New Hampshire Travel
New Hampshire is famous for many things: gorgeous beaches, breathtaking rivers, high-class winter sports and delightful maple syrup and apples. The state is also known for its formative role in U.S. history. It was New Hampshire that first declared independence from England, and a New Hampshire resident who became the country’s first acting vice president. This Web guide helps you plan a trip to New Hampshire to experience this pioneering atmosphere firsthand, and find some peace and relaxation along the way.
Expand All Guide SectionsTravel in New Hampshire
Whether you want to search out beautiful covered bridges, enjoy a part of colonial America or fancy ... read more »
Where to Stay in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is a cozy little state with abundant lodging opportunities. Find the right place to suit your needs and interests using the Web sites recommended in this section.
Dulcinea's Insight
- To see what other travelers think of accommodations in New Hampshire, check a Web site like TravelPost.com for user-submitted hotel reviews.
- If you’re a history buff, a stay in a historic hotel may be enjoyable. Type “New Hampshire” and “historic hotel” into your favorite search engine to find a great place to stay. One such search yielded an interesting site about Wentworth by the Sea in New Castle, New Hampshire.
Dulcinea's Picks
For hotels and other accommodations …
New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development
has an extensive directory of lodging opportunities in New Hampshire. Search for bed and breakfasts, cabins, condos, hotels and more using the search tool.
NHLiving.com
lists some of the lodging options available in New Hampshire. Check for vacation rentals, hotels and inns. The real gem here is the section on pet-friendly lodging.
For camping …
Recreation.gov
is a one-stop shop for booking campground reservations, cabin rentals, RV sites and other lodging opportunities. Use the dropdown menus at the left of the screen to make reservations. You’ll need to sign up for a free membership first.
The New Hampshire Campground Owners Association
contains a list of private and public campgrounds in the state that are members of this organization. Don’t miss the “Why Camp in New Hampshire?” page for more inspiration about what to see on your trip.
Kampgrounds of America (KOA)
provides a map of New Hampshire showing the KOA facilities around the state.
Getting Around in New Hampshire
Sure, New Hampshire doesn’t look very big on the map, but you’ll still need to plan ... read more »
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