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Where to stay around Nashua, NH?
Our 2018 property listings offer a large selection of 41 vacation rentals near Nashua. From 12 Hotels to 12 Houses, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable stay with your family and friends. The best places to stay near Nashua for a holiday or a weekend are on VRBO.
What are the popular point of interests near where I can stay when traveling to Nashua?
VRBO offers a large selection of vacation rentals near lovely places in Nashua. From VRBO travelers, the top most popular points of interest to stay for a holiday trip or just for a weekend are:
- Florence Hyde Speare Memorial Museum: 97 vacation rentals
- Holman Stadium: 96 vacation rentals
- Daniel Webster College: 88 vacation rentals
- Canobie Lake Park: 114 vacation rentals
- Southern New Hampshire University: 81 vacation rentals
But there are many other points of interest around Nashua listed on VRBO where you can find your place to stay. Please use our search bar to access the selection of vacation rentals available near the point of interest of your choice.
Can I rent Hotels in Nashua?
Yes, of course. VRBO has 12 Hotels in Nashua. Our other popular types of vacation rentals in Nashua include:
- Houses: 12 rentals available
- Bungalows: 6 rentals available
- Cabins: 6 rentals available
But you can also enjoy a great stay in one of our other vacation rentals including Cottages and more.
Can I find a vacation rental with pool in Nashua?
Yes, you can select your prefered vacation rental with pool among our 20 vacation rentals with pool available in Nashua. Please use our search bar to access the selection of vacation rentals available.
The 2nd-biggest city in New Hampshire
Nashua might only have a population of just over 85,000, but it's still the second largest city in New Hampshire. It boomed during the days of the textile industry, which fueled its growth. It has twice been named the best place to live in America and when you visit the buzzy little city, you'll find out why. Not only is there a wealth of cultural attractions to explore right on the doorstep of your Nashua vacation rental, you've also got the vast wilderness of the White Mountain National Forest just a short distance away.
Shop till you drop
Often called The Jewel of Nashua, the Mine Falls Park that stretches along the edge of the Nashua River and canal is a haven for bikers and joggers. If you make it to the western end of the park, you'll be treated to a gorgeous waterfall which is particularly beautiful after the snow melts in spring. If you're bringing your family to stay in a Nashua vacation rental, Greeley Park is the perfect place to while away a sunny afternoon. The nearby Merrimack Premium Outlets offers tax-free bargains that will satisfy even the pickiest of shoppers.
An important role in the Civil Rights movement
Ever wondered what it would be like to throw yourself out of a plane and hurtle towards Earth? The town's SkyVenture wind tunnel attraction offers a skydiving experience without vertigo. The kids will thank you when you take them to Hayward's Ice Cream, which has served up the summer treat for more than 70 years. There's more to the wall mural of baseball players Don Newcombe and Roy Campanella than meets the eye. Just a short walk from your Nashua vacation rental, you can find out how these 2 players played such an important role in the Civil Rights movement.
Hot summers and snowy winters
Nashua is characterized by long, hot summers and snowy winters, with relatively brief shoulder seasons. If you're lucky enough to have nabbed a Nashua vacation rental between July and August, you'll most likely have gloriously bright days cooled somewhat by the mountain breeze. This is the time most families with children book a stay. If you want to avoid the crowds, try to score a rental in spring or fall when the prices and temperature are a little lower. The flurries of snow between December and February carpet the landscape and attract cross-country skiers and snowmobilers.
You don't have to travel far to get back to nature
The Mine Falls Park offers several different ecosystems, from high pine forest to swampy marshland and river systems that provide habitats for a surprising number of wildlife species. Along the banks of Mill Pond, you'll often see majestic great blue herons and colorful belted kingfishers, as well as noisy bullfrogs, the odd turtle and waterfowl. As well as more familiar creatures like squirrels, busy little beavers and minks have carved out homes for themselves here. You may even see other furry friends like otters and cheeky chipmunks. Just be sure to bring your camera.