Wheelchair Accessible Beaches in New Hampshire: A Seacoast Guide

New Hampshire has only about 18 miles of coastline, but it packs in a lot of beaches. Some are much easier than others for wheelchair users. Here is a quick guide, from our home on Hampton Beach.

Hampton Beach

The biggest and most accessible. A long, flat boardwalk and sidewalk run beside the sand, with restaurants and shops across the street. Perfect for a scooter, plus a beach wheelchair to reach the water. See beach wheelchairs at Hampton Beach and the boardwalk.

North Hampton and Rye

Quieter beaches along Ocean Boulevard. Jenness State Beach and Wallis Sands both have parking close to the sand. For tide pools, see Odiorne Point.

Seabrook

A long, sandy beach south of Hampton. See Seabrook beach wheelchairs.

Tips for any NH beach

• Go at lower tide when there is wide, firm sand.
• Arrive early on summer weekends for close parking.
• Use a beach cart for gear.

Reserve a beach wheelchair or call or text (603) 395-1246.

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