Webster State Park

About Webster State Park

With prairies, rolling hills and wide skies, Webster State Park offers one of the most spectacular views in the state of New Hampshire. The park covers 880 hectares, spread over two areas on the banks of the Webster Reservoir.

In addition to boating and fishing, campers in Webster have access to a variety of recreational activities including kayaking, canoeing, hiking, camping and hiking. Campers can choose from a wide range of outdoor activities, from hiking and camping to fishing and kayaking.

The latest addition to Webster's attractions is a two-room cabin that can accommodate up to six people. Five boat ramps and three moorings offer boaters ample entry and access to a variety of fishing and boating activities.

In a nearby fishing pond there is an easily accessible fishing pier, and the park has two floating fishing pier, one in the lake and one on the shore. Primary sport fish include bluefish, whitefish, red fish, pike, whale, salmon, trout, mackerel, grouper and other fish species. Webster State Park offers a variety of fishing and boating activities, from kayaking and rafting to canoeing and kayaking. A popular activity in Webster is fishing, especially for small and medium sized trout and shells, as well as for some larger species.