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Road Trip Guide:
New Hampshire

Explore New Hampshire

In Franconia Notch, Interstate 93 winds for eight miles between the Kinsman and Franconia mountain ranges, and New Hampshire's transportation department describes the notch as the only segment of the Interstate System with a single-lane mainline.

Around 20 breweries sit near the stops we cover in New Hampshire. 5 of them are brewpubs with a kitchen, which off the motorway is often the useful part. The kitchen figure is a floor: the source lists some full restaurants as production sites.

Brewpub locations from Open Brewery DB (MIT)

Around 19 public campgrounds sit near the stops we cover in New Hampshire. 18 of them take reservations; the rest are first-come. Public campgrounds run by federal agencies. State-park and private campgrounds are not included.

Outdoors

Public land, water and snow — the places that are the reason for the drive.

National parks and federal sites in New Hampshire

2 National Park Service sites in New Hampshire. We have written guides to only a few of these — the rest are here so you can see what is in the state.

*Check before you go. Entrance fees, seasonal road closures, timed-entry reservations and whether a site suits your family are set by each park and change through the year. Follow the link and check with the park itself.

Park register from the National Park Service (public domain)

State parks in New Hampshire

54 state parks we know of in New Hampshire. We have not visited these and have no guide to them — this is a list of what exists, so you can look one up.

See all 54

Ahern State Park
Bear Brook State Park
Beaver Brook Falls Wayside
Bedell Bridge State Park
Cardigan Mountain State Park
Chesterfield Gorge Natural Area
Clough State Park
Coleman State Park
Crawford Notch State Park
Deer Mountain Campground
Dixville Notch State Park
Echo Lake-Cathedral Ledge State Park
Eisenhower Memorial Wayside Park
Ellacoya State Park
Endicott Rock
Forest Lake State Park
Franconia Notch State Park
Gardner Memorial Wayside Park
Governor Wentworth Historic Site
Greenfield State Park
Hampton Beach State Park
Hannah Duston Memorial State Historic Site
Jenness State Beach
Jericho Mountain State Park
Kingston State Park
Lake Francis State Park
Lake Tarleton State Park
Milan Hill State Park
Miller State Park
Mollidgewock State Park
Monadnock State Park
Moose Brook State Park
Mount Sunapee State Park
Mount Washington State Park
North Hampton State Beach
Northwood Meadows State Park
Odiorne Point State Park
Pawtuckaway State Park
Pillsbury State Park
Pisgah State Park
Rhododendron State Park
Robert Frost Farm
Rollins State Park
Rye Harbor State Park
Silver Lake State Park
Umbagog Lake State Park
Wadleigh State Park
Wallis Sands State Park
Wellington State Park
Wentworth State Park
Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion
White Island State Historic Site
White Lake State Park
Winslow State Park

*Check before you go. Opening hours, entry fees, campsite availability and whether a park suits your family are not in this data and change with the season. Several of these are day-use only. Please confirm with the park before setting out.

State park locations from Wikidata (CC0)

Lakes in New Hampshire

3 lakes in New Hampshire that we have checked. These are the ones from our research that we could check against an official page — not every lake there is. We have not been to these; this is what the official pages say, so you can look one up.

