- The list below includes 57 free or cheap things to do in or near Jaffrey, New Hampshire, including 92 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Horseback Riding, Walking Trails and Playgrounds.
- From Mount Monadnock State Park to Mount Monadnock, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Jaffrey and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Peterborough, Fitchburg, Keene and Leominster.
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Take a guided or self-guided tour of the New Hampshire State Capitol. Rotating and permanent exhibits at the Visitors Center feature state history at the oldest state capitol in the US.
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New Hampshire State House is the oldest state capital building in the United States. The State House features a variety of permanent and rotating exhibits and offers tours to individuals, groups, schools, and civic organizations.
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Providing a casual and relaxing ambiance, The Purple Pit serves both breakfast and lunch. Special events such as musical concerts, art classes and exhibits are also frequently offered at this locale.
36.7 Miles
The Museum of New Hampshire History focuses on the local history of Concord, with exhibits featuring early Native American and natural history, and information about the Concord stagecoach.
36.7 Miles
Heart Pond is a small, picturesque beach with lifeguards only on duty from the last Saturday in June through the last Sunday in August. The beach is open daily from dawn until dusk.
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Featuring 24 lanes available, the Boutwells Bowling Center is a local bowling alley featuring a number of amenities for guests to enjoy. In addition to open bowling, the alley also has a bar/lounge, summer bowling leagues, and birthday party hosting.
36.9 Miles
Several buildings on the Kimball-Jenkins Estate are used for art studios and art classrooms, but visitors can also enjoy other social events, including weddings, there. Galleries and gardens display beautiful art and landscaping as well.
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A historic home built in the Greek Revival architectural style, Pierce Manse was once home to President Franklin Pierce. It offers guided tours by knowledgeable staff, and features a number of historic artifacts and pieces of family history on display.
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One of the largest collections of native New England species is on display at the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum. In addition to the geology, natural history, and live animal exhibits, the grounds of the museum off 600 acres of hiking trails and outdoor activities.
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Located off of the Merrimack River, John E. Sheehy Memorial Park provides visitors with a shaded grass field to watch the river from. The park has a walking path that weaves between trees near the shore of the river.