Opening weekends on tap for popular family attractions

Memorial Day is the unofficial (but, really, let's call it official!) kickoff to summer. In New England you need to embrace every warm weekend you possibly can. Sun, sand, and quintessential attractions are all yours.

July and August are peak times to visit the Mount Washington Valley, but we're here to share a secret--June is pretty darn nice, too! Traffic is light on the Friday escape from Boston, family-fun is less expense and boasts short lines for all the good stuff.

We got our first taste of Santa's Village last December and LOVED it (minus the drive back in a snow storm that took us on some very dark, questionable, and treacherous road)! It's very Buddy the Elf and Christmas cheer is everywhere you go. The ride lineup is definitely geared to the under 7 set. Other than that, you'd need to be a Grinch not to love this place.

As for Story Land, le sigh! I just have a special place in my heart for this magical little place. I love the nostalgia factor and am more excited than the little guy to see the old women in the shoe. I need to sit on the tuffet every time we visit. And the day isn't complete without a spin on the Huff Puff and Whistle Railroad. The adult in me loves the Roar-a-sauras, Bamboo Chutes, and great customer service and cleanliness. The adult in me DOES NOT love the Turtle Twirl!  

Visit our partner booking sites and get your June weekends on the books. Full weeks in July are also available and you can really maximize the fun of the region while being able to soak in relaxing on Silver Lake.

C'mon spring...we know you're out there

We've been able to welcome a full gammut of visitors with all sorts of interests in the White Mountain region. From Chinese hikers to a family from Massachusetts to a group of friends getting together for their fantasy baseball draft and hockey, we've had a lot of fun hosting people in Silver Lake.

There are just a few weeks between the end of spring skiing and the start of school vacation week. Spring is in the air. At work the tulips are shoving the snow out of their way and are ready to go. The sun is shining. The birds are chirping. Let's bring on some warm weather and prepare for spring and summer fun in the White Mountains.

April is actually a great time to visit the region. Attractions are just starting to open up, the outlets have some amazing end of season sales and the breweries are bringing out their light and bright beers. The waterfall trails are going to be ALIVE  with energy and whether you want to try something easy like Diana's Baths or one of the more challenging trails up north, you don't want to miss this season.

We've kept our March rates through the first couple of weeks of April. Getaway from the Boston area and enjoy some natural fun in this neck of the woods.