Maximum Occupancy

Maximum of 4 adults per campsite or rental unit. One vehicle per site or rental unit. Additional vehicles must be in extra vehicle parking areas.

Visitors

All visitors must register at the office upon arrival. Campers are responsible for their visitors’ compliance with camping guidelines. Day visitors are welcome from 9:00AM - 9:00PM. No day visitors allowed to register after 8:00PM. Overnight visitors must leave by 1:00PM the following day.

Supervision of Children

Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children. Parents are responsible for damage caused by their children to the campground facilities. No motorized or battery operated children’s riding toys. Due to safety concerns, bike riding is not allowed after dusk. Helmets are highly recommended.

Speed Limit

The speed limit is 5 MPH throughout the campground.

Quiet Hours

Quiet time is from 11:00PM to 7:00AM and is STRICTLY ENFORCED. All children must be on their campsite by 11:00PM. Please turn off radios, and turn down televisions.

Pets

Pets MUST be kept on a leash at all times. Electronic leashes not allowed. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets (even on the dog walk). Dogs must not be left unattended. Barking dogs will NOT be tolerated. No pets are allowed in buildings, cottage, cabins, or on beaches. Pets are allowed to swim at the boat launching area. Rabies certificate required.

Beaches and Boating

Swim at your own risk. Parents must accompany all children under the age of 14. No swimming allowed after dusk. Fishing is permitted at the fishing point, not on boat docks. The state has designated Swain’s Lake as a personal watercraft free lake. Barrington Shores does not permit any type of jet-propelled watercraft on its property.

Wastewater

New Hampshire State Law prohibits surface dumping of sewage or gray water. Please use air tight sewer connections or dump station. Washing of RV’s and vehicles is not permitted.

Firewood

Firewood is available for purchase at Barrington Shores. Please do NOT bring firewood from home or firewood which has been purchased elsewhere. Trees are being destroyed throughout North America through the transportation of invasive insects and diseases in firewood. One of the most important things we can do to protect trees is stop moving invasive pests and diseases to new areas on firewood. It’s really that simple: Don’t move firewood, and keep trees healthy and alive. Forests are great places to play, but they also keep our air clean and our water pure. We must protect them by not moving firewood, so our kids, grandkids and great-grandkids can enjoy these amazing places like we do.

Alcoholic Beverages and Drugs

Illegal drugs and misuse of alcoholic beverages will not be tolerated.

Fireworks

For fire and safety concerns, all ground, aerial, and noise producing displays are prohibited.

Respect for Fellow Campers

Respect other campers by use of appropriate language. For your safety and as a courtesy to others, do not walk through other sites.

Restrooms

Please help keep our restrooms clean. Children under six years of age should be accompanied by an adult. Do not wash clothes or dishes in restrooms. Please report any condition that requires our attention.

Fireplaces

NH State Law prohibits the moving of fireplaces. Please, no pallets, construction debris, or pressure treated lumber. Nails, staples, and other metal fasteners create a safety hazard for employees, campers, and pets. Help us keep unwanted guests away (skunks and raccoons) by not using your fireplace as a “trash bin.”