Wadleigh State Park, Public recreation area on Kezar Lake in Sutton, New Hampshire, United States.
Wadleigh State Park is a public recreation area on the south shore of Kezar Lake in Sutton featuring a sandy beach framed by tall pine forest. The grounds span about 43 acres with mountain views visible across the water and tree coverage providing shade throughout.
The land was donated in 1934 by the Village Improvement Society and subsequently developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps. This early conservation effort shaped the park grounds that visitors use today.
The lake shore draws local families and visitors throughout warm months for swimming and picnicking together. The sandy beach serves as a gathering place where people spend time in the water and along the shoreline.
The beach area is easy to reach with parking nearby and clear access to the water for swimmers. Arriving early on warm days helps secure good spots as popular areas fill quickly.
Boat rentals allow visitors to paddle to a nearby island where wild blueberries grow during summer months. This island is only accessible by water and offers a quiet spot for exploring and picking berries.
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