NEW HAMPSHIRE
Field Trips

From a petting farm to pony rides, educational programs and parties, Carriage Shack Farm has what you are seeking. Visit with the animals, share a covered wagon ride, wander through exhibits, view live demonstrations, and partake in hands-on activities. 

The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire offers a multitude of exhibits and programs, as well as sensory accommodations. Exhibits include science, array of cultures and more. 

The Contoocook River Canoe Company is a family owned and operated business specializing in sales, rentals, instruction and guided tours of canoes, kayaks and stand up paddleboards since 1997.

Coppal House Farm is a 78-acre diversified family farm. Amongst the attractions and activities at the farm are a corn maze, farmstand, horse drawn wagon and sleigh rides, and sunflower field.

The Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site is associated with the birth and early childhood years of Daniel Webster, one of our country’s most respected orators and statesmen.

Granite State Whale Watch has exclusively provided whale watching, sightseeing and research for 36 years. The Granite State Whale Watch trips are narrated about the ocean environment led by expert naturalists.

The Great Bay Discovery Center serves as the education headquarters of the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. The   Discovery Center has interpretive exhibits about the Great Bay Estuary and learn about the amazing creatures that call it home.

Visit the Hood Museum of Art to explore contemporary art and more! Programs for regional students include guided tours of exhibitions, public art on campus, and the Orozco fresco located in Baker-Berry Library.

The John Paul Jones House is named after John Paul Jones, colonial America’s first sea warrior. His house is now the museum of the men, women and children of Portsmouth and where their stories live.

Visit the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway! Designed by inventor Sylvester Marsh in 1869, Mount Washington Cog Railway offers 3-hour round trip excursions to the highest peak in the Northeast aboard historic steam and biodiesel trains.

New Hampshire Audubon is dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and habitat throughout the state and has offered programs in wildlife conservation, land protection, environmental policy, and environmental education since 1914.

At the Ox-K Farm Discovery Center, visitors will be offered a unique and thrilling opportunity to interact with 2600 pound gentile giants. Pet, walk, and hand feed the oxen. Learn about their impact on American history.