Learn about the best parks, attractions, museums, historic landmarks, tours, and other things to do in Portsmouth NH and the surrounding Seacoast area.
Apple Hill offers a par-three course to sharpen the approach game or a challenging 18-hole layout.
The championship par 71 layout has been ranked as a top five course by Golf Week magazine as one of America's best daily fee facilities.
Generous fairways and the option to run the ball onto every green are part of the reason that Candia Woods is called the "Friendliest Course in New Hampshire."
Architect Donald Ross designed the course's original 9-holes in the early 1900s, and nine holes designed by Brian Silva were constructed in 1999.
Exeter Country Club is a member-owned 9-hole course in one of New England's most picturesque towns. The club, founded in 1889, is USGA-listed as one of the 100 oldest in the nation.
Architect Phil Wogan designed a challenging par-70 golf course with a relatively level front nine and gentle rolling terrain back nine.
With its beautiful tree-lined fairways and well-placed sand traps, Kingston Fairways' 18-hole course provides a challenge for all golfers.
Rugged New England terrain underlies an attention-grabbing par-72 layout where you may be distracted at times by the spectacular vistas, the velvety course conditions and wildlif
"Golf in the Scottish tradition." Enjoy undulating bent grass fairways and greens surrounded by rolling dunes and scattered sand bunkers.
Pease Golf Course is a public course and was built in 1901 on the grounds of Lafayette Road (Langdon Farm) in Portsmouth. In 2000, a third nine-hole course was added to the original course.
The PSA is a diverse group of sailors all interested in the sport of racing. Boat owners are welcome to come race with us. People interested in crewing on other people's boats are welcome, too. No matter what your experience level is, if you are interested in sailboat racing, PSA is a great place to start!
The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and plays along Great Bay for many of its holes. PCC is a semi-private course and offers green fee play daily.
Enjoy the waterways by stand-up paddle board (SUP) with the only operation on the NH Seacoast focused exclusively on delivering SUP experiences.
Province Lake Golf Course winds through the woods and wraps around Province Lake, making it possible to the lake from 14 of its 18 holes.
Ice skating in winterfor children and adults at the outdoor rink at Strawbery Banke Museum.
Rockingham Country Club's links-style golf course is a challenge for all levels of golfer. Tiny greens test the best amateurs in the seacoast, the undulating fairways also test the average golfer.
Skateboard and bike indoors year-round at Rye Airfield.
Sagamore Spring Golf Club was one of the first 18-hole daily fee courses to open north of Boston, and to this day remains one of the best loved public courses in of New England.
New Hampshire's Seacoast area offers scenic, beautiful bicycle riding opportunities along the Atlantic Ocean, through quiet woods, along rivers and streams.
Why drive all the way to Fenway Park? You can watch great baseball right here in Portsmouth all summer long! Come watch the Seacoast Mavericks play ball! Enjoy hotdogs and more from the concession stand. It makes for a great summer night out.
The Seacoast Road Race Series offers eight races throughout the season. Participants can earn the coveted Seacoast Road Race jacket by completing six of the eight races, two of which must exceed 5K.