- The list below includes 132 free or cheap things to do in or near Durham, New Hampshire, including 111 different types of inexpensive activities like Farms & Ranches, Hiking Trails, Playgrounds and History Museums.
- From Adams Point to Jackson Landing Playground, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Durham and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hampton, Portsmouth, Ogunquit and Newburyport.
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A variety of outdoor activities are available at Dogtown Common. The historical nature of the site allows for exploration of the lost settlement, and visitors can enjoy biking, hiking, and walking their dogs.
37.3 Miles
A candlepin bowling facility, Vacationland Bowling features 32 lanes used for open and league bowling as well as private events. The center provides arcade and redemption games, pool tables, a pro shop, glow bowling and an event room.
37.3 Miles
Religiously affiliated, Simple Gifts Church House provides a showcase for local bands and musicians. An intimate venue, a variety of genres including blues, classical and jazz artists have been featured at this locale.
37.4 Miles
Skiing is popular throughout New Hampshire, but many courses only offer downhill slopes. The Windblown Cross Country Ski Area, however, bucks that trend. It's the place to go for cross country ski and snowshoe hikes.
37.4 Miles
A family-owned and operated movie multiplex, Hoyts Cinemas Gilford 8 shows primarily first-run Hollywood movies. The theater offers a variety of refreshment choices, as well, including popcorn, candy, and beverage choices.
37.5 Miles
Nashua's Holman Stadium is a sports field with bleacher seating. It accommodates baseball and the football games. Holman Staium is an open-air stadium, so games may be cancelled due to heavy rain or snow.
37.5 Miles
Considered to be one of the largest arcades in the world, Funspot offers an extensive collection of both classic and modern video games. There are also mini-golf, bowling, and bumper cars.
37.5 Miles
The large towers that have welcomed seafarers to Thatcher Island since the 18th century, the Cape Ann Twin Lights, are the sole surviving multiple lights on any U.S. coast. Visitors can reserve free boat service to the island in summertime.
37.6 Miles
Nestle in the Nashua city center, Mine Falls Park is a verdant oasis that offers something for all ages. Park visitors have picnics, swim, fish, hike and ride bikes. In the winter months, cross country skiing is the dominant activity.
37.6 Miles
Built in 1638, Old Burial Hill is a picturesque cemetery which overlooks the harbor called Old Marblehead and the sea. It is the final resting place of many Revolutionary soldiers and features some well-preserved headstones of 17th century.