Outdoors NearbyPlaygrounds in New Hampshire
213 parks with playgrounds in 91 towns across New Hampshire, most of them in Nashua (28), Manchester (22) and Concord (13).
Playgrounds by city
Notable playgrounds in New Hampshire
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Woodlock Recreation Area
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Earl G. Legacy Park
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Keach Park
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Exeter Recreation Complex
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Constitution Park
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Rock Rimmon Park
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Prescott Park
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Wasserman Park
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Keyes Memorial Park
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Kraine Meadow Park
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Mine Falls Park
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Woodward Park
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More towns with a playground
- Rochester Blair Park
- Derry Alexander-Carr Park
- Claremont Barnes Park
- Somersworth Jules Bisson Park
- Hudson Benson Park
- North Conway Harvey Dow Gibson Playground
- Salem Michele Memorial Park
- Merrimack Twin Bridge Park
- Bedford Bedford Athletic Complex
- Laconia Leavitt Park
- Windham Griffin Park
- Pelham Dennis P. Lyons Memorial Park
- Hampton Eaton Park
- Hanover Dagmar's Place
- Weare Francis Arthur Bolton Sr. Memorial Park
- Atkinson Clover Court
- Suncook Catamount Pond Recreation Area
- Rye Maple Haven Park
- Auburn Appletree Park
- North Hampton Dearborn Park
- Sunapee Dewey Woods
- Meredith Childs Park
- Gorham Chester Hayes Memorial Park
- Enfield Huse Park
- Londonderry LAFA Fields at Campo Complex
- Durham Jackson's Landing
- Berlin Community Playground
- Seabrook Governor Weare Park
- Franklin Odell Park
- Barrington Barrington Community Playground
- Litchfield Kurt Schaefer Memorial Fields
- Plaistow Plaistow Athletic Recreation Complex
- Gilford Gilford Village Fields
- Hollis Silver Lake State Park
- Stratham Station Stratham Hill Park
- Sandown Roy L. Miller Recreational Fields
- Newmarket Toddler Playground
- Moultonborough Kraine Meadow Park
- New Boston Old Coach Road Playgroung
- Newport Laurel Street Tot Lot
- Epsom Webster Park
- Danville Clyde Goldthwaite Recreational Facility
- Newton Greenie Park
- Plymouth Fox Park
- Deerfield DCS playground
- Fremont Brentwood Recreation Area
- Goffstown Barnard Park
- Peterborough Adams Park
- Wolfeboro Foss Field
- Rollinsford Shoetown Playground
- Chichester Carpenter Memorial Park
- New Durham Jones Field Recreation Area
- Grantham Grantham Recreation Park
- Andover Winslow State Park
- Alstead Frank W. Whitcomb Recreational Park
- East Kingston Sawyer Park
- Newbury Mount Sunapee State Park
- Henniker Azalea Park
- Lancaster Hex-Swings
- Bristol Wellington State Park
- Epping Fox Run Park
- Pittsfield Drake Field
- Contoocook Houston Park
- Alexandria Everett Hobart Memorial Park
- New London Woodward Park
- Colebrook Pittsburg Town Park
- Freedom Constitution Park
- West Swanzey Town of Swanzey Ball Fields
- Belmont Sargent Park
- Ashland L. W. Packard Ballfield
- Troy Samuel E. Paul Recreational Park
- Wilmot Tot Lot
- Grafton Grafton Recreation Field
- Charlestown Patch Park
- Whitefield Whitefield Park
- Greenville Taft Memorial Field
- New Castle Odiorne Point State Park
- Center Harbor Center Harbor Town Beach & Playground
- Sanbornville Middleton Park
- Lempster Camp Morgan
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in New Hampshire?
We list 213 parks with playgrounds in 91 towns, based on OpenStreetMap.
Which New Hampshire cities have the most playgrounds?
Nashua (28), Manchester (22), Concord (13), Portsmouth (8) and Dover (6).