New Hampshire State Parks

A quiet lakeside day-use park in Laconia with picnic areas, fishing access, and scenic views of Lake Winnisquam.

A peaceful riverside wayside park with picnic space, fishing access, and scenic views of the Androscoggin River.

A small lakeside park with a beach, picnic areas, and scenic views of Lake Winnipesaukee.

New Hampshire’s largest developed state park, known for forests, ponds, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A quiet forest preserve with rocky ledges and scenic valley views.

A scenic roadside wayside featuring Beaver Brook Falls and picnic-friendly overlooks.

A riverside historic site preserving the remains of the Bedell Bridge crossing on the Connecticut River.

A secluded pond and forest preserve offering quiet recreation and wildlife viewing.

A peaceful Bradford conservation area with mature pines, wetlands, and quiet nature viewing.

A scenic aerial tram ride to a 4,080-foot summit with panoramic White Mountain views.

A rugged mountain park known for summit views, hiking, and forested backcountry scenery.

A scenic cliff-top park with panoramic views of Mount Washington Valley and popular rock climbing.

A scenic granite gorge with short walks, river views, and a peaceful woodland setting.

A lakeside day-use park in Weare known for swimming, boating, fishing, and picnicking.

A quiet North Country park with camping, boating, fishing, and scenic pond views.

A remote northern forest of lakes, mountains, and working timberlands offering quiet recreation and scenic beauty.

A scenic White Mountains park featuring waterfalls, cliffs, and classic mountain views.

A scenic, lightly developed mountain park with hiking, wildlife viewing, and panoramic views.

A peaceful woodland natural area with spring dogwoods, wildflowers, and easy nature walks.

A preserved 18th-century farmhouse honoring the birthplace of Daniel Webster.

A peaceful wooded campground in northern New Hampshire with rustic camping and easy access to lakes and forest recreation.

A rugged North Country park with dramatic mountain scenery, hiking, and panoramic views.

A peaceful lakeside scenic area known for mountain views, picnicking, and quiet recreation.

A popular White Mountains day-use park with a lake beach, picnic areas, and dramatic cliff views.

A small scenic wayside park on Lake Winnipesaukee with picnic space and lake views.

A scenic Lake Winnipesaukee beach park with swimming, picnicking, and boating access.

A small historic site on Lake Winnipesaukee featuring a colonial-era boundary marker and scenic waterfront views.

A peaceful lakefront state park in the White Mountains known for swimming, picnicking, and fishing.

A small historic coastal site on New Castle Island with harbor views and colonial fort remains.

A historic coastal fort with ocean views, military ruins, and shoreline walking paths.

A scenic White Mountains park known for Flume Gorge, waterfalls, alpine views, and four-season recreation.

A historic site preserving the boyhood home of President Franklin Pierce.

A small riverside wayside park in Charlestown with picnic space, memorial features, and scenic Connecticut River views.

A scenic historic site on Lake Wentworth featuring the ruins of Governor Benning Wentworth’s summer estate.

A peaceful lakeside park on Otter Lake offering swimming, paddling, picnicking, and camping in the Monadnock Region.

A bustling oceanfront state park with a sandy beach, boardwalk access, and classic New Hampshire seacoast recreation.

A riverside historic site commemorating Hannah Duston’s 1697 captivity and escape.

A protected peat bog known for rare wetland habitat and quiet wildlife viewing.

A small natural area with rocky ledges, forested trails, and scenic North Country views.

A popular sandy ocean beach in Rye with swimming, surf, and scenic seacoast views.

A small, peaceful natural area with forested trails and wildlife habitat in southwestern New Hampshire.

A large White Mountains park offering lake recreation, camping, and extensive off-highway vehicle trails.

A peaceful lakeside day-use park with a sandy beach, swimming, and picnic areas.

A peaceful lakeside park in the Great North Woods with camping, boating, swimming, and fishing.

A scenic lakeside park offering swimming, paddling, fishing, and mountain views.

A small natural area centered on a giant glacial boulder and quiet woodland setting.

A rugged historic mining area in the White Mountains with forested scenery and remnants of old mine workings.

A peaceful hilltop park in northern New Hampshire with scenic views, a historic fire tower, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A mountaintop park on Pack Monadnock with panoramic views, picnic areas, and a scenic auto road.

A quiet riverfront park on the Androscoggin River offering paddling, fishing, and picnic areas.

A classic New Hampshire mountain park centered on the famous summit of Mount Monadnock.

A peaceful North Country park with a brook, swimming, camping, and picnic areas near the White Mountains.

A year-round mountain and lake park known for skiing, swimming, and panoramic views.

A high-elevation summit park on Mount Washington offering iconic views, alpine weather, and access to the region's most famous peak.

A scenic roadside park on the Connecticut River with picnic areas and peaceful views.

A compact Atlantic beach park offering swimming, sunbathing, and scenic seacoast views.

A peaceful pondside state park in southeastern New Hampshire with swimming, paddling, fishing, and picnic areas.

A scenic Atlantic coast park with tide pools, picnic areas, and marine science exhibits.

A quiet lakeside natural area on Ossipee Lake with scenic shoreline, wildlife habitat, and water-based recreation.

A peaceful day-use park on Otter Brook Reservoir offering swimming, picnicking, and fishing.

A scenic state park with a lake, beaches, camping, and rugged forested terrain.

A remote, wooded state park with a pond, hiking, paddling, fishing, and rustic camping.

New Hampshire's largest state park, known for forests, ponds, and quiet outdoor recreation.

A quiet woodland natural area with rocky ledges and scenic forest views.

A quiet Monadnock Region park known for its spectacular rhododendron blooms and woodland walks.

Historic farmstead where Robert Frost lived and wrote in Derry, New Hampshire.

A scenic mountain park with a summit road, picnic areas, and panoramic views from Mount Kearsarge.

A scenic seacoast park with harbor views, picnicking, fishing, and access to the Isles of Shoals.

A scenic gorge with polished rock formations, pools, and river views in the White Mountains region.

A small riverside heritage park honoring the historic Smith's Ferry crossing on the Merrimack River.

A small historic site preserving a former mill setting along the river.

A remote lakeside park on Umbagog Lake offering paddling, camping, fishing, and exceptional wildlife viewing.

A peaceful lakeside park on Kezar Lake with a beach, picnic areas, and swimming.

A popular sandy ocean beach in Rye with swimming, picnicking, and sweeping views of the Atlantic.

A scenic forested mountain natural area overlooking the Connecticut River in southwestern New Hampshire.

A historic hilltop park in Lancaster known for panoramic views, picnicking, and the Weeks estate.

A popular Newfound Lake beach park with swimming, picnicking, and scenic mountain views.

A scenic lakeside park on Lake Wentworth with a beach, picnic areas, and swimming.

A colonial-era mansion and waterfront historic site overlooking the Piscataqua River.

A remote offshore historic site featuring a lighthouse, rugged coastal scenery, and sweeping Atlantic views.

A scenic lakeside park in Tamworth with a sandy beach, swimming, boating, and camping.

A scenic Mount Kearsarge trailhead park with picnic areas and access to summit views.