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Lake Tarleton State Park
Although it may not have the modern facilities or developed amenities like many other New Hampshire parks, this area is one of the best places to experience the rugged beauty of New England.
Plan Around Lake Tarleton State Park
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Lake Tarleton State Park Details
Although it may not have the modern facilities or developed amenities like many other New Hampshire parks, this area is one of the best places to experience the rugged beauty of New England. You can come here to experience a secluded part of nature without the bustle of noisy crowds or families to distract you. At the heart of this 48-acre park is Lake Tarleton. Here, you can go swimming, boating, or fishing directly from the shore. Keep in mind that this is an undeveloped park without restrooms, lifeguards, or rental shops, so plan accordingly.
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Nearby Parks Around Lake Tarleton State Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lake Tarleton State Park
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Bedell Bridge State Historic Site
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Mount Moosilauke
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Lost River Gorge
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Swiftwater Falls
This pool at the base of this waterfall is one of the largest waterfall swimming holes in the state of New Hampshire.
11.1 mi away
Reed's Marsh WMA
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