Canobie Lake Park
About Canobie Lake Park
Here's a fun fact for you! Did you know that Canobie Lake Park actually began as a trolley park back in 1902? Then, in the 1930s, it started to change into an amusement park, and lucky for you, it just kept getting better and better!
Today, Canobie Lake Park has a huge range of rides that can excite, entertain and thrill all ages!
They have thrill rides for the brave and daring, family rides which will always create great memories, kiddie rides for the little ones and then the splash-tastic water rides.
So you see, there are loads of options across this popular New England park to keep every age group happy, dizzy and their preferred level of wet!
There are traditional wooden roller coasters for that hit of nostalgia, and there are rides that will turn, flip and zoom you along the tracks.
Don't miss the park's newest coaster, UNTAMED! Grizzly bears lift you into the air, then drop you BEYOND vertical, at 97 degrees. Pretty impressive!
The Pirate Ship will swing you into the high seas, and the Starblaster will combine the anticipation of a space shuttle lift-off, with the thrills of a bungee jump!
Kids can enjoy the classics such as the antique carousel, the fun go-karts or the crazy cups. From dodgems, to giant sky wheel and a mini dragon coaster, even the gentle thrills will make their day!
Don't forget those towels and swimming costumes for those water rides either. From Castaway Island, to the log flume and more, it certainly will give you a COOL family day out in New Hampshire!
There's also a large selection of midway style games and challenges, great for converting pocket change into prizes.
Plus regular Live Entertainment varies from tribute acts and one hit wonders to full on magic shows and the Canobie's Dancehall Theater.
With nearly 100 years experience as an amusement park, Canobie Lake Park have you covered!
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Free Under 3 years.
Last Update 2023
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Canobie Lake Park FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
The Park has a nursing station located across from the entrance to the Giant Sky Wheel. This private room is equipped with a sink, rocking chair, changing table and electrical outlet. The room is kept locked at all times and the key is available at Guest Services.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Canobie Lake Park?
Whether you want to enjoy Pulled Pork Sliders, a hot dog with a butter grilled bun, a heaping platter of BBQ ribs, a candied apple, or sip on a steaming Cafe Latte, a frothy cappuccino, or a frozen mocha. Canobie Lake Park's delicious menu will satisfy even the 'pickiest' eaters!
Any top tips when visiting?
Make sure to bring an extra set of dry clothes if you plan on riding the water rides such as the Boston Tea Party, Timber Splash Water Coaster or Policy Pond Log Flume. Also make sure to pack a bathing suit if you will be visiting their water play complex Castaway Island!
Does Canobie Lake Park have a gift shop?
Stop by their numerous Gift Shops located throughout the Park for everything from bathing suits, towels, sunscreen, sandals, water bottles, keychains, sweatshirts, jackets to novelty items and so much more!
Teachers corner
The Teachers Lounge can be found above the Sons of Liberty Tavern. It is open from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., Monday through Friday beginning May 22 and ending June 26. This area offers chaperones complimentary refreshments, television, internet access, newspapers and magazines. A separate admission ticket is required to gain access to the lounge, each group is given a limited amount of these passes based on the total ground size.
Do they have baby facilities?
The Park has a nursing station located across from the entrance to the Giant Sky Wheel. This private room is equipped with a sink, rocking chair, changing table and electrical outlet. The room is kept locked at all times and the key is available at Guest Services.
Is Canobie Lake Park fully accessible?
All guests in wheelchairs should check in with Guest Services prior to purchasing your ticket for information on available services. Additionally, they do have a Guests with Disabilities Guide available in preparation for your trip.
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