- The list below includes 58 free or cheap things to do in or near Henniker, New Hampshire, including 87 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Movie Theaters, History Museums and Farms & Ranches.
- From Mount Kearsarge to New Hampshire Telephone Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Henniker and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Manchester, Concord, Peterborough and Hooksett.
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The Libby Museum is a small museum focused on educating individuals on the topics of nature and art. The museum maintains displays on various types of wildlife, and is host to a number of children's programs.
41.3 Miles
Traditional ten-pin bowling is offered at Putnam Street Lanes. The bowling alley also caters to local leagues, tournaments, and birthday parties that can be booked 24 to 48 hours in advance.
41.4 Miles
Full Moon Paddleboard offers basic and premium board rentals as well as paddleboard lessons by WPA certified instructors. Their specialty is a floating asana practice which fuses yoga and paddleboarding for a unique approach to fitness.
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15 N Main Street, Wolfeboro, NH 3894
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The Wolfboro Area Recreation Association has a myriad of activities and sports for the community to partake in. Some activities include softball, mountaineering, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, and track and field.
41.4 Miles
A candlepin bowling alley with 20 lanes, New Palace Lanes offers equipment rentals, bumper bowling for kids, and specials. It hosts various kinds of league play, parties, and periodic tournaments.
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Wolfeboro Chamber of Commerce, 32 Central Avenue, Wolfeboro, NH 3894
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The Russel C. Chase Bridge - Falls Path is a biking trail that spans 2.4 miles in total. The trail is an out-and-back design and offers a variety of scenic views of nature along the way.
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The center attraction at Polar Caves Park is the Polar Sluice and Klondike Mines, which allow for family-centered mining and discovery of gems. Other options at the site include a petting zoo, cave exploration, nature trails, and the Maple Sugar House and Museum.
41.6 Miles
Rather than a simple hiking trail, the Cotton Valley Trail is essentially a system of rail cars that run along the former Wolfeboro Railroad structures. Currently, there are 17 miles of railway being used along with the restored Fernald Station.
41.8 Miles
Originally built in 1778, the Clark House Museum was donated by the Clark Family for historic preservation. Its rooms are furnished with period antiques and curiosities. Also on-site is a Firehouse with antique fire trucks and a schoolhouse from 1805.