| Page Views: 984 Last Visit to Wolfeboro: October, 2004 | Welcome to "the oldest summer resort" by kooka3 - last update: Jan 21, 2005 |
Living in a tourist trap . . . | look carefully for the mandatory steeple! |
Wolfeboro is a pretty, quaint, "traditional" New England town. In the winter, it's dead. In the summer, the population about quadruples . . . LOTS of tourists and people who own summer homes. If you like to kick back and relax, shop in "quaint" shops, or swim and boat, there's lots to do. If you're looking for lots of nightlife, don't bother! This is a make-your-own-fun sort of town.
I lived here for 5 years. I grew to love the place, even though we would complain about it a lot. It's amazing how quickly we got used to driving 45-60 minutes to see a movie! However, the beauty of the area really did make up for it. |
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| Pros: | "Natural beauty, lots of water sports, small town feeling" | | Cons: | "don't expect "big city perks"" |
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iandsmith Fri Nov 24, 2006 19:38 UTC
Yes, I have to say that's the first tip I've seen relevant to stamp collectors! Thank you for sharing. | Agraichen Mon Feb 28, 2005 03:16 UTC
"Dead in the winter" ? Try Waterville Valley. When I was there the population was 52 after 8 PM and into 10,000 during the day.... | aussiedoug Wed Feb 16, 2005 13:31 UTC
Mocha coffee, a good bookshop, yummy choccies & beautiful water views. Sounds like my kind of summer place. Any skiing (downhill) nearby in winter time? | syllybabe Wed Aug 6, 2003 01:14 UTC
Wolfeboro is the prettiest little town! I love those shops on the main street. Even without pictures your page brings back warm memories. Thanks for sharing. |
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