Amusement Parks

White Mountains welcomes families, children to classic amusement parks

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  • Jefferson, NH

    Santa's Village

    Everyone has a jolly time on the rides, activities at popular Santa’s Village

    For generations, in the winter and in the summer, families have been coming to Santa’s Village, and if you are planning your first visit, you will see why right away. The holiday spirit is everywhere, from the rides (Reindeer Carousel, Little Elf Flying School, Yule Log Flume, Skyway Sleigh, Jingle Bell Express) to the shops (Jolly Lolly Candy Store, Sugar n’ Spice Bake Shop where you can decorate your own gingerbread man). Even the water park gets into the act, with the fun Ho Ho H20 attraction: lots of splashes, slides, climbs and buckets of water. And there are three, three-story water slides. Lots of options for eating, from snacks to full meals, and you can rent a private cabana or small “suite.”

    528 Presidential Highway 603-586-4445
  • North Woodstock, NH

    White Mountains Attractions

    From fairy tale villages to giant arcades to water parks, the White Mountains region has it all

    In the White Mountains, they take their amusement parks very seriously! That’s why there’s so much variety: You can visit Funspot, the largest arcade in the world, with over 600 games, or Clark’s Bears, with trained-bear acts, circus shows and wild rides. You can see fairy tales come to life at Story Land, with its one-of-a-kind wooden roller coaster, or visit with Santa and his reindeer in Santa’s Village, with exciting rides and shows. Is water your thing? Slide, swim and splash your way through the world-class Whale’s Tale Water Park. Over at Alpine Adventures, check out the Thrillsville Aerial Park to get your zip-line fix. At Polar Caves Park, explore boulder caves, mazes, trails and an animal park. To find out more, follow our link above or call us today at 1-800-346-3687.

    200 Kancamagus Highway 603-745-8720
  • North Woodstock, NH

    Ice Castles

    Your moment of imagination, exploration and magic awaits at Ice Castles

    Ice Castles in New Hampshire is more than an amusement park—it’s an outdoor winter wonderland that the whole family will enjoy. Explore sparkling ice caverns, frozen archways, and thrilling ice slides sculpted by artisans from over 20 million pounds of ice. Crawl through icy passageways, navigate a frozen maze, or stroll along the Mystic Forest Light Walk with glowing trees. Kids will adore the whimsical Winter Fairy Village, while everyone can enjoy the exhilaration of snow tubing down a path groomed specifically for safety, speed, and fun. For an extra touch of enchantment, take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the illuminated ice castles trail or grab a hot chocolate or frosty beverage from the Polar Pub. With whimsical music and color-changing twinkling lights that glow from within the ice sculptures, Ice Castles delivers unforgettable outdoor adventure!

    24 Clark Farm Road
  • Glen, NH

    Story Land

    Since 1954, this popular amusement park in the scenic White Mountains has offered family entertainment specially crafted for kids. Enjoy more shows, rides and play areas than ever before! Have dinner with your favorite characters, sit with Cinderella at Tea Time and sing along with Daniel Tiger during his NEW Grr-ific Stage Show! You’ll make a splash on the Bamboo Chutes, scream aboard our thrilling roller coaster, Roar-O-Saurus, and meet real-life storybook characters. You’ll search for prehistoric fossils, play in the Dig-M-Deeper sand box and immerse yourself in rhymes in the Little Dreamers play areas. There’s a free kennel for your pooch, lockers, and rentals for strollers, wheelchairs and ECV’s. Nearby is the best in family lodging for a sweet night’s sleep.

    850 New Hampshire Route 16 603-383-4186

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