Autumn is one of the most magical times to visit our campground in New Hampshire. Whether you’re planning a quick weekend trip or an extended stay, this guide has everything you need to know about New Hampshire fall foliage (with peak colors in late September), Halloween events, and the best cabin and campsite options to soak it all in.
From crisp mornings and cozy hoodies, to glowing campfires and unforgettable family memories, fall camping at Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis offers a unique experience everyone will love.

New Hampshire Fall Foliage Prediction Map
While nature’s timing can be a bit unpredictable, the New Hampshire fall foliage map shows peak color in the White Mountains mid September to early October. This is the prime time for soaking in the vibrant colors, taking fall photos, and enjoying festive activities. You can also check out the New Hampshire fall foliage map on trusted sources like the Almanac or American Forests.

Top Stays for Your Fall Camping Getaway
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Nearby Areas for the Best Fall Foliage
Cathedral Ledge State Park
If you’re planning a fall camping trip near Glen, Cathedral Ledge State Park is an easy must-see. Just a short drive from town, this iconic granite cliff offers panoramic views of the Saco River Valley and the colorful White Mountains. The scenic auto road takes you straight to the top, where the fall colors stretch for miles. Whether you're snapping pictures at sunrise or enjoying a peaceful picnic with a view, Cathedral Ledge is the perfect place to soak in the season.
Kancamagus Highway
No fall foliage list in New Hampshire is complete without the Kancamagus Highway. This 34-mile scenic byway winds through the heart of the White Mountain National Forest, just a quick hop from Glen. As you drive, you’ll pass through vibrant forests, mountain overlooks, and river valleys painted in gold, red, and orange. Make time for stops at Sabbaday Falls or Rocky Gorge for short hikes and incredible photo ops. It's one of the most unforgettable drives in New England during peak season.
Diana’s Baths
For a blend of natural beauty and fall color, head to Diana’s Baths in nearby Bartlett. This series of cascading waterfalls is tucked into the forest and surrounded by brilliant autumn foliage. A short, family-friendly trail leads you to the falls, where smooth rocks and crystal-clear pools make for a peaceful retreat. Whether you're exploring with kids or looking for a quiet moment in nature, Diana’s Baths offers a dreamy fall backdrop that’s perfect for an afternoon outing.

On-Site Fall Activities & Events
