Parks in Intervale, New Hampshire

The Wild River HBN Basin is in the New England physiographic province, in the northeast section of the White Mountains along the Maine and New Hampshire boundary. The Wild River is a northeast-flowing tributary of the Androscoggin ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This cliff offers up some of Crawford Notch's best ice. An easy walk along the railroad tracks brings you by a buffet of ice and mixed climbs. Take 302 North from North Conway, or South from 1-93 and park in the Arethusa Parking lot ... More on RockClimbing

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Banana Village is your oasis for fun in the sun, with all-weather entertainment for the whole family. Smack in the middle of Main Street, North Conway, nestled among granite cliffs and the area's renowned outlet shopping, you'll enjoy: ... More on MtWashingtonValley.org

The tropical-themed Kahuna Laguna is the first major indoor water park in Northern New England, and the second in all of New England behindin Danvers, MA. The park features four tube/body slides, a... More on About

Dive into a tropical adventure with the entire family at Kahuna Laguna, northern New Englands first indoor water park at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort in North Conway, NH. Its 40,000 square f... More on familydaysoutusa

Set amid the picture-perfect backdrop of New Hampshire's White Mountains, the park is impeccably maintained. More on About

ATTRACTION CLOSEDHeritage New Hampshire in Glen explores the history of New Hampshire beginning with the voyag ... More on PlanetWare

The Conway Scenic Railway in North Conway offers trips through the Mount Washington Valley in restored passeng ... More on PlanetWare

Story Land is closed for the season. Thank you for a great year. Our 2011 season begins Memorial Day weekend! Overview & Safety The 2010 will mark our 57th year of providing families with young children a treasure chest of enduring ... More on Storylandnh.com

Free admission....This is an extensive and fascinating museum in which you can experience what it sounded and felt like to be on top of Mount Washington in 231-mile-per-hour winds. A variety of hands-on exhibits illustrate ... More on An Explorer's Guide: New Hampshire