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Press Releases
05/15/2012 - Art Festival Part of Hampton Beach State Park Gala Celebration of New Seashell Scheduled for June 1 & 2, 2012
An extensive celebration of the arts will be part of the Hampton Beach State Park Gala, scheduled for June 1 and 2, 2012 in Hampton Beach, NH. On Saturday, art lovers will enjoy a feast for the eyes as numerous paintings by New Hampshire and regional artists will be on display under the large central tent near the Seashell.
05/07/2012 - Yankee Magazine Recognizes Four State Parks in its "Best of New England" Issue
Four properties in the New Hampshire State Park system are recognized as 2012 "Best of New England--Editors’ Choice" winners in Yankee Magazine’s Travel Guide to New England, on newsstands now.
05/02/2012 - Gala at New Hampshire State Parks New Sea Shell Stage at Hampton Beach
Featured will be a wide range of bands that have played Hampton Beach over the years, with a fireworks display for the grand finale.
05/01/2012 - Flume Gorge Opens for the Season Friday
For the first time in many years, early spring visitors to the Flume Gorge in Franconia Notch State Park will be able to walk the entire length of one of New Hampshire’s most popular natural attractions.
04/17/2012 - 2012 Recreational Trails Program Grant Now Available
NH Bureau of Trails announces that the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant applications are now available. RTP is a competitive grant program that offers funding for quality public trail projects throughout New Hampshire.
03/29/2012 - Hampton Beach State Park Meters Are Now Pay and Display
The New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation announces that the parking pay systems have been converted from a Park and Pay to a Pay and Display system. The meters will still accept cash, coins and credit/debit cards and will issue a receipt for payment. Visitors must place this receipt face up on their dashboard to avoid being ticketed.
03/26/2012 - Public Meeting to Review Hampton Beach State Park 2012 Operating Plans
The New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation and the Hampton Beach Area Commission invite you to join them on March 31st , 2012, at the new Seashell Complex to review the 2012 operating plans for Hampton Beach State Park. The meeting is from 10am to noon and will be held in the Oceanfront Conference Room. The Division will present its plan and there will be a question and answer session.
03/20/2012 - Mud Season Arrives on New Hampshire Trails
The New Hampshire Bureau of Trails wants to inform trail users that the early spring weather has created an early mud season on the trails. The Bureau is asking users to let the trails dry out before using them as they are very susceptible to damage this time of year.
03/01/2012 - Snowmobile Riders Rejoice with New Snow
The New Hampshire Bureau of Trails says today’s new snow will allow for increased snowmobile riding within the state. Even with the new snow, not all trail gates will be open so riders should use extra caution in those areas where trails have not been open this season.
02/22/2012 - New Hampshire State Parks Introduces New Adventure Travel Blog
Follow the Adventures of Two Interns and a State Park Manager as they Explore New Hampshire’s State Parks and Great Outdoors!
04/30/2010 - Campgrounds Open for Camping
With the warm weather brings the camping season. A few of the state park campgrounds are now open on a first come first serve basis with limited services.
04/29/2010 - Governor to Break Ground for Hampton Beach Redevelopment Project
On Wednesday, May 5th, Governor John Lynch and other officials will officially break ground on the Hampton Beach State Park Redevelopment Project.
03/11/2010 - Harvey Construction to Oversee Hampton Beach Project
Harvey Construction Corporation of Bedford will oversee the construction of the entire Hampton Beach redevelopment project.
02/26/2010 - Trail Closure Announced
NH Bureau of Trails announces the closure of three trails.
01/12/2010 - Federal Grant Money Available for Recreational Projects
The New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation announces Grant Round Twenty-Five of the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).
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