Ashland, New Hampshire Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Considered the geographic center of New Hampshire, Ashland is an ideal town for the bed and breakfast visitor to explore surrounding Grafton county and relax in a peaceful and historic setting. Ashland lies in the banks of the Pemigewasset river and is near Little Squam and Squam lakes. Popular fishing spots, these locations are sure to bring... » show more peace to the heart of the bed and breakfast fisherman. Ashland, and the surrounding counties, are fine examples of the rich history inherent in New Hampshire. The bed and breakfast visitor to all of these small hamlets can expect many to host historical societies housed among their museum collections. Ashland is no exception to that rule. The members of the Ashland Historical Society are proud docents of museums including the Whipple House museum, the Pauline E. Glidden Toy museum, and the Ashland Railroad Station. Another historic site of interest in Ashland is the St. Marks Episcopal church built in 1899. The villages that surround Ashland are also picturesque and friendly, and bed and breakfast guests will find that each charming little hamlet is the perfect daytrip from their Ashland bed and breakfast. The cultural attractions for bed and breakfast guests to enjoy in the Ashland area are plentiful as well: from world-famous performing arts to wineries, erudition and elegance are always part of the Ashland bed and breakfast experience. Ashland is an excellent home base for the wintertime bed and breakfast visitor looking to ski one of the many resorts of New Hampshire. « show less