Family Things To Do in Wolfeboro Falls, New Hampshire

The Museum features many of the finest examples of vintage mahogany and antique boats on a rotating basis, including; Garwood, Chris-Craft, Century, Dodge, Penn Yan, Lyman and Hacker. There are runabouts, race-boats, canoes, guide ... More on familydaysoutusa

This secluded and quiet beach offers swimming and picnicking on beautiful Lake Wentworth. Enjoy our 2 charcoal grills during the summer months (first come first served), relax at one of our many p... More on Wolfeboronh.us

This secluded and quiet beach offers swimming and picnicking on beautiful Lake Wentworth. Enjoy our 2 charcoal grills during the summer months (first come first served), relax at one of our many pi... More on Wolfeboronh.us

My wife loves this place -- and she's not a hippie. This place has great skirts and dresses that harkens back to a simpler time, when Vietnam was the cause and the Grateful Dead had the answer. They have a wonderful selection of incense, ... More on insiderpages.com

The staff is personable and friendly . More on insiderpages.com

The setting looks a like a holiday greeting card. More on insiderpages.com

Friendly staff will help you find just the right card for any occasion. More on insiderpages.com

Come enjoy this 1/2 mile multi-use trail that connects to a regional network of multi-use trails. The Bridge Falls path provides a scenic walk, run or bike along the shores of Back Bay in between ... More on Wolfeboronh.us

Come enjoy this 1/2 mile multi-use trail that connects to a regional network of multi-use trails. The Bridge Falls path provides a scenic walk, run or bike along the shores of Back Bay in between t... More on Wolfeboronh.us

Welcome to Hampshire Pewter's gift collection. We're a small, family-owned company committed to giving you ... More on FactoryToursUSA

Our first visit to the factory was in 2005. It was neat seeing the process of pouring the molten pewter in ... More on TripAdvisor

The Cotton Valley Trail is an evolving 12-mile rec path that begins at the Wolfeboro Depot and follows the old rail line toward Wakefield. It's a great way to access ... More on An Explorer's Guide: New Hampshire

The Wolfeboro trailhead is at the restored train depot on Railroad Avenue, just west of the State Route 109 and State Route 28 intersection. Parking is available at the restored depot. To reach the... More on TrailLink.com