The Travelers’ Field Guide toNew Hampshire
Discover New Hampshire’s Hidden Gems and Unique Attractions
New Hampshire may be small, but it packs in plenty of variety. Wander covered bridges and classic town greens, drive winding roads through mountain notches, paddle across quiet lakes, or spend the day on sandy stretches along the coast. From quirky roadside stops and historic sites to lively fairs and scenic byways, the Granite State blends rugged beauty with timeless charm.
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2025
Places to Stay In New Hampshire
Overnights in New Hampshire feel shaped by the setting. In the White Mountains, cabins and lodges sit close to trails and ski slopes. Around the Lakes Region, campgrounds, motels, and family-run inns keep you near the water. Along the seacoast and in historic towns, B&Bs and old buildings turned into inns offer character and comfort. No matter the region, lodging here tends to reflect the state’s blend of rugged outdoors and small-town charm.
Cabins & Campgrounds
Rustic cabins and wooded campsites near lakes, rivers, and trails—perfect for unplugging and staying close to nature.
Motels & Motor Courts
Straightforward roadside stays, often near small towns or scenic routes, with a touch of retro character.
Bed & Breakfasts
Family homes and townhouses that welcome travelers with personal touches and hearty breakfasts.
Unique Stays
Converted barns, mountaintop cabins, or coastal cottages—overnights that feel one-of-a-kind.
Lodges & Farmstays
Country lodges and working farms offering wide views, fresh air, and a slower pace.
Inns & Historic Stays
Restored buildings and landmark inns where New England history pairs with warm hospitality.