Bean and Bear Lakes Hike-In — Tettegouche State Park

Yes. The site says camping should be done only at designated campsites to protect the fragile ecosystem and to respect private and public landowners.

Campfires are only allowed in the designated fire ring, and there is one fire ring per campsite. Fire rings must be shared, and no new fire rings should be built.

The Superior Hiking Trail has campsite latrines, and campers are encouraged to use them whenever possible. Trash and food scraps must be packed out, since there are no trail-sponsored garbage cans or garbage service.

Dogs should be kept on a leash. The site says this is both the rule of the trail and the law in many sections.

Food should be secured to avoid attracting wildlife. The site recommends using a bear canister or carefully bear-bagging your food.