Hotels in Plymouth

It was charming. Definitely a charming New England college town! Lots of restraunts. Clean from what we saw. Would liove to come back to Plymouth and explore everything in and around for longer time period. Our favorite place to eat was The Common Man restraunt. Fabulously tasty food, great service and atmosphere.

Plymouth is home to Plymouth State University. The theatre productions put on by the university students are outstanding as well as other art or music programs offered at Silver Hall. Check their schedule online. White Mountain Museum (across from PSU library) has quite a collection to view of the region. Other fun things to do, skiing at Tenney Mountain (opened again) and the many other ski areas in the region, There is also public ice skating at the PSU Welcome Center but check hours first as they are limited. Polar Caves is an adventure of exploring rock formations, and caves created by glaciers ages ago. They have added lots more to do there so check out their website. The science museum in Holderness fun and educational for the whole family or hike up Rattlesnake Mountain (takes about 45 minutes). Wellington State Park - the beach (paid parking) or the walking trails nearby. Also free are The Sculptured Rocks with a walking trail in Hebron. Plenty of places to eat downtown or just walk around the main street or up on the beautiful University campus. You can find grocery stores, department stores on Tenney Mountain Highway. Further north in Lincoln (30 minutes) you have plenty of things to do like family fun Clark's Trading Post with the trained bears and the fun train ride. In Meredith (30 minutes south), you can get on the Mount Washington (seasonal) and tour the big lake, Lake Winnipesaukee. If heading back home south on 93, Tilton (exit 20) offers plenty of outlet shopping.

Plymouth is a college town with a lot of character. It is close to Lake Winnipesaukee and other attractions. We attend theater events both at the Lake Winnipesaukee Playhouse and at the college. The BNH Pavilion in Gilford is a favorite as well.

Great town Great food Pizza Steaks BBQ & Beer. There is a Great Restaurant there called George's Seafood & BBQ & Tuesday They have All you can Eat Ribs & Boy Are they Great. And my Fiance had great clam cakes & clam chower. There are also A few nice Antique shops And It has Great Mountain views & the Air is nice & refreshing. And if you forget anything they have a Super Walmart up on the side of a mountain with Great Views.

Our daughter went to PSU just a few miles from the lodge. During her 4 years as an undergrad we fell in love with the Plymouth and surrounding areas. Now we've discovered concerts in Gilford, NH so we'll be returning as frequently as our budget will allow.

It's a very nice very nice town during the summer time I've been up here for about seven years off and on during the summer and winter and they do have a lot of things during the winter to do that's really nice