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Attractions & Recreation in Hampton Beach, NHYou'll find plenty to do In Hampton Beach. From Parasailing to playing your favorite nostalgic video game, staying entertained in Hampton Beach is right at your fingertips!
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Attractions |
Isles Of Shoals Steamship Co.
315 Market Street., Portsmouth, NH
800-441-4620 |
Water Country
2300 Lafayette Rd., Portsmouth, NH;
603-427-1112 |
Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
169 Ocean Blvd., Hampton Beach, NH
603-929-4100 |
Seabrook Greyhound Park
Rte 107, Seabrook, NH;
603-474-3065 |
Seacoast Science Center
Rte 1A, Rye, NH; 603-436-8043 |
| Funarama,
Hampton Beach, NH
603-926-2381 |
 | Al Gauron Whale Watching
State Pier, Hampton Beach, NH
603-926-2469 or 1-800-905-7820 | |
Offering Half day fishing, All Day Fishing, 2 Hour Night Fishing, Whale Watch or Fireworks Island Cruise. Come and enjoy! |
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| Captain Rob's Dive Charters,
Rye Harbor, Rye, NH
603-926-9350 |
 | Eastman's Deep Sea Fisihing
Seabrook Beach Dock, Seabrook, NH; 603-474-3461 |
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Northwind Charters
611 Breakfast Hill Road, Box 2
Greenland, NH
603-205.FISH (3474) |
 | Smith & Gilmore Deep Sea Fishing
Hampton Harbor, P. O. BOX 2353
Hampton Beach, NH
03843
603-926-3503
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Miniature Golf, Arcades, Movie Theatres & More! |
| Buc's Lagoon Mini Golf,
59 Ocean Blvd, Hampton Beach, NH
603-926-0888
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Captain's Cove Adventure Golf,
Lafayette Rd. Rte 1, Hampton, NH
603-926-5011
Seasonal 18 hole mini golf. Have your birthday party with us. Ice Cream served too!
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| Funarama,
Hampton Beach, NH
603-926-2381
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| Happy Hampton Arcade,
Ocean Blvd, Hampton Beach, NH;
603-926-1010
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Hampton Casino Waterslide,
C Street, Hampton Beach, NH
603-926-4541
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Golf Courses |
| APPLE HILL GOLF COURSE,
69 East Rd., East Kingston, NH;
603-642-4414
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| ATKINSON COUNTRY CLUB
85 Country Club Dr., Atkinson, NH;
603-362-5681 |
BRAMBER VALLEY EXECUTIVE GOLF COURSE AND PRACTICE RANGE
75 Bramber Valley Dr., Greenland, NH:
603-436-4288 |
BREAKFAST HILL GOLF CLUB
339 Breakfast Hill Rd., Greenland, NH:
603-436-5001 |
| CANDIA WOODS GOLF LINKS
South Road, Candia, NH;
800-564-4344 |
EXETER COUNTRY CLUB
58 Jady Hill, Exeter, NH;
603-772-4752 |
HICKORY POND INN & GOLF COURSE
1 Stagecoach Rd., Durham, NH;
603-659-2227 |
INDIAN MOUND GOLF COURSE
Old Route 16, Ossipee, NH;
603-539-7733 |
| KINGSTON FAIRWAYS GOLF COURSE
65 Depot Rd. (Rte 107), Kingston, NH;
603-642-7722 |
NIPPO LAKE GOLF COURSE
550 Province Rd., Barrington, NH;
603-664-7616 |
PEASE GOLF COURSE
200 Grafton Dr., Portsmouth
603-433-1331 |
SAGAMORE HAMPTON GOLF COURSE
101 North Rd., Hampton
603-964-5341 |
Historic Acctractions |
FORT MCCLARY STATE HISTORIC SITE,
Rte 103, Kittery Point, ME,
207-384-5160 or 207-624-6080
Fort McClary stood to protect approaches to the Piscataqua River at the southern gateway to Kittery, Maine, for more than 275 years. The fort served in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Civil War, the Spanish-American War and World War I and is a prime example of the changes in the military architecture and technology that occurred over the years. The site is open Memorial Day through Sept. 30. |
WENTWORTH-COOLIDGE MANSION HISTORIC SITE
375 Little Harbor Rd., Portsmouth, NH;
603-436-6607
New Hampshire's first royal governor, Benning Wentworth, lived in this 40-room mansion from 1741 to 1767. Overlooking Little Harbor, the Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion is one of the most outstanding homes remaining from the Colonial era. Inside, visitors will find some of the finest colonial wood carvings in America. The site is open mid-May to mid-Oct. |
JACKSON HOUSE
76 Northwest St., Portsmouth, NH; 603-436-3205
In 1924 the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities acquired this historic home from a member of the seventh generation of Jackson's to live there.
