- Our list of the best things to do in Exeter, New Hampshire, features the top 267 nearby activities — including 109 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Exeter, NH has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 9 things to do within the city of Exeter, NH , followed by 258 popular activities in nearby cities, including Portsmouth, Hampton, Newburyport, Haverhill, Rye, Ipswich, North Andover, Amesbury, Derry, Londonderry, Salem, Dover, Durham, Methuen, Kittery, Lawrence, South Berwick, Andover, Manchester, Seabrook, Rochester, Hooksett, New Castle, Ogunquit, Candia, Lee and North Hampton
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Focused around Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy, Longyear Museum was originally opened in 1937 at the former home of Christian Science student Mary Beecher Longyear. It offers tours and features documents, art, photographs and artifacts related to Mrs. Eddy.
48.1 Miles
Stretching from the Boston Harbor and along the Charles River, the Charles River Reservation is a linear park that covers approximately 20 miles. Water recreation is popular at the reservation, including canoeing, sailing, and rowing.
48.3 Miles
Located in Newton, Massachusetts, La Residencia Spa is a full-service day spa offering a bevy of pampering treatments for women and men. Its most popular services include massages, facial treatments and nail services.
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New Hampshire Telephone Museum
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22 East Main St., Warner, NH
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All types of memorabilia related to the telephone are available at the New Hampshire Telephone Museum. Group tours by reservation, are offered by the museum to include seeing old telephones, books and various tools of the telephone trade.
48.4 Miles
Located in Rollins State Park, Mount Kearsarge rises high above the skyline of Warner, New Hampshire. It is accessible by hiking trail and by car. Visitors must pay a small entrance fee.
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The primary focus of Warren Park is a large children's playground area. There is a specific section for toddlers in addition to a larger play structure for older children with a sandbox, swings, and a climbing gym.
48.8 Miles
Year-round, lifeguard-monitored Nantasket Beach is a 1 1/3 mile long oceanfront beach reminiscent of the area's historic amusement park history. Visitors can take in musical band concerts, dance lessons or the historic Paragon Carousel while enjoying the ocean front
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Spanning 4.5-acres of land, Cavanagh Stadium is a recreational stadium that supports activities including football, basketball, and running. The stadium was created to commemorate that life of Staff Sargeant Charles Cavanagh.
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E Elm St & Quincy Shore Drive, Quincy, MA 2170
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The Wollaston Beach Playground has a beach-side view of the Quincy Shore and features a covered seating area, picnic tables, a toddler playground area with slides and rubber floor, an older play area with slides rubber floor and swings.
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Swimming, jogging, and flying kites are just a few of the activities that bring individuals to the public Wollaston Beach. During their visit, guests commonly enjoy eating clams at the nearby restaurants or shopping at the local stores.