you.  Friendly enough not to spray you but took away from the overall experience.

This campground might not be for everybody, but if you like the beach you should give it a try. The sites are open with maybe one tree on most sites. Sites have  paved and concrete driveways and lots of them have a concrete pad that would be under your awning. They recently built a new bathhouse and re-did the dump station to three lanes. Like I said it’s not for everybody weather is pretty much an open field with some sporadic trees, so very little shade. The ocean is on one side and the Merrimack River is on another side with a marsh that is great for canoeing,kayaking and fishing on another side. 

The location is great.  Walking distance to the water with a beach.  However the campground is pretty trashy.  Trashy people and some trashy campers!  I wouldn't stay again 

Nice camp ground on the water, but way over crowded, rigs are stacked like cord wood, and the dump station had a line several units deep all the time. Water and Electric only on site. We had to share a faucet with our neighbor because there were not enough.

Only electric and water. Easy flat sites. Very clean and friendly. Water is crystal clear but cold. Clean bathrooms and shower. Very reasonable pricing when you consider it is $15-$20 a day to park near the beach around the corner in town. 

Sites are close together but there is plenty of room in each site. We were here early June a lot of empty sites could be really crowded later in summer. Water and electric hook up in some sites 75 foot or better. Clean bathrooms and shower. Camp store is expensive. Walk or bike to beach. 

Great Park - clean facilities. Camp sites are very close together, but everyone was really cool. The beach is great, but if you're from the South, the water's COLD! Most people were wearing wet suits. The area around the park is a neat little beach town with plenty of places to eat good seafood. Markey's and Tuna Striker both had good food at reasonable prices.