- The list below includes 88 free or cheap things to do in or near Gilford, New Hampshire, including 98 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Hiking Trails, Music Venue and National & State Parks.
- From Ellacoya State Park to Kimball Wildlife Forest Locke Hill, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Gilford and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wolfeboro, Concord, Laconia and Meredith.
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An 80-acre park, Wonderbrook Park offers a variety of amenities for visitors. It has a central hiking trail through the wilderness, broad open green spaces, and picnic tables. This quiet and placid park offers wildlife viewing, as well.
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A fenced and shady area with room for dogs to run, Kennebunk Dog Park is a spot for dog-owners and their pets to rest and socialize. It features water bowls, kiddie pools, tennis balls for play, and seating areas.
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A small stone building dating back to the 1897, Ogunquit Memorial Library is a historic landmark. Its field stone construction makes it of interest to architecture buffs, and grandfather clocks and stuffed owls add atmosphere inside.
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The Kittery Historical and Naval Museum features the history of Maine's oldest town, settled in 1623. There is a large collection of maritime documents, artifacts and antique ship models on display, plus rare archeological finds.
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Created by the Hall family in memory of their late son, Nathan's Garden is a botanical garden tucked away within a small valley. The garden features carefully landscaped plants and flowers as well as a small gazebo.
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The Shawnee National Forest in Jackson, New Hampshire is home to the Jackson Falls. This breathtaking falls is a popular climbing edifice, of which the forest has many. Campsites are scattered nearby .
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Known as both Gilman and Oilman Park, this facility was created with the community in mind. It offers a baseball stadium and basketball court, but is most popular because of its cannon monument and fabulous views of Exeter River.
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Hosting annual concert series, the beautiful MacGregor Park attracts locals and tourists year-round. The park, with its colorful gardens and performance pavilion, also offers volleyball and picnic sites.
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With the only connection to this special event being the bridal shop near it, the Wedding Cake House is built in the Victorian architectural style, with its façade made to look like it was made from gingerbread. Its stylish origins are dated back to 1840, as the legend says.
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10 Middle Street, Portsmouth, NH 3801
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Dedicated to telling the stories of African American history in New Hampshire, the Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail offers 24 points of interest in the commmunity of Portsmouth. Educational programs and talks are also offered throughout the year.