Lake Winnipesaukee
near Laconia; Meredith; Wolfeboro; Alton; Gilford; Center Harbor · 45,440 acres · natural (glacial; outflow regulated by Lakeport Dam)
- BoatingMotorized allowed; daytime lake-wide speed limit 45 mph. Out-of-state motorboats need NH AIS decal ($20)
- Rentals & marinayes - marinas around lake (Ellacoya SP boat ramp)
- Swimmingyes - Ellacoya SP 600-ft sandy beach; Weirs Beach (Laconia, largest public beach)
- CampingEllacoya SP RV park: 37 hookup sites, reservation only, Apr 30-Columbus Day wknd, $60/night, no tents; ReserveAmerica
- EntryEllacoya day use $5 adult (12+), $2 child (6-11), under 5 free; beach passes reservable 30 days ahead
- SeasonUsually freezes last week of Dec; ice-out usually April (range Mar 17-May 12)
Past NHDES cyanobacteria advisory (Meredith, Sept 2022). NHDES cyanobacteria info: des.nh.gov
Run by NH (state waters); NH State Parks (Ellacoya SP)
Newfound Lake
near Bristol; Bridgewater; Hebron; Alexandria · 4,451 acres
- Fishingyes - lake trout, landlocked salmon, rainbow & brook trout, smallmouth bass, yellow perch and others (22 species listed)
- BoatingNH Fish & Game launch next to Wellington SP: free, 24/7 year-round. Out-of-state motorboats need NH AIS decal
- Swimmingyes - Wellington SP, largest freshwater beach in NH State Parks
- CampingNo general campsites at Wellington SP; youth-group island camping only (Belle/Cliff Islands)
- EntryWellington day use $5 adult (12+), $2 child (6-11), under 5 free
- SeasonWellington unstaffed after 9/20, weekends through 10/11
Run by NH State Parks (Wellington SP); NH Fish & Game (adjacent launch)
Umbagog Lake
near Errol NH; Upton ME · 7,850 acres · dam-raised natural lake
- Fishingyes - lake and surrounding rivers
- BoatingState launch at south end (Rt 26); more on Androscoggin and Magalloway rivers; paddling welcome
- Rentals & marinaCanoe and kayak rentals; fuel sales and store at the park
- SwimmingBeach area for swimming
- CampingBase campground plus 33 boat-access remote campsites and 4 remote cabins
- EntryDay use $4 adults, $2 ages 6-11, free under 6; camping rate varies by site
- SeasonPark always open for recreation unless posted; off-season unstaffed
Off-season: park typically unstaffed, no comfort stations, gates may be closed. NHDES cyanobacteria info: des.nh.gov ; Maine DEP cyanobacteria: maine.gov
Run by Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge (USFWS); NH State Parks (Umbagog Lake SP)

*Check before you go. Every lake here links to the official page we checked it against. Each state a price we read off that page on the date we checked. Fees, seasons, water levels, algal advisories and ramp closures change without notice and belong to the agency that runs the water. A blank is something we did not confirm, not something the lake lacks. Never assume a lifeguard. Whether a beach is staffed turns on the season, the day, and which agency runs that particular beach — two beaches on one lake can differ. If that matters to your family, confirm it with the agency before you set out.

Atlantic Coast

1 in New Hampshire that we have checked against the agency that runs them, by town.

Jenness State BeachAtlantic OceanRye
Parking
Paid in season
Getting to the sand
Lot at beach
Lifeguards
Seasonal
Dogs
Off-season only
Restrooms
Yes
Showers
Yes
Camping
No
Shore
Golden sand
Best season
Jun–Aug
Metered lot (67 spaces), meters end Oct 31 — check the current charge
Popular sandy Rye beach with small metered lot
Run by State park/beach

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. We add the safety information we can confirm, and not every beach publishes it: a blank here is something we could not confirm, never a “no”. Never assume a lifeguard. Staffing turns on the season and the day, so check with the agency before you plan a swim. Fees, dog rules, closures and water-quality advisories change without notice and belong to the agency that runs the beach — every name above links to its own page.

Skiing and Snowboarding

18 in this state.

Attitash Mountain ResortBartlett
Mount Washington Valley resort with two peaks
Crotched MountainBennington
Vail-owned; famous late-night skiing
Bretton WoodsBretton Woods
Largest NH area; beside Omni Mount Washington Hotel
Ragged MountainDanbury
Two peaks; value-priced central NH mountain
King PineEast Madison
Beginner-friendly at Purity Spring Resort
Whaleback MountainEnfield
Nonprofit hill right off I-89
Cannon MountainFranconia
State-owned; steep terrain and aerial tramway
Gunstock Mountain ResortGilford
County-owned; Lake Winnipesaukee views; summer adventure park
Pats PeakHenniker
Family-owned; strong night skiing
Black MountainJackson
Historic sunny mountain in Jackson village

