Experience the relaxation of the lake winds on Lake Winnipesaukee, at the historic Wolfeboro Inn & Tavern.
The Wolfeboro Inn combines the town's rich history with the service and amenities of a full-service hotel. From cozy inn rooms to spacious suites, each room offers upscale amenities, complimentary Wi-Fi, and evening turndown service. Dine in Wolfe's Tavern, our authentic New England pub, or walk to Wolfeboro's picturesque lakeside village brimming with boutiques and galleries.
The Wolfeboro Inn is a pet friendly hotel. During the winter months, dogs stay free at the Wolfeboro Inn (registration fee is $50 in spring, summer and fall). After checking in with their human traveling companions, four-legged guests have their choice of a complimentary frisbee or tennis ball and as many head scratches and belly rubs they desire from our dog-loving staff.
Matt and Ash, business partners and cousins, started Sap House Meadery on Christmas Day 2009 when a conversation began after dinner. They were discussing a building in the center of town and how it was up for sale. It wasn't long into the conversation when it was suggested that they turn it into a meadery. Something so few people have ever even heard of.
They closed on the sale of the building in January of 2010 and went to work remodeling it. It wasn't until August of 2010 that they received their Wine Manufacturers License. Matt and Ash quickly went to work and made their first batches - Sugar Maple, their current flagship mead and a Peach Maple, that became what they call "an Occasional".
The technique that they use to make the mead requires about 6 months for fermentation and aging, so Sap House Meadery could not open until February 2011... If it was ready. It was!
Most recently, they have renovated the meadery again after purchasing the garage next door and turned it into a 2000 square foot production space, and created an amazing tasting room that offers tapas style tacos, cheese boards, beers, meads and craft cocktails to its guests!
Award-winning distillery with high quality, and often historically-based, products. Distillery tours and tastings.
We are considered a "small-batch" roaster in the world of professional coffee roasters as our coffee roasting facility utilizes a 7-kilo Diedrich roaster. While this may not be as large a roaster as some other coffee roasters use, we delight in the ability to roast for individuals and large wholesale accounts without compromising any quality between the two.
We offer an incredible selection of the finest gourmet coffees which have been sourced from all over the world. Some of these are offered as single-origins, meaning they only contain beans from that specific country, and maybe even very specific farms, while others are offered as gourmet blends. As time has passed, we have worked hard to establish relationships directly with coffee farmers owning farms of varying sizes, and we are happy to offer several direct-trade coffees which allow more profit to be transferred back to the farmers at origin.
The birth place of H. H. Holmes, born Herman Mudgett, one of the most prolific American serial killers.
The final resting place of actor Claude Rains, at Red Hill Cemetery in Moultonborough.
The 1890s mansion of Benjamin Ames Kimball, a railroad executive. Vacant for decades and listed on Haunted Places, the property and its five buildings are held by the town in hopes of future restoration.
Visit Moore Farm Country Store, where you'll find fresh and locally raised meats, dairy, produce, herbs, honey, maple syrup and more!
The Lone Wolfe Brewing Co. is Lake Winnipesaukee's first craft brewery, with a 10 bbl farm brewery and 100 seat beer hall located in the heart of downtown Wolfeboro, NH, featuring 10 rotating draft lines, wine and a small selection of cocktails.
Historic mansion tours, Lucknow Brewery and Castle Springs water tours. Hiking, snack bar, horseback riding and gift shop. Spectacular views of Lake Winnipesaukee. Fun for the entire family. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. mid-May to mid-October. Call for details.
Contact us about two-for-one golfing midweek!
The Winnipesaukee Belle is a 65-foot replica 19th century paddleboat offering daytime scenic cruises, Thirty Thursday dancing cruises, and Sunday sunset cruises. Hotel guests receive a special discount on daytime cruise tickets.
Offered also for private charter, the 'Belle' accommodates up to 100 people.
