by Victoria Rose Perkins

Created on: March 01, 2008   Last Updated: April 18, 2011

If you are planning to visit North Conway, New Hampshire, you will not be disappointed. This quaint, friendly little village offers generous amounts of warm hospitality in every nook and cranny of this small, but unique town.

Everyone, whether senior citizens, newlyweds or families with children will find some pleasure in visiting here.

Upon entering the Town, one immediately is impressed by its panoramic views of the spectacular White Mountains and that is because North Conway rests cozily in the middle of them.

PLACES TO STAY:

North Conway offers a wide variety of places suitable for most budgets. For the folks who love the outdoors, the Saco River Campground is just a stone's throw away. For those wanting more intimate and private-like setting there are numerous Bed & Breakfast Inns.

Most of these inns are converted farm houses, each offering 8 to 14 guest rooms complete with private bath...not to mention the gourmet breakfasts awaiting each morning to start your day.
A few of these inns have the distinction of being on the Select Registry Distinguished Inns of North America.

Visitors looking for more children-oriented activities and as adults who enjoy the water, accommodations at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort may be what you would like to try. The Red Jacket Resort is a grand-looking hotel which sits high on a hill on Main St. Excellent views from all the rooms are an added relaxing feature.

This resort has just opened a 40,000 square foot "Kahuna Laguna Indoor Water Park". This exclusive water park is for resort guests only. No day passes are offered to the general public and there is a charge for its use, not included in your rooming bill.

WHERE TO EAT:

North Conway offers around 112 places to eat. Everything from coffee and bagel shops to gourmet dinning assures visitors a good selection for eating is available.

Take out or fast food and everything in between! Lots of options available that will accommodate all tastes. Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Asian, Indian, seafood and cozy cafe style dining, to name just a few.

ATTRACTIONS:

Story Land Theme Park:
This is a great place for kids to be kids and grown-ups to be kids,too! This park was built in 1954. Uniquely, since the terrain is hilly, the park owner took advantage of the landscape and beautifully incorporated the many childhood themes right into the landscape!

This extremely popular park could be enjoyed for its majestic mountainous scenery and immaculately clean grounds alone.

This year, 2008, the Big Top

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