Seabrook was settled around the year 1638 and granted on June 3, 1768. The town was named after the Seabrook River. Seabrook's marshlands, coastal waters, and lobster pounds are some of the primary tourist attractions. The Seabrook Beach on Ocean Drive is a nice getaway.
Things to do in Seabrook
Pease Air Force Base
Pease Air Force Base (Pease AFB) occupies 4,255 acres in Rockingham County. Pease is home to the New Hampshire Air National Guard 157th Air Refueling Wing which flies KC-135R air refueling aircraft. The installation is approximately 220 acres in size and currently includes 40 facilities. The current base population is 380 people with a once a month surge of up to 950 personnel.
Seabrook Greyhound Park
Live greyhound racing and simulcast horse and dog racing. Directions: Route 95 to Exit 1 to Route 107 West. Call 603-474-3065 for more information.
Seabrook Library
