Nearby Attractions

Clark's Trading Post is most well-known for their trained bear shows, but don't miss the extras! Clark's Trading Post also offers an adventurous train ride, circus acts, blast boats, an 1884 fire station, museums, and much much more! Be sure to check out the events that make Clark's such a special place to visit in the White Mountains. Visit the website at : http://www.clarkstradingpost.com

This outdoor recreation facility began in 1997 as a small business offering snowmobile tours in the White Mountains. Since, Alpine Adventures has expanded to safari tours & zipline canopy tours. In 2006, the business opened the first zipline on the East Coast. For all you adventurous folks - this is a great opportunity when visiting this beautiful area! Visit the website at : http://www.alpinezipline.com/

In 1852, the Mount Washington Cog Railway became the world's first mountain-climbing railway. Now, over 150 years later, the Cog Railway is a tourist attraction - just waiting to show off the six restored coal-fired locomotives, new base station, new tracks, replica coaches, and much more. As a part of America's great heritage, the Cog Railway is filled with a fun learning experience for all! www.thecog.com

The Mount Washington Auto Road is a piece of America's history you will not want to miss. The road was established in 1861, operating under the name "Mount Washington Carriage Road". The Auto Road is traveled by modern vehicles, but still provides the amazing New England weather, scenery and history. The attraction allows visitor's to drive themselves, and also offers many guided tours. www.mtwashingtonautoroad.com

Whales Tale Waterpark is a perfect getaway on those hot summer days! The park provides various different splash-fun rides including: the lazy river, the plunge, the harpoon express & much more. Weekend events at the Oasis Beach Bar keep this water park jumping with excitement! Just a short drive from our location - Whales Tale makes a great day trip for the whole family. www.whalestalewaterslides.com

Dubbed the best Ride for Kids by New Hampshire Magazine, the Hobo Railroad has been attracting families to the White Mountains for years. The railroad travels through a natural forest - allowing for a relaxing scenic trip. The facility also provides the "Hobo Jungle" playground for those active children! Visit the website at : http://www.hoborr.com

The first exploration of Lost River took place in 1852 by the Lyman Brother's. Who would have known this discovery would lead to so much more! Although the attraction had rough trails and was simply lit by lanterns, thousands of people would come each year. "Lost River was given this name because the brook draining from the south east part of Kinsman Notch disappears below the surface."  www.findlostriver.com

"The Polar Caves were formed about fifty thousand years ago as the third continental glacier descended over New Hampshire’s White Mountains. When the ice retreated, it left behind an amazing series of caves and passageways for visitors to explore. Self-guided tours take you to the rock garden and nature trails and through the caves." - provided by the Polar Caves. Be sure to pay a visit when visiting this beautiful area!
Visit the website at www.polarcaves.com

The Kancamagus Highway is a 34.5 mile scenic drive along NH's Rt. 112 in Northern New Hampshire. The Byway is most well-known for the fall foliage wonders, and attracts thousands of leaf peepers around the world!  Since no modern businesses have squeezed their way in there, including gas stations, hotels, and restaurants, the Highway remains in a perfect scenic form.  www.kancamagushighway.com

The Rock of Ages is a unique Vermont experience. The facility hosts a visitor center, quarry tour, factory tour & sandblast activity. The attraction provides a great learning experience - very different from other activities in the area. You may also enjoy  bowling on the world's only outdoor granite lane. To experience the 600 foot deep active granite quarry is a feeling you'll never forget!
Visit the website at www.rockofages.com

Located only a few minutes from our location, the North Haverhill Fair is a five day long event with numerous rides, the event provides entertainment such as pig races, horse/ox pulls, demolition derby, and more! The event also hosts two different concerts. The first concert takes place on Friday night, while the second takes place on Saturday night. Past performers include Josh Gracin, Goo Goo Dolls.  www.nohaverhillfair.com

New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation opens the door for year-round activity.

Trek or ride along winding trails where fresh air and solitude are your companions. Glide along our lakes, ponds and rivers in a canoe or kayak. Swim in the clear, cool water at one of our sandy beaches. Camp under the stars, or picnic beneath a canopy of shady trees. Take a journey through time exploring our historic sites. Snowshoe, snowmobile, Nordic or alpine ski on miles of maintained trails.
Enjoy the beauty and recreational opportunities of New Hampshire state park properties. Join us as stewards of these natural wonders and help us to preserve them for future generations." Provided by website. www.nhstateparks.org

Windy Ridge Orchard and Christmas Tree Farm has been providing the community with endless fun and learning experiences. Our children love to visit the animals and pick their own fresh fruit. The natural hiking trails are a great way to get out and enjoy the world around us.  www.windyridgeorchard.com

The Lisbon Village Country Club, located only a short drive from our Campground, was built in 1928 by Ralph Barton. The facility has a full pro shop, retail & rentals, food and refreshments in the club house bar as well as a short iron practice range and large practice putting green.
Visit the website at : www.lisbonvillagecountryclub.com

Located only a few minutes from our Campground, the Blackmount Country Club is the closest golf course to our location. "Blackmount Country Club is a challenging 9 hole par 36 course with driving range, putting green, power carts, and pro shop. Lessons are available. The Woodsville High School Golf Team calls this course their home." - provided by Blackmount Country Club.
www.blackmountcountryclub.com/

The Museum is located in the Brownington Village Historic District, surrounded by farmland and 19th century homes. The Old Stone House museum offers amazing tours and learning experiences for all. If interested in the history of these historic towns. www.oldstonehousemuseum.org
 

Maple Grove Farms of Vermont was established by Helen Gray and Ethel McLaren in 1915 - and has grown into a large business today. "We are proud to be the largest packer of Pure Maple Syrup in the USA, the largest manufacturer of Maple Candies in the world, and the home of the best selling line of Specialty Dressings in the USA." provided by Maple Grove Farms of VT. If interested in the pure taste of VT maple, this is your place to visit while visiting the area! Visit the website at www.maplegrove.com

The Fairbanks Museum was founded in 1889 by St. Johnsbury industrialist Franklin Fairbanks. For more information, please visit the website at www.fairbanksmuseum.org

Operating for over 50 years in Barre, VT - the Nations Site of Excitement!
Races take place on Thursday nights - please check the website for a full schedule.
www.thunderroadspeedbowl.com

Now starting their 46th season, Bear Ridge is Vermont's fastest 1/4 mile dirt oval track located in Bradford, VT.
Racing every Saturday night starting in May and running through September - please check the website for a full schedule.
www.bearridgespeedway.com

White Mountain Motorsports Park is located in Woodstock, NH.
Racing begins in May, every Saturday night - please see website for a full schedule.
www.whitemountainmotorsports.com