New Chapter for Under Canvas in New England
2026 reservations are now open for the newest camp location in New Hampshire
Under Canvas, a leader in upscale outdoor hospitality, is proud to announce its plans to open the Under Canvas White Mountains in New Hampshire by June 2026. This will mark the company's second venture in New England, promising thrilling experiences in one of the region’s most picturesque areas.
Stunning Natural Landscapes Await You
The new camp will cover 86 idyllic acres, providing guests with stunning views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. Surrounded by rolling meadows and lush orchards, this location allows for easy access to the renowned White Mountain National Forest—one of the most visited national forests in the U.S. Here, adventurers can easily reach popular destinations like Franconia Notch State Park, the Kancamagus Highway, and the Mount Washington Cog Railway.
Connecting with Nature in Comfort
"With the launch of Under Canvas White Mountains, we’re deepening our presence in the Northeast and expanding access to some of the region's most iconic outdoor destinations," stated Matt Gaghen, CEO of Under Canvas. He emphasized the appeal of the White Mountains as a favorite road trip destination for East Coast travelers, remarking that the new camp provides an upscale base camp experience with proximity to major cities like Boston and New York City. Guests can dive into the breathtaking views, scenic drives, and numerous trails that showcase New England’s enchanting natural beauty.
Luxurious Accommodations
Each safari-inspired canvas tent at Under Canvas White Mountains will come equipped with a private deck, plush West Elm furnishings, and modern amenities including an ensuite bathroom, pull-chain shower, and a king-size bed with luxurious linens. Guests will also enjoy wood-burning stoves for warmth, bedside lanterns for comfort, and USB charging stations for convenience, merging the charm of camping with modern living.
A Unique Culinary Experience
Culinary delights await guests in the camp’s café-style dining area, featuring a menu inspired by local flavors and utilizing regional ingredients. The camp also plans engaging community events, such as live music and outdoor games, all designed to foster connections among guests. A dedicated Guest Experience Coordinator will be present to assist with activity planning, including guided hiking, rafting, and mountain biking adventures.
Commitment to Sustainability
A core principle at Under Canvas is their Mindful Approach, which encompasses a commitment to sustainability and minimal land disturbance. This thoughtful design approach aims to harmonize with the surrounding environment while preserving the beauty of the natural world. Furthermore, Under Canvas is proud to have set an industry standard in minimizing light pollution, earning recognition for hosting the first-ever DarkSky-certified resort globally.
Reservations for Under Canvas White Mountains are currently available, with rates starting at $279 per night, plus applicable taxes and fees. This exciting venture promises to offer guests an exceptional blend of luxury, nature, and community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Under Canvas White Mountains?
Under Canvas White Mountains is a luxury camping destination set to open in New Hampshire, offering an upscale glamping experience amid stunning natural landscapes.
When will the camp open?
The camp is expected to open in June 2026, with reservations available now.
What amenities will be available at Under Canvas White Mountains?
Guests can expect luxurious canvas tents equipped with private decks, ensuite bathrooms, and modern amenities such as a wood-burning stove and USB battery packs.
What activities can guests partake in?
Guests can enjoy various activities, including guided hikes, rafting, and mountain biking, alongside communal events like live music and outdoor games.
How does Under Canvas prioritize sustainability?
Under Canvas is dedicated to a Mindful Approach, focusing on sustainability, minimal land disturbance, and reducing light pollution, striving for harmony with the environment.