See the other 8

Loon MountainSummer bike parkLincoln
Popular White Mountains resort off I-93 Kancamagus
Dartmouth SkiwayLyme
College-owned two-peak area
McIntyre Ski AreaManchester
City hill in Manchester; night skiing
Mount Sunapee ResortSummer bike parkNewbury
Lake Sunapee region; Vail-owned
Cranmore Mountain ResortSummer bike parkNorth Conway
Walkable from North Conway village
Wildcat MountainPinkham Notch
Views of Mount Washington and Tuckerman Ravine
Tenney MountainPlymouth
Community-revived mountain near Plymouth
Waterville Valley ResortSummer bike parkWaterville Valley
Self-contained resort village off I-93

This is a list of what is there, not a recommendation of any of it. We do not list rentals: our source marked every ski area in the country “likely” to have them and confirmed none, so there was nothing to publish. Most hills do rent gear — ring ahead rather than take that from us. Opening dates, lift schedules and trail conditions move every year and we hold none of them, so check before you build a day around it. Every name above links to the operator’s own site.

Lift-Served Bike Parks

5 in this state.

Loon MountainAlso a ski resortLift-servedLincoln
Gondola-served White Mountains park
Mount Sunapee ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedNewbury
Vail-owned New Hampshire lift riding
Cranmore Mountain ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedNorth Conway
Bike park steps from North Conway village
Highland Mountain Bike ParkLift-servedNorthfield
Bike-only former ski hill; famous slopestyle and jumps
Waterville Valley ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedWaterville Valley
Mix of flow trails and rocky New England tech

This is a list of what is there, not a recommendation of any of it. Opening dates, lift schedules and trail conditions move every year and we hold none of them, so check before you build a day around it. Every name above links to the operator’s own site.

Historic Mountain Lodges

1 in this state.

Omni Mount Washington ResortNational Historic Landmark
Designated
National Historic Landmark, 24 June 1986 as “Mount Washington Hotel” — Carroll, Coos County
Grand 1902 hotel facing the Presidential Range

This is a list of what is there, not a recommendation of any of it. Each of these is a working hotel and is listed here because the building itself is a designated National Historic Landmark, with the date beside it. Several stand inside national parks and can be walked into and looked at without staying. We are not recommending anywhere to sleep and we earn nothing from them. Every name above links to the operator’s own site.

Days out with the family

Gated attractions with a front door, a ticket and a car park.

Aquariums

6 across New Hampshire, by town.

Wildlife Encounters Ecology & Wellness CenterBarrington
Charmingfare FarmCandia
Season
seasonal (event-based)
Farm with domestic and native wildlife exhibits
Living Shores AquariumGlen
Hours
Daily 10-5, last entry 4:30
Season
Open year-round; seven days a week from Father's Day through Labor Day; Friday-Monday for the rest of the year with special hours in holiday and school-vacation periods
Admission
Adult $27.99 (the site advertises up to 25% off, 'Save up to $8 online') · Child $27.99
Reservations
Not required
Indoor walk-through aquarium of over 32,000 sq ft, next door to Story Land in Glen. Last entry 4:30 p.m. Winter weather policy: the aquarium closes whenever school district SAU 9 closes on a weekday, but it operates all Saturdays and Sundays plus school and holiday vacation weeks; extreme weather can still close it on a weekend or vacation day, and closures are announced on its social channels. Stingray and tortoise feeding is a $9.99 add-on in limited quantity. 'Nightmare At The Aquarium' is a separate 21+ after-hours event at $29.99. The stored URL livingshores.com is correct; it is the row's source_url livingshoresaquarium.com that is the secondary domain. The site refuses plain automated fetches with 403 but reads normally in a browser.
Explore the Ocean World OceanariumHampton
Hours
2026 season: May 23-25; Sat-Sun through June; Jun 27-Sep 7 daily except Wed, 10-5, arrive by 4:30
Season
seasonal
Admission
Adult $10 · Child $8
Summer-only: the 2026 season ended on Labor Day, and the site posts no 2027 dates yet. It describes itself as a small hands-on facility rather than a full-scale aquarium.
Squam Lakes Natural Science CenterHolderness
Hours
9:30am-5pm daily; last admission 3:30pm
Season
seasonal (May 1 - Nov 1)
Admission
Adult $30 · Child $24 (3-15); 2 and under free
Reservations
Not required (except special event days)
Live animal exhibit trail of native NH wildlife (bears, mountain lions, otters, bobcats)
Seacoast Science Center — some details below are unconfirmedRye
Hours
10am-4pm (as shown for one day)
Reservations
Not required (online reservation advised on busy days)
Marine science center with touch tank and tide pools, in Odiorne Point State Park
* We could not confirm: admission not captured. Check their site before you go.

