A small day-use park with a beach on the shore of Lake Wentworth. Offers swimming, fishing, and picnicking in a peaceful setting with mountain views near the historic town of Wolfeboro.
A day-use park with a small beach on Great Pond, featuring shaded picnic areas, a playground, and canoe rentals. Popular with local families for its clean water and convenient location.
Beach access at Beaver Pond within New Hampshire’s largest developed state park. Features extensive trail systems, camping, and diverse recreational opportunities beyond swimming.
A serene town beach on Squam Lake, made famous as the filming location for “On Golden Pond.” Offers swimming in crystal clear waters surrounded by mountains and forests.
Not a traditional sandy beach, but offers rocky shoreline access with tide pools and spectacular ocean views. Home to the Seacoast Science Center and historic military bunkers.
A small beach area in the harbor at South Newbury with a town dock and scenic lake views. Features a playground, picnic areas, and easy access to Mount Sunapee attractions.
A popular surfing spot adjacent to Jenness State Beach but with different access. Known for consistent waves and a laid-back atmosphere popular with the local surf community.
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 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 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.