Discover 8 parks for photography within driving distance of Exeter
"Exeter families and day-trippers visit for easy access to the ocean and a scenic coastal drive. It is a popular warm-weather destination for locals."
A popular sandy ocean beach in Rye with swimming, picnicking, and sweeping views of the Atlantic.
"Exeter residents enjoy the beach for quick coastal access and scenic Atlantic views. It is close enough for spontaneous afternoon visits and sunset walks along the shore."
A popular sandy ocean beach in Rye with swimming, surf, and scenic seacoast views.
"Exeter visitors are within easy driving distance of the mansion and its waterfront setting. It is a popular stop for those interested in colonial history and architecture."
A colonial-era mansion and waterfront historic site overlooking the Piscataqua River.
"Exeter visitors often seek nearby outdoor destinations for family outings and photography. Bear's Den Natural Area provides a compact, easy-to-access nature stop within the Seacoast region."
A quiet forest preserve with rocky ledges and scenic valley views.
"Exeter travelers can enjoy an easy drive to the shoreline for walking, photography, and historic exploration. The park is a convenient destination for a half-day Seacoast excursion."
A historic coastal fort with ocean views, military ruins, and shoreline walking paths.
"Exeter is close enough for families and day-trippers looking for a seaside picnic or harbor walk. The park provides an easy coastal destination without a long drive."
A scenic seacoast park with harbor views, picnicking, fishing, and access to the Isles of Shoals.
"Exeter travelers often visit for a short coastal drive and access to boat tours serving the Isles of Shoals area."
A remote offshore historic site featuring a lighthouse, rugged coastal scenery, and sweeping Atlantic views.
"Exeter visitors are drawn to the fort for its maritime history and easy access to the Portsmouth area. It is a popular stop before or after exploring the Seacoast."
A small historic coastal site on New Castle Island with harbor views and colonial fort remains.