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. None of these carry an accreditation we were able to confirm, which is not the same as none being accredited — we check against one register, and plenty of good municipal, state and university places are in no register at all. One entry is marked with an asterisk: we could not confirm part of what is listed, and the note under it says which part. Opening times, prices and seasons change without notice, so check the operator’s own site — every name above links to it.

Amusement and Water Parks

7 across New Hampshire, by town.

Story LandSeasonaltheme parkGlen
Site says 2026 season has ended; see you in 2027.
Santa's Villagetheme parkJefferson
Christmastime weekends Nov 7-Dec 20, 2026 and a Dec 31 event.
Funspotfamily entertainment centerLaconia
Large arcade and family entertainment center.
Whale's Tale Water ParkSeasonalwater parkLincoln
Summer water park; site booking 2027 groups.
Fun-Worldfamily entertainment centerNashua
Indoor amusement/arcade center; operating hours posted on site.
Water CountrySeasonalwater parkPortsmouth
Summer water park; site now selling 2027 season passes.
Canobie Lake Parkamusement parkSalem
ScrEEEmfest events through Oct 31, 2026.

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. 3 of these run a season rather than opening year round. Opening and closing dates move every year and we hold none of them, so check the park’s own calendar before you build a day around it. Prices, hours and ride closures change without notice — every name above links to the park’s own site.

Wineries and Distilleries in New Hampshire

3 producers in New Hampshire that we have checked. These are the ones from our research we could check against their own site — not every producer there is. We have not been to these; this is what their own sites say, so you can look one up.

LaBelle Winery
winery · Amherst, NH · Southern NH
Amherst winery with a bistro offering lunch, dinner, brunch and a kids menu.
- Toursyes - private tours & tastings page linked
- Foodyes
- Phone603.672.9898
345 State Rte 101, Amherst, NH 03031
Flag Hill Distillery & Winery
winery and distillery · Lee, NH · Seacoast
Describes itself as New Hampshire's oldest distillery; also grows wine grapes on site.
- HoursDaily 11am-5pm (closed major holidays)
- Toursyes - public guided tour Sat at noon; self-guided farm tour anytime
- Reservationswalk-in
- Foodyes
- Phone(603) 659-2949
- ChildrenChildren welcome; non-alcoholic drinks available
297 North River Road (Rt. 155), Lee, NH 03861
Hermit Woods Winery & Meadery
winery and distillery · Meredith, NH · Lakes Region
Lakes Region producer of fruit wines, meads and ciders with an eatery.
- HoursSun-Thu 11am-5pm; Fri 11am-6pm; Sat 11am-8:30pm
- Foodyes
- Phone603.253.7968
72 Main Street, Meredith, NH 03253

*Check before you go. Every producer here links to its own site, which is where we read these details on the date we checked. Opening hours, tour times, tasting fees and who may come in change without notice and belong to the producer. A blank is something we did not confirm, not something they lack. 1 of these says something about children, in their own words above. Where there is no Children line, we did not find a policy — that is not the same as children being welcome, and several tasting rooms are 21 and over.

Roadside oddities in New Hampshire

Ruggles MineNatural oddityGrafton
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Seasonal — not open all year
Nearest road
US-4
Reopened 2025 open-pit mica mine; fill a bucket with minerals
- Open seasonally, not all year
Read on the page we checked
Santa's VillageRoadside attraction / tourist stopJefferson
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Seasonal — not open all year
Nearest road
US-2
Christmas theme park with rides and reindeer
- Open seasonally, not all year
Read on the page we checked
USS AlbacoreQuirky museumPortsmouth
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Seasonal — not open all year
Nearest road
I-95
Research submarine resting on dry land
- Open seasonally, not all year
Read on the page we checked
America's StonehengeMystery spot / optical illusionSalem
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Only while it is open, and we did not find its hours published
Nearest road
I-93
Mysterious stone chambers with debated origins
Read on the page we checked
Redstone RocketOffbeat landmarkWarren
Cost to see it
Free
When you can see it
Any time — outdoors, visible from the road
Nearest road
NH-25
Real 73-foot rocket standing in a small town
Read on the page we checked

These are things you can go and look at, not a recommendation of any of them. Oddities move, get sold and quietly disappear more than anything else we list, so check anything you are driving a long way for. Where this list says we did not find a price or opening times published, that is exactly what we mean. A blank is not “free” and not “always open”. Some sit on private land and can only be seen from the road — please do not go onto anyone’s property. Every entry links the page we read it off.

Venues and Annual Events

11 across New Hampshire, by town.

Where to see something

Hampton Beach Casino BallroomclubHampton Beach
Address
169 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton Beach, NH 03842
Phone
603-929-4100
Capacity
2,200
Beachfront ballroom opened July 4, 1899.
The Music HalltheaterPortsmouth
Address
28 Chestnut Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone
603-436-2400
Restored 1878 theater; also runs The Music Hall Lounge at 131 Congress St.

What is on, and when

Sandwich Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairCenter Sandwich
Usually
Columbus Day weekend, over several days
Held at
Sandwich Fairgrounds
* We could not confirm: the details beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.
Hopkinton State FairfairContoocook
Usually
Labor Day weekend, over several days
Held at
Hopkinton Fairgrounds
Cornish FairfairCornish
Usually
Mid–late August, over several days
Held at
Cornish Fairgrounds
Deerfield FairfairDeerfield
Usually
Late September–early October, over several days
Held at
Deerfield Fairgrounds
Laconia Motorcycle Weeksports-motorsportLaconia
Usually
June, over several days
Held at
Weirs Beach and region
Since
1916
Lancaster Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairLancaster
Usually
Labor Day weekend
Held at
Lancaster Fairgrounds
* We could not confirm: anything beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.

See the other 3

Hillsborough County Agricultural FairfairNew Boston
Usually
Early–mid September, over several days
Held at
Hillsborough County Fairgrounds
North Haverhill Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairNorth Haverhill
Usually
Late July, over several days
Held at
North Haverhill Fairgrounds
* We could not confirm: the details beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.
Cheshire Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairSwanzey
Usually
Late July–early August, over several days
Held at
Cheshire Fairgrounds
* We could not confirm: the details beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. Events are listed by the month they usually fall in, because that is what we hold — we do not publish dates, and a month is not a promise. Check the organiser before you plan around one. 4 entries are marked with an asterisk: we could not confirm part of what is listed, and the note under it says which part. Opening times, line-ups and ticketing change without notice, so check the venue’s or organiser’s own site — every name above links to it.

On the road

Before you set off.

Scenic roads through New Hampshire

Federally designated scenic byways and All-American Roads, with the places we publish along each one in the order you meet them.

White Mountain TrailNew Hampshire · 14 places we publish Connecticut River Byway3 states · 11 places we publish Kancamagus Scenic BywayNew Hampshire · 11 places we publish

What to wear in New Hampshire

Illustrated outfit board for New Hampshire: four seasonal panels of clothing with average temperatures.

Spring 53°/30°F (12°/-1°C)

Spring brings cool days, wet stops, and lingering mountain snow.

Wear: Start with a long-sleeve tee, stretch pants, and a fleece or sweater. Add a rain shell when the wind or showers pick up.
Shoes: Water-resistant walking shoes with grip; boots for muddy stops.
Pack: fleece or sweater
rain shell
light beanie
spare dry socks

Summer 77°/54°F (25°/12°C)

Summer is warm in lower areas and cooler in the mountains.

Wear: Wear a tee with lightweight pants or shorts, then carry a fleece and wind-resistant shell. Keep the warm layer handy even on sunny days.
Shoes: Walking sneakers for town; trail shoes for rougher stops.
Pack: fleece
wind and rain shell
sun hat
sunglasses
spare socks

Fall 57°/37°F (14°/3°C)

Fall brings chilly mornings and cold conditions at elevation.

