The Inn on Newfound LakeThe Inn on Newfound Lake
RT 3A
NewFound Lake, NH 03222
(603) 744-9111 (800) 745-7990
Rates: $55-$105
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During the 1800's it was one of several Inns on route 3A, being the midway point on the stagecoach line between Boston and Montreal. Now it is the only Inn and restaurant nestled on the shores of Newfound, one of the most pristine lakes in the country. Featuring 31 rooms, private beach and boat dock, and the renowned Pasquaney Restaurant & Wild Hare Tavern, it continues to welcome it's guest as it has for over 150 years.

The Pasquaney Restaurant & Wild Hare Tavern is one of the finest in the area, and becoming one of the best known in the state. One can enjoy the sumptuous food in the dining room overlooking the lake, or dine on the beautiful verandah while watching some of the most spectacular sunsets in the state.

The Inn, under new ownership since 1994, has been totally refurbished. Appointed with beautiful antiques, oil paintings and art from around the world. The rooms are decorated in Victorian decor and antiques as to invite our guest to return to an era when life was more relaxed and enjoyed.

The Inn features a T.V./game and reading room. There is also a Jacuzzi/exercise room. If not relaxing on our beach, we offer badminton, volleyball, croquet, and horse-shoes. There is hiking, biking, boating, snow shoeing, and skiing. Truly a four season area.

Sitting on beautiful Newfound Lake, the area is one of New Hampshire's best kept secrets. Gateway to the White Mountains and the Lakes region, the area abounds with some of the States most beautiful natural resources. One can hike on Cardigan Mountain or many other posted and well-maintained trails throughout the area. Enjoy Wellington State Park with its beautiful beaches, Sculptured Rocks, or the Polar Caves, all within minutes of the Inn. Secluded in the country, yet minutes from Plymouth State College and it's Performing Arts Center, the Lakes Region Outlet Mall (tax free shopping!!!) and just a short distance from beautiful Meredith on the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee.