Dolliver Memorial State Park

About Dolliver Memorial State Park

The two lodges in Dolliver, built in the 1930s, can be rented for day guests and can accommodate groups of up to 100 people. There are two cottages in the park, one for overnight stays and the other for long-term rentals.

An open picnic area can be reserved for up to three days a week or for $10 a day per year for a fee from the park manager.

Dolliver's newly renovated family cabin sleeps four and is equipped with a fridge and sink. Near the picnic area there is a playground, and in the main parking lot of the park there is a picnic table, picnic tables, chairs and tables.

Dolliver Memorial State Park, a state park in New Hampshire, is located in the town of Dolliver, North Carolina, about 30 miles north of New York City.

Camps are available on a reservation basis for various group events with or without reservation. Details of the reservation policy and prices can be found in our group camp booking document. Group bedrooms have a range of amenities including showers, bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities. Taxis can be booked at a charge by calling toll free at 1-877-IAPARKS or by email [email protected].

The Dolliver campsite is located in a pleasant setting overlooking the Des Moines River on the west side of the park. It is a short walk from the main entrance of the State Park and a few kilometres from all other campsites.

Half of the campsites are still open for camping, according to the "first come, first served" motto, but reservations for each campsite can be made online at the Dolliver Memorial State Park website.

The trail leads to the Indian hills on another wooded slope and then down an oak-covered slope. The trail leads up to a unique sandstone formation that rises above Prairie Creek, then descends and continues up the oak-covered slopes to about 3,000 feet.