Wear: Build around a long-sleeve tee, comfortable pants, and a sweater or fleece. Add a wind-resistant jacket for breezy overlooks.
Shoes: Walking shoes with grip; water-resistant boots for wet or muddy routes.
Pack: sweater or fleece
wind and rain shell
beanie
light gloves
spare socks

Winter 31°/12°F (0°/-11°C)

Winter is cold and snowy, especially in northern and elevated areas.

Wear: Layer a moisture-wicking long-sleeve top under a sweater or fleece and an insulated coat. Wear long pants; add thermal bottoms when the forecast calls for them.
Shoes: Waterproof insulated boots for snowy stops, with warm wool or synthetic socks.
Pack: thermal base layers
insulated coat
beanie
gloves or mittens
warm spare socks

Adjust for your route. White Mountain summits need more protection than town stops in every season. Check summit conditions and carry insulation and a wind shell.

Climate background: NOAA State Climate Summary

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Locations in New Hampshire

Concord

Manchester

North Conway (White Mountains)

Portsmouth

National parks and federal sites in New Hampshire

State parks in New Hampshire

Lakes in New Hampshire

Lake Winnipesaukee

Newfound Lake

Umbagog Lake

Atlantic Coast

Jenness State BeachAtlantic OceanRye

Skiing and Snowboarding

Attitash Mountain ResortBartlett

Crotched MountainBennington

Bretton WoodsBretton Woods

Ragged MountainDanbury

King PineEast Madison

Whaleback MountainEnfield

Cannon MountainFranconia

Gunstock Mountain ResortGilford

Pats PeakHenniker

Black MountainJackson

Loon MountainSummer bike parkLincoln

Dartmouth SkiwayLyme

McIntyre Ski AreaManchester

Mount Sunapee ResortSummer bike parkNewbury

Cranmore Mountain ResortSummer bike parkNorth Conway

Wildcat MountainPinkham Notch

Tenney MountainPlymouth

Waterville Valley ResortSummer bike parkWaterville Valley

Lift-Served Bike Parks

Loon MountainAlso a ski resortLift-servedLincoln

Mount Sunapee ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedNewbury

Cranmore Mountain ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedNorth Conway

Highland Mountain Bike ParkLift-servedNorthfield

Waterville Valley ResortAlso a ski resortLift-servedWaterville Valley

Historic Mountain Lodges

Omni Mount Washington ResortNational Historic Landmark

Aquariums

Wildlife Encounters Ecology & Wellness CenterBarrington

Charmingfare FarmCandia

Living Shores AquariumGlen

Explore the Ocean World OceanariumHampton

Squam Lakes Natural Science CenterHolderness

Seacoast Science Center* — some details below are unconfirmedRye

Amusement and Water Parks

Story LandSeasonaltheme parkGlen

Santa's Villagetheme parkJefferson

Funspotfamily entertainment centerLaconia

Whale's Tale Water ParkSeasonalwater parkLincoln

Fun-Worldfamily entertainment centerNashua

Water CountrySeasonalwater parkPortsmouth

Canobie Lake Parkamusement parkSalem

Wineries and Distilleries in New Hampshire

LaBelle Winery

Flag Hill Distillery & Winery

Hermit Woods Winery & Meadery

Roadside oddities in New Hampshire

Ruggles MineNatural oddityGrafton

Santa's VillageRoadside attraction / tourist stopJefferson

USS AlbacoreQuirky museumPortsmouth

America's StonehengeMystery spot / optical illusionSalem

Redstone RocketOffbeat landmarkWarren

Venues and Annual Events

Where to see something

Hampton Beach Casino BallroomclubHampton Beach

The Music HalltheaterPortsmouth

What is on, and when

Sandwich Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairCenter Sandwich

Hopkinton State FairfairContoocook

Cornish FairfairCornish

Deerfield FairfairDeerfield

Laconia Motorcycle Weeksports-motorsportLaconia

Lancaster Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairLancaster

Hillsborough County Agricultural FairfairNew Boston

North Haverhill Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairNorth Haverhill

Cheshire Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairSwanzey

Seacoast Science Center — some details below are unconfirmedRye

Sandwich Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairCenter Sandwich

Lancaster Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairLancaster

North Haverhill Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairNorth Haverhill

Cheshire Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairSwanzey