Hampton is a town in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 14,976 at the 2010 census. Located beside the Atlantic Ocean, Hampton is home to Hampton Beach, a summer tourist destination.
Restaurants in Hampton
5.0 based on 38 reviews
The Oceanarium is a small, unique hands-on natural history museum with a touch tank and deep water tank. Admission includes a personal tour with a biologist including handling the deep-water crabs, stars and other live sea animals and a short talk on whales, sharks and lobstering. There is unlimited time at the touch tank and to explore the exhibits on your own. The biologist is available for questions during your entire visit. Everything in the museum is brought in by local commercial fishermen and can be found in the Gulf of Maine.
We discovered this place by accident on our walk down the boulevard one day While on vacation last week. Ellen was great. She followed Covid guidelines so we felt safe while in the building. She was great with all the kids and let them touch so many different ocean animals. She had a great variety of sea creatures like Blue lobsters, horseshoe crabs, starfish etc that the kids got to handle. We learned all about whales before we went on our whale watch trip scheduled for a few days later! She was so willing to answer all our questions. Would highly recommend this!!!
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Captain Bob offers a hands on experience of the life aboard a working lobster boat. Come along on a 2 1/2 hours trip, while you help us to pull our traps, bait our gear, sort our catch, and set the traps back to the ocean bottom. A memorable and educational experience for the whole family! Captain Bob also offers inshore and off shore fishing charters aboard our very comfortable 42' vessel. "The BEST LOBSTER TOUR IN NE". (Minimum passengers required per tour) *Restrictions Apply
4.5 based on 1,349 reviews
Fun for the whole family Great food and entertainment Lots to do Clean beach Street performances were fun
4.5 based on 80 reviews
This classic "grass strip" attracts general aviation enthusiasts, antique airplane buffs and anyone who enjoys watching planes. With just 2000 feet of turf runway and a pilots' lounge that's a throwback to the good old days, You'll see plenty of interesting planes and the people who fly them! Daring visitors can take a "thrill ride" in an historic 1930 New Standard open-air biplane and fly over the nearby beaches Hampton Airfield has had continuous Piper Cub training since 1946. Open Deck Cafe 7AM - 2PM
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Join us for a fun, educational experience in the heart of Hampton Beach! Touch tanks and observation tanks feature a variety of marine life. Other interactive displays have information about Gulf of Maine marine life, the fishing industry and how you can help the ocean. Fun for all ages! Admission is $1 for anyone over 2, and proceeds benefit our research, education and conservation programs. Open 12-7 PM daily from June 17, 2017 to late August.
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Overall enjoyed my time there, good mini golf course for your family. Of course my kids did better than me there because of my back, LOL. The only thing that bothered me was towards the end when my husband hit me in the nose with his golf club and it broke (I’m okay now). Like I said we had fun there, would go again maybe without my husband though! LOL. Lots of love from Linda!
4.0 based on 45 reviews
Great beach a lot quieter than Hampton Beach there are restrooms located at the end of the world, a lot of people walk along the wall round-trip is 3 miles. The beach is fantastic but if it’s high tide you cannot sit on the beach unless you’re sitting on top of rocks
4.0 based on 178 reviews
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