Why Stay?

Why come to stay in Lincoln/Woodstock, NH?

A true four-season resort area of activities–

Winter – Skiing (downhill and cross-country), Riding (snowboard, snowmobile, horse), Snowshoeing, Tubing, Ice Climbing and more

Spring – Maple Sugaring, Moose Watching, Kayaking, Fishing, Hiking, Golf

Summer – Family Attractions, Festivals and Great Outdoors Activities of Every Kind, Summer Theater and Outdoor Concerts, too much to mention

Fall – Hiking and driving through amazing foliage, hunting (with camera or for game), fishing, golfing, time to re-charge

(For more details on all the activities available in the area, visit the links below.)

Dining –

Almost too many options, from pancake breakfast at Polly’s to Sunday Brunch at the Woodstock Station, BBQ lunch at the Pig’s Ear to continental fare at the Gypsy Café, pizza of every kind to fine dining comfort food at the Common Man

History –

Did you know tourists came to Woodstock before they knew of Lincoln? Lincoln was a lumber town for many years (visit the Historical Society in summer), while Woodstock was the gateway to the White Mountains and Franconia Notch. The many train tracks attest to how the wood was retrieved from the forest and then transported to mills and factories to the south. Just as the mill was winding down, Sherman Adams decided to build the Loon Mountain ski area at the confluence of the Pemigewasset River and Kancamagus Scenic Byway, and a new industry became the mainstay in Lincoln. Yet there is also manufacturing and a business park, as the area looks to diversify again. So come to play or come to stay – we’d love to have you join us!

Two Little Towns; One Big Adventure