A public beach area at the southern tip of Lake Winnipesaukee. Features town docks, boat launches, and winter activities including an ice runway for small aircraft when the lake freezes.
A day-use park on the shores of Kezar Lake featuring a sandy beach, picnic areas with grills, and boat rentals. Popular for its quiet atmosphere and beautiful forest setting.
A small beach area on Lake Winnipesaukee’s Weirs Beach channel with historical significance. Features the historic Endicott Rock monument marking a 1652 boundary survey.
A long sandy beach at the mouth of the Scarborough River, offering views of Old Orchard Beach. Popular for fishing, clamming, and bird watching along with traditional beach activities.
A largely private beach with limited public access at low tide, known for its soft sand and family-friendly environment. Famous for a landmark Supreme Court case about private beach rights.
A small but picturesque beach near the historic Colony Hotel with a mix of sand and rocks. Features excellent tide pools at low tide and views of the Bush family compound at Walker’s Point.
A small, scenic cove beach adjacent to Crescent Beach but offering a more intimate experience. Popular for kayak launching, fishing, and beautiful sunset views in a picturesque setting.
A family-friendly beach with soft sand and gentle waves. Features a mile-long shoreline with convenient amenities like bathrooms, showers, and nearby restaurants.
A small but popular beach known for good surfing and the shipwreck visible at low tide. Features a charming beach community with coastal cottages and beautiful scenery.