- 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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Hampton Skate Park is an outdoor skate park for people of all ages. It features a street course and a mini ramp, as well as a half pipe and concrete bowl surrounded by plenty of trees.
16.5 Miles
The Playland Arcade is a beach boardwalk that features plenty of fun activities for visitors of all ages, including video games from the 1980s and 1990s, skeeball, pinball, and more.
16.6 Miles
Music lovers frequent the Casino Ballroom to hear their favorite singers and bands. The Ballroom hosts national and prominent regional talent. Shows frequently sell out, so order tickets in advance.
16.6 Miles
Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, the Hampton Beach State Park is home to miles of sandy beachfront, with swimming, camping, picnic areas and fishing, and regular evening entertainment at the oceanfront Seashell Pavilion.
17.0 Miles
Buc's Lagoon is a pirate-themed miniature golf course that features a wide variety of challenging and whimsically decorated holes. The course also features an ice cream parlor with a variety of flavors.
17.6 Miles
Each trolley of the OgunTrolley Company has brass fittings, oak interiors and ash slat seats that are designed to haul 34 passengers. Passengers can ride these trollies around town for transportation or charter them for parties.
17.9 Miles
Truly dedicated to family bonding and activities, Cider Hill Farm designs its events and attractions around the family unit. Pick fresh fruit from the orchard, take a fun hayride, and enjoy a hot cup of apple cider with a warm doughnut.
17.9 Miles
Tours through Eastman's Docks are based on five different vessels that run through the Gulf of Maine. The most common tours revolve around fishing and whale watching, but private charters are available as well.