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Campton

10 Gearty Way Campton, NH 03223
(603) 726-3223

Campton, NH

POPULATION:  3,300  (+/-)

MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $39,213

Want More Information?

Visit the town’s websitee-mail, or call (603) 726-3223.

 

Explore the Foothills of the White Mountains

Rich with natural and historic treasures, incorporated in 1767, Campton is 251 years young! Located off I-93 at exits 27 and 28, Campton is bordered by the Pemigewassett River. Historic markers dot the streets at schoolhouses, churches, and three handsome covered bridges–most notably the Blair Bridge which is one of the longest in New England.

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Campton offers amenities for young and old in the Heart of 603. As the gateway to the Whites, we have recreation in abundance!

— Carina Park, Town Administrator, Campton, NH

Fun facts about Campton:

Campton was the birthplace of Sylvester Marsh, the engineer who designed and built the Cog Railway to the summit of Mount Washington.

Blair Bridge dates from 1869, replacing an 1829 bridge that was burned by an arsonist who claimed God told him to do it.

Campton Parks and Recreation Department
1110 NH Route 175
Campton, NH 03223

For more information, call (603) 254-7339.

 

SCHOOLS: SAU 48; Campton Elementary School (Grades K-8), (603) 726-3931, 1110 NH Route 175, Campton;

Plymouth Regional High School (Grades 9-12), (603) 536-1444, 86 Old Ward Bridge Rd. Plymouth

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