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Candia Springs Adventure Park is Southern New Hampshire's Family Fun Adventure Park! Kick back and relax in the water park or step out of your comfort zone in the Aerial Adventure Forest while challenging yourself on bridges, ladders, and obstacles. (Curated content from candiasprings.com)
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Water Park
Pawtuckaway State Park offers a variety of landscapes, with something to do and see for everyone. The park includes a large family beach on the lake. There are many opportunities for hiking, with trails leading to many special points of interest, including a mountaintop fire tower; an extensive marsh where beavers, deer, and great blue herons may be seen, and a geologically unique field where large boulders called glacial erratics were deposited when glacial ice melted near the end of the Ice Age. (Curated content from www.nhstateparks.org)
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Lakeside Lanes has been open since 1959, featuring 24 Brunswick
Crown Imperial Lanes. Lakeside offers computerized scoring and state of the art Glow Bowling and sound system. Lakeside Lanes is your preferred establishment for candlepin bowling in New Hampshire. (Curated content from www.lakesidelanes.com)
Bowling
Under new management, newly renovated, and cleaned daily, our 10 pin bowling facility holds fun and safety at the forefront. No matter what the age, there is plenty of bowling and more in store! (Curated content from www.strikerseast.com)
Bowling
Family-Friendly, Affordable, Skiing, Snowboarding, Snow Tubing, Events & state of the art Rental fleet! Live Après Ski Entertainment on Saturday Nights, Full Bar and Café. (Curated content from www.mcintyreskiarea.com)
Mountain
Camping, hiking, biking, archery swimming and fishing are a few of the outdoor activities you can do at the park. Forty miles of trails through the heavily forested park, leading to seldom visited marshes, bogs, summits and ponds, offer a variety of options for hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians. Campers have two options to enjoy this scenic park; the 101 site campground at Beaver Pond and the cabins at Bear Hill Pond. (Curated content from www.nhstateparks.org)
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The Currier Museum of Art’s permanent collection contains over 15,000 objects, representing nearly every medium including architecture. The entire collection can be explored online. Preview highlights here or search the full collection. (Curated content from currier.org)
Museum
The same team who brought you Chuckster's mini golf in Chichester, NH, Vestal, NY, and Jay's Bayside in Alton Bay, NH outdid themselves in 2017 with 36 completely new, creative, challenging, and beautiful holes. Teeing off onto the world's longest hole from inside a NH-style fire tower is just one unique experience you can look forward to....in addition to the world's longest hole, this Chuckster's is also home to the world's shortest hole, the world's easiest hole, and the world's most difficult hole! (Curated content from www.chucksters-hooksett.com)
Fun Park
Leddy Center produced its first show in July of 1975 as the Epping Community Church Players, in order to raise money to buy the oil needed for the church to hold their services in the sanctuary instead of in the basement of the church. Elaine Gatchell was the choir director of the Epping Community Church then (and now) and continued to produce and direct one show each year to raise money not only for the church but for many organizations within the town such as the Ambulance Fund, and the Epping Fire Department. (Curated content from www.leddycenter.org)
The Arts
The Millyard Museum is housed in Mill No. 3 at the corner of Commercial and Pleasant Streets in the historic Amoskeag Millyard. The Museum features the permanent exhibit, Woven in Time: 11,000 Years at Amoskeag Falls, that tells the story of Manchester and the people who have lived and worked here. The story starts with the native peoples who fished at Amoskeag Falls 11,000 years ago. (Curated content from www.manchesterhistoric.org)
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