Function menus are available, ranging from cocktails and hors d'oeuvre to Lobster Buffets. Adding to the up-scale amenities inside the cabin is a fully stocked bar. Two decks offer a choice of cruising outdoors under the canopy, or indoors in our main salon, air-conditioned/heated for your comfort. Come join us for a cruise of a lifetime!
The Loon Center provides informational displays and videos about loons. Follow the Markus Sanctuary trail for 2 miles along the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Suitable for all ages, free admission.
A 12-mile railroad corridor stretching from Lake Winnipesaukee to the railroad turntable in Sanbornville. It meanders across three lakes, many trestles, Cotton Valley and winds through scenic woods and fields.
Great Waters is a summer concert series offered to the public in an acoustical tent on the shore of beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee at Brewster Academy. Programs include classical, jazz, folk, and popular celebrities and groups.
Wolfeboro Inn guests receive a 15% discount on rental fees.
The State of New Hampshire requires anyone who is to drive a vessel (including PWC's) must be 16 years of age and have a valid Safe Boaters Education Certificate. If you already have a boater's license we would ask of you to please bring your license with you to your rental so it is onboard the vessel at all times as required by law.
If you don't already have a safe boater's license, we are licensed by the State of New Hampshire to issue you a 14-Day Temporary Boaters Certificate. To obtain a temporary certificate please thoroughly read the included Boater's Guide before coming into Wolfeboro Jet-Ski's office to take a 25-question test on their computer.
A yoga studio overlooking Wolfeboro's Back Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee.
Organic, self-sustaining family farm. Farm stand with fresh meats, produce, gifts.
Conservation area and trail system. Preserved by Lakes Region Conservation Trust.
Trail entrance at Clow Road, which is walking distance from the inn.
America's oldest small skiing area.
Cross country trail passes and equipment rentals.
Nicholas J. Pernokas Recreation Park "The Nick"
A 5-minute walking trail from the parking area to an 80' tower overlooking Lake Winnipesaukee and the Ossipee Mountains. Route 109, Tuftonboro.
In Alton offers over 300 acres open to the public for hiking, fishing and other recreational activities.
Guided fishing, fly fishing and ice fishing trips, canoe trips.
Mount Washington Cruises offers Scenic Daytime and Sunset Dinner Dance Cruises on Lake Winnipesaukee, NH from late May through October.
Two floors of unique and wonderful gifts, since 1946.
Made on Earth offers products for Bali, Balinese, Supa Dupa Incense, Garden Dreams Lotion, Natures Alchemy Essential Oils, Flax, Natural Fiber Clothing, Batik Clothing and more!
Gracefully defiant, unapologetically bold, and relentlessly exploratory, Jennifer Kalled has been designing nationally recognized jewelry since the mid-70's. Her love of colored stone & hand crafted jewelry came out of her experience in the Southwest.
Artist-owned gallery with original works and prints for sale.
Meadowbrook Musical Arts Center plays host to big name acts from early spring to late summer. This is ideal the location to see big name talent in an intimate venue.
Built in 1912 by Dr. Henry Libby, the museum displays Abenaki Indian relics, artifacts from the site of the Governor Wentworth mansion and a diverse collection of animal specimens. Offering a wonderful variety of children's summer programs. Call for open dates. Seasonal.
Enjoy an educational and entertaining walk through the history of a wonderful era on the beautiful lakes of New Hampshire. The museum features an array of vintage boats from canoes to speedboats; archival photography, models, lake memorabilia and rotating featured exhibits. A gift shop featuring a full line of books, clothing and related items is also available. The museum is open Memorial Day through Columbus Day, Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday Noon to 4 p.m.
Take a sentimental journey back when the patriotic spirit of the country flourished. Museum showcases the enterprising spirit of Americans during the years 1939-1945 both on the home front and in the military. Call for open dates. Seasonal.
Hair, bridal services, hair removal, nails, massage and day spa.
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