Whether it's salt, fresh or even hose water there are endless ways to get wet in the Seacoast! We are so lucky to live by the coast and have so many beaches, lakes, ponds, creeks, and swimming holes to explore.
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New Hampshire might have the nation's smallest coastline with only 18 miles but our beaches are some of the highest rated in the USA. And then there's the fresh water ponds, bays, rivers, and even waterfalls. Our Seacoast has it all!
New Hampshire might have the nation's smallest coastline with only 18 miles but our beaches are some of the highest rated in the USA. And then there's the fresh water ponds, bays, rivers, and even waterfalls. Our Seacoast has it all!
State Beaches
Favorite Swimming Holes
Seacoast Beaches to Explore
Mendum's Pond Recreation Area
Every Drop Matters.
Poop Patrol
Bagged and unbagged, dog poop is a major issue on many of our beaches. Not only is it just gross, but it's a breeding ground for some nasty bacteria and parasites.
Pitch In
Trash and litter on our beaches is a big issue but there are organized weekly beach cleanups year-round and many hands make light work! Or host your own clean up with your family and friends.
Wide Open Spaces
Open space and conservation lands that surround our ponds, lakes, and bays help to keep the waters clean by filtering pollution and trapping dirt so we have clear, fresh water for swimming!
Protect your playground. There are many ways to protect your local water sources. Big or small, actions add up. Learn about more steps you can take.
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