The 17th –century structure, built by Richard Jackson, resembles English post-medieval architecture, but is notably American in its use of wood. Call for hours and days of operation. |
GILMAN GARRISON HOUSE
12 Water St., Exeter, NH; 603-436-3205
John Gilman built the Gilman Garrison House in 1709 to protect his sawmills and waterpower sites from Indian attack. Call for information about tours. |
FORT STARK HISTORIC SITE
Rte 1B, Little Harbor, New Castle, NH: 603-436-1552
Fort Stark, named in honor of Commander John Stark, who led the New Hampshire forces at the Battle of Bennington – was a military training facility for more than 200 years. The 10-acre site overlooks the Piscataqua River, Little Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean and is available for self guided tours. |
MOFFATT-LADD HOUSE
154 Market St., Portsmouth, NH; 603-436-8221
Built on the Piscataqua River above lively seaport wharves in 1763, the Moffatt-Ladd House is a splendid example of a successful merchant's home. William Wipple, one of three New Hampshire signers of the Declaration of Independence, lived here with his wife Katherine until his death. Tours of the home and grounds area available. Call for details. |
SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH
101 Chapel St., Portsmouth, NH;
603-436-8283
Saint John's Church has some interesting artifacts available for view. Guests will find one of the few remaining "Vinegar" Bibles – named because of the misprint that reads "Parable of the Vinegar" instead of "Parable of the Vineyard." Also here: a Brattle organ, considered to be the oldest operative pipe organ in the nation, and the Steeple Bell that was captured in 1745 at the battle of Louisborg, Nova Scotia. |
SAYWARD-WHEELER HOUSE
9 Barrell Ln. Ext., York Harbor, ME; 207-384-2454
The 1718 Sayward-Wheeler House mirrors the fortunes of a coastal village in the transition from trade to tourism. Original furnishings and family portraits remain in the home today. The house is open every first Saturday from June to Oct., or by appointment. Tours are available; call for information. |
JOHN PAUL JONES STATE HISTORIC SITE
U.S. Rte 1, Kittery, ME;
207-384-5160 or 207-624-6080
Perhaps the finest by Bashka Paeff, Maine Sailors and Soldiers Memorial stands at two-acre John Paul Jones State Historical Site as a symbol of Maine's World War I veterans. |
GOVERNOR JOHN LANGDON HOUSE
143 Pleasant St., Portsmouth, NH; 603-436-3205
This spectacular Portsmouth home was built in 1784 by three-term governor of New Hampshire, Revolutionary leader and signer of the United States Constitution, John Langdon. The family home was used to entertain special guest, including George Washington, who visited in 1789. Inside, elaborate wood carvings adorn the walls. Outside, the garden features a rose and grape arbor, a pavilion and restored perennial beds. The house id open Fri – Sun, from June1 to Oct. 15. |
RUNDLET-MAY HOUSE
364 Middle St., Portsmouth, NH;
603-436-3205
The Rundlet-May House was built in 1807 by wealthy textile merchant James Rundet and is a proclamation of his financial success and interest in technology. Inside the well-manicured home, visitors will find fine wallpapers imported from England and furniture made by local craftsmen. The kitchen boasts a Rumford roaster and a Rumford range. There's also an elaborate venting system that services a smoke room on the third floor, an indoor well and one of the first coal-fired heating systems. Call for hours and days of operation. |
FORT CONSTITUTION
Rte 1B, New Castle, NH;
603-436-1552
Constructed in 1802, Fort Constitution is one of the seven forts built to protect Portsmouth Harbor from attack. Now open year-round for tours, the site provides exceptional views of the Piscataqua River and the Atlantic Ocean. |
NH Sports & Stadiums |
UNH WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY
Women's Hockey East ,
Oct. - March,
Box office: 603-862-4000 or
TicketMaster: 603-868-7300 |
COWELL STADIUM
West end of UNH Campus, Durham |
UNH WILDCAT FOOTBALL
Atlantic 10 Football Conference,
Sept. - Nov.,
Box office; 603-862-CATS or
TicketMaster: 603-868-7300 |
VERIZON WIRELESS ARENA
555 Elm St., Manchester, NH;
603-444-5000 |
MANCHESTER MONARCHS
American Hockey League,
Oct. - April,
Tickets: 603-626-7825 |
NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION
Major League Soccer,
April - Oct.,
Tickets: 877-GET-REVS |
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