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Dec 19, 2020 · Mountain View has the largest number of rental slips on the lake so the pricing there may be helpful to anyone wishing to rent one there or anywhere on the lake. Purchase prices are a matter of public record since they are recorded at the Belknap County Registry of Deeds and also listed on the Gilford Assessors website.
May 29, 2020 · There are many more people looking to rent a slip than there are slips available. Every marina on the lake has a waiting list. Slips at MVYC go for $4,000.00 to $6,000.00, depending on size.
Jul 12, 2019 · LACONIA — Parking, while inexpensive, can be scarce at Weirs Beach, but there’s always plenty of dock space. Lakes Region residents and visitors alike have their pick of boat slips right beneath the boardwalk, offering an easy way to explore the area for a few hours during the day.
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Mount Major | Play
This 1,785-foot summit can be reached via a 1.5-mile hike that suits both novice and experienced hikers and rewards them with some of the best views in the Lakes Region.
Pop’s Clam Shell | Eat
Bring your appetite if you dine at Pop’s, because this clam shack and restaurant has a generous approach to portion sizing. Look for seafood of all kinds (including lobster rolls), plus hearty subs and sandwiches.
Bay Side Inn | Stay
Given its location right on the lakeshore, the Bay Side Inn offers its guests immediate water access. Choose from 18 rooms and five two-bedroom efficiency suites, and be sure to set aside some time for lounging on the sun deck. SEE MORE: Lakes Region Foliage Drive | Directions and Things to Do
Gunstock Mountain Resort | Play
Gunstock lets you soak up the views all year round, whether you’re cruising down snowy slopes in winter or zip-lining past the treetops in summer. Other diversions here: off-road Segway tours, a mountain roller coaster, and an “aerial adventure” course.
The Breeze | Eat
With terrific views of Lake Winnipesaukee and a menu featuring seafood, burgers, salads and entrées ranging from veggie rice bowls to duck confit, there isn’t much not to like about this relative newcomer, opened in 2022.
Ames Farm Inn | Stay
Situated on 135 acres and boasting a quarter-mile stretch of sandy beach, Ames Farm Inn offers lakeside cottages, apartments, and rooms, plus on-site dining, a swimming area, and docks. Named a 2016 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Lakefront Cabins.” SEE MORE: Guide to New Hampshire Ski Resorts
Mount Washington Cruises | Play
There’s no better way to see Lake Winnipesaukee than by boat. The M/S Mount Washington departs from Weirs Beach daily in summer and offers a grand tour of the lake, stopping at five ports along the way. Try a scenic cruise, a sunset dinner dance cruise, or Sunday champagne brunch cruise. Named a 2017 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Lake Cruise.”
Local Eatery | Eat
This place takes its name seriously. Chef Kevin Halligan, a Laconia native, utilizes as much local organic produce and naturally raised meat and poultry as possible — and even the drink menu has locally sourced options. Named a 2017 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Farm-to-Table Dining.”
The Naswa Resort | Stay
“Fun” and “family-friendly” are the words for this collection of cabins painted in bright colors, plus a full inn, all right on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee. The resort has its own sandy beach, a bar and bistro, docks, and kayaks and paddleboards that are available for guests to use. SEE MORE: Scenes from the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival in Laconia
Interlakes Summer Theatre | Play
In addition to offering endless outdoor recreation opportunities, the Lakes Region is also an arts and theater destination. Thanks to Meredith’s Interlakes Summer Theatre, culture fans can enjoy a variety of professional productions, which in the past have included Cats, Footloose, and West Side Story.
Camp | Eat
From its location across the street from Lake Winnipesaukee to its tin roof, fieldstone fireplace, pine tables, and signature comfort food, this eatery transports diners back to their summer-camp days. It even serves an upscale version of s’mores for dessert. Named a 2014 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Comfort Food.”
Ballard House Inn | Stay
The c. 1784 Ballard House has an irresistible location, with 10 acres of meadows and surrounding forest threaded with hiking trails. The inn has preserved its historical charm while adding all the modern amenities. Plus, it’s just minutes from Lake Winnipesaukee. Named a 2017 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Historic B&B.” SEE MORE: New England Summer Playhouses & Theaters
Wild Meadow Paddlesports | Play
If you’re looking to get out on the water, Wild Meadow Paddlesports has been providing paddlesport and boating rentals, sales, and activities for more than 20 years. Take a tour of the bay by kayak with a guide, give standup paddleboard yoga a shot, or go off on your own adventure in the watercraft of your choice.
Canoe | Eat
With five dining areas, open-air seating on the porch, scenic lake views, and a complimentary shuttle service from the town docks, Canoe is a popular option for hungry Lakes Region visitors. Expect a full range of American and globally influenced entréu001des, including lobster mac and cheese, steaks, and pan-seared salmon. Tip: Lunch may be your best bet if you’re looking to avoid the summer crowds.
Center Harbor Inn | Stay
At this recently renovated beach hotel, you’ll find all the amenities: fitness center, sauna, four-season hot tub, grills, fire pit, and paddleboard and kayak rentals, plus dock slips or moorings if you’re traveling by boat. Plus, many of the rooms have a deck that overlooks the lake or mountains. SEE MORE: Little-Known Squam Range Traverse Is One of the Best Hikes in NH
Castle in the Clouds | Play
For one of the best views of the Lakes Region, head to Castle in the Clouds, a grand old mansion (c. 1913) perched on a mountainside in the Ossipee Range. Learn about its history, stroll through the gardens, grab a bite at the Carriage House Restaurant, or go for a horseback ride or hike. Named a 2014 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Castle.”
The Village Kitchen | Eat
Good old-fashioned home cooking is what makes this eatery a favorite among locals. Start your day off with a perfectly cooked breakfast of eggs and pancakes, or wind things down in the evening with a burger, tuna melt, meatloaf dinner, or other comfort food classics.
Long Island Bridge Campground | Stay
You can camp within a stone’s throw of the Winnipesaukee shoreline at this family-friendly site, which is suitable for RVs and trailers as well as popups and tents. There’s a private sandy beach, a playground, and a dock for campers to enjoy. SEE MORE: Castle in the Clouds | On Top of the World in New Hampshire
Mount Shaw | Play
Mount Shaw in Tuftonboro (and Moultonborough) beckons hikers looking to escape the heavy traffic at some of the more popular mountains in the Lakes Region. The 2,990-foot mountain in the Ossipee Range is on the “52 with a view”list, and hikers can summit two additional peaks along the way.
Birch and Vineu001f| Eat
For casual fine dining, Birch and Vine has picked up right where its predecessor, the Pine Cone Cafe, left off. The menu varies according to local availability and is complimented by creative cocktails and craft brews.
Sunset Lodges | Stay
Vintage lakeside accommodations surrounded by nature are what you’ll find at Sunset Lodges, located on quiet Basin Bay. It offers seven fully furnished cabins, waterfront and boat slip access, communal canoes and rowboats, and indoor and outdoor recreation areas and equipment. SEE MORE: New Hampshire Lakes Region in Autumn | Photographs
Beaches | Play
When it comes to a lake as big as Winnipesaukee, sometimes it’s tough to know where to go simply to enjoy the water. Although Weirs Beach is a popular option, Wolfeboro has some quieter spots for a dip. Carry Beach and Albee Beach are more on the secluded side, while Brewster Beach is larger, a bit busier, and a great place for a picnic.
Garwoods Restaurant | Eat
For dinner and drinks overlooking Wolfeboro Bay, Garwoods is the go-to. Its menu features a full range of seafood options — clam chowder, fish and chips, and crab cakes, to name a few — but it goes well beyond fish and shellfish to include such things as pasta, chicken, steak, burgers, and salads, too. Named a 2011 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Waterside Dining.”
The Wolfeboro Inn | Stay
This full-service historic hotel offers classic rooms and suites with amenities like free Wi-Fi (and homemade fudge!). It provides access to a private beach (four public ones are also nearby), and its location on North Main Street is handy for shopping and dining. Named a 2017 Yankee Editors’ Pickfor “Best Lakeside Inn.” SEE MORE: Wolfeboro, New Hampshire | Could You Live Here? Where are your favorite spots around Lake Winnipesaukee? Let us know! Note: We visited Lake Winnipesaukee for a ride...
There are numerous campgrounds, B&Bs, hotels, motels and cottages surrounding Lake Winnipesaukee. Consult the local Chambers of Commerce for a complete listing. Wolfeboro Piping Rock Resort 603-569-1915: Free dockage. The Windrifter Resort 603-569-1323 Weirs Beach Proctor’s Lakehouse Cottages 603-366-5517: Motel with dockage.
Offering 150 boat slips & that can accommodate boats up to 45 feet, rack/valet service, overnight & short term dock rentals, heated winter storage, parts & service departments, ship’s store, fuel station with marine pump-out.
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The magnificent Lake Winnipessaukee, Gilford NH. Large slips 12 X 38 (+) are available for 2024 boating season in two best boat clubs on the lake. Electric and water at the dock, WF, bathrooms with showers and laundry facility, travel lift. Private grassy area at GYC.
