White Mountains welcomes families, children to classic amusement parks

In the White Mountains, they take their amusement parks very seriously! That’s why there’s so much variety: You can visit Funspot, the largest arcade in the world, with over 600 games, or Clark’s Bears, with trained-bear acts, circus shows and wild rides. You can see fairy tales come to life at Story Land, with its one-of-a-kind wooden roller coaster, or visit with Santa and his reindeer in Santa’s Village, with exciting rides and shows. Is water your thing? Slide, swim and splash your way through the world-class Whale’s Tale Water Park. Over at Alpine Adventures, check out the Thrillsville Aerial Park to get your zip-line fix. At Polar Caves Park, explore boulder caves, mazes, trails and an animal park. To find out more, follow our link above or call us today at 1-800-346-3687.

Since 1954, this popular amusement park in the scenic White Mountains has offered family entertainment specially crafted for kids. Enjoy more shows, rides and play areas than ever before! Have dinner with your favorite characters, sit with Cinderella at Tea Time and sing along with Daniel Tiger during his NEW Grr-ific Stage Show! You’ll make a splash on the Bamboo Chutes, scream aboard our thrilling roller coaster, Roar-O-Saurus, and meet real-life storybook characters. You’ll search for prehistoric fossils, play in the Dig-M-Deeper sand box and immerse yourself in rhymes in the Little Dreamers play areas. There’s a free kennel for your pooch, lockers, and rentals for strollers, wheelchairs and ECV’s. Nearby is the best in family lodging for a sweet night’s sleep.

Santa’s Village in New Hampshire’s White Mountains is the only New England park to earn recognition as one of the Top 25 Amusement Parks in the USA and #1 in New England in the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards for seven years in a row! It’s a full day of rides and shows, cookies and elves, Santa and his reindeer – plus the fun of the Ho Ho H2O water park. Owned and operated by three generations of its founding family for almost 70 years, an annual visit to Santa’s Village is a New England family tradition. Oh, what fun it is!