Renting Mobility Equipment Anywhere in New Hampshire: A Region-by-Region Guide

New Hampshire packs beaches, cities, lakes and mountains into a small state, and the right mobility equipment depends a lot on where you are going. Here is our region-by-region guide to mobility equipment rental in New Hampshire.

The Seacoast: Hampton, Rye, Portsmouth

Home base for us. Hampton Beach has a long, flat boardwalk that is perfect for a travel scooter, and the sand calls for a beach wheelchair. Portsmouth's downtown is compact but has brick sidewalks and some slopes, so a 4-wheel scooter is a good fit. See beach wheelchairs at Hampton Beach.

Manchester and Nashua

Visits here are often about family, medical appointments, or events at SNHU Arena. Expect parking garages and long hallways. A transport chair is easy in the car, and a scooter helps at the mall. See Mall of New Hampshire tips.

Concord

The State House area and Main Street are walkable and fairly flat. A rollator works for many visitors.

The Lakes Region

Laconia, Weirs Beach, Meredith and Wolfeboro mean boardwalks, docks, lake cottages and family reunions. Bring a ramp for cottage steps and a heavy-duty scooter for gravel driveways and grass.

The White Mountains

North Conway outlets, Franconia Notch and the Kancamagus. Lots of in-and-out of the car, so a breakdown travel scooter or a transport chair is usually best. See accessible Kancamagus stops.

How to book

Tell us where you are staying and for how long. Pick up in Hampton Beach or ask about delivery. Read the complete NH rental guide, contact us, or call or text (603) 395-1246.

Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving all of New Hampshire and New England.