Name: Odiorne Point State Park
Address: 570 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870, USA, US
Telephone: +1 603-436-7406

Odiorne Point State Park is a park, located at 570 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 603-436-7406, visit their website www.nhstateparks.org for more detailed information.

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570 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 14 March 2017

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Stuart McDonald

09 December 2017

Went for a dance. Really good talented band. The Seacoast Science Center is a great place for young and old alike. Interactive exhibits will get kids really interested!
Jon Shutt

26 November 2017

What a cool place! Park is fun for kids. Shoreline is a great place to explore and I look forward to visiting the science center next summer - I've heard lots of great things.
Khadijah Cisse

07 October 2017

Awesome view, great hike along the water or walk along the rock beach. Playground is one of the best around, too. This is one of my all time favorite places. Go after 5pm for free parking or when it is off season.
Johnny Gunz

25 September 2017

This place is awesome. Just took my three year old to see octanuts. We come here in the winter time to the science center to get out of the house for something different. In the summer it's a great place to hang with kids and explore. Four seasons of fun.
Pamela Williams

21 September 2017

Beautiful grounds in a mostly natural state, hiking/biking trails, rocky beaches, picnic areas, tide pools, science center, playground for all ages, and flush bathrooms (needed attention the day we were there - no soap or paper towels, and the hand dryer wasn't working). Great for large gatherings of any type. No alcohol or smoking. NH State Park so an entrance fee for anyone over 5 years old. $4 for adults, less for seniors (65+) and children 6-12. Science Center admission is an additional $15 for adults, $5 for children.
Chelsea Peragallo

16 September 2017

Lovely park for walking. Note no dogs and no sandy beach. There was a small antique car show in the parking lot when we went on a Sunday. Tidal pools are a ton of fun to poke around in. There is also a small seacoast science center here.
Lauren Busby

23 August 2017

We love Odiorne Point State Park. My son and I come here at least a few times a year in the summer. The park is great for walking, hiking, and biking. They've got a great playground for my 2-year-old. And, we love to visit the Seacoast Science Center that is right in the park.
Rob Banks

18 April 2017

Great place to visit, learn about the ocean and also get your hands and feet wet. Almost as many exhibits at the Mystic aquarium, great hands on things to do, wonderful location on the shore and you can get out to tide pools and a rocky beach within minutes to check out things for yourself. Good playground for the little ones within a 3 minute walk as well. Overall an outstanding value for a local place. Parking lot is small so prepare to duel for a spot!
Elizabeth Immele

18 April 2017

My favorite beach in NH. Completely rocky, but gorgeous and great for exploring. It's lovely to sit and watch the ocean or sort through all the rocks and shells. There are bathrooms open during the season, as well as a playground. There are a good amount of picnic tables and benches. There is a little bit of hiking to be done on the beach itself and a trail that winds through the forested part.
Michael Clements

18 April 2017

A beautiful place, great for some time walking around in the fresh air. Just don't go in the old military bunkers, as they've been taken over by vandals and drug users and are pretty gross at this point
Keith Wetherbee

13 April 2017

Great coastal park for those who are looking more for a coastal walk than a day at the beach. Scenic paths with a playground and cool science center.
Tom Pringle

21 March 2017

Odiorne is an incredible place to visit. Formerly a WWII fort, Odiorne offers spectacular historical sites. In addition to a military history, it was once a residential area as well. Scattered with old foundations, pathways, and monuments, it has a rich history. Odiorne offers a wide variety of outdoor options too - Boating, fishing, paddle boarding, or sitting on the beach, there's something for everyone. Finally, the park sits between a harbour and the ocean. There's always something to see or do. Oh, and the neighboring beaches/parks are great too.