Community Links

Central New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce
Church Island (Chocorua Island Chapel Association)
Holderness Recreation
Town of Holderness
Lakes Region Conservation Trust
Lakes Region Tourism Association
Loon Preservation Committee
New Hampshire Travel and Tourism
Riveredge Marina
Squam Boat Livery
Squam Lakes Artisans
Squam Lakes Association - The Squam Lakes Association (SLA) is dedicated to conserving for the public benefit the natural beauty, peaceful character and unique resource values of the lakes and surrounding area. In cooperation with local and state authorities and other conservation organizations, the Association promotes the protection, careful use and shared enjoyment of the lakes, mountains, forests, open spaces and wildlife of the Squam Lakes Region. Since 1904 the Squam Lakes Association has worked to preserve the character of the Squam Lakes.
Squam Lakes Conservation Society - The Squam Lakes Conservation Society is a land conservation organization dedicated to the protection of the natural environment in the Squam Lakes Region of central New Hampshire for the benefit of all present and future residents and visitors. SLCS was formed in 1960 by long-time residents of the area and obtained 501(c)(3) status as a private, non-profit charitable organization in 1961.
Squam River Landing

Steph Schaffer, 08/26/22
This place is amazing! Better than any other science nature centers we've been to outside of a museum or zoo. Easy to find your way around, includes some hiking trails, and even have a play area for the kids. Absolutely must go!
Nate Halle, 05/25/24
Nice place. Very enjoyable for the kids
Christopher Winson, 05/12/19
A great place to take the family, and learn about local wildlife.
Jessica Porter, 05/31/23
This trip was one of many that I've taken my now 7 year old to at Squam Lakes. This was for a school field trip, and it went great! There were a few other schools there but the set up was great so that we weren't tripping over the other schools. In fact, we barely saw them throughout the 4 hours we spent. We got to see the new baby mountain lions and a lot of others that were out during our time there.
Terri Heard, 10/30/24