Ellacoya State Park, State park along Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.
Ellacoya State Park is a recreational area featuring a sandy beach and trail systems that provide access to Lake Winnipesaukee's waters in New Hampshire. The grounds include spaces for swimming, picnicking, and boat launching throughout the property.
The park was created to provide public access to one of New Hampshire's largest lakes. This development was part of a wider movement in the region to open natural waterfronts for recreation and community use.
The shoreline has long served as a gathering place where people spend time on the water and enjoy outdoor recreation together. Local families return here season after season, making it a social hub for swimming and boating.
The grounds provide restrooms, picnic tables, and a boat launch for various water activities. Visit on clear days and avoid major holiday weekends if you prefer fewer crowds.
The lake reaches depths exceeding 180 feet (55 meters), making it the deepest water body in New Hampshire with unique conditions for exploration. Many visitors are surprised by how clear the water can be and how dramatically the temperature changes at greater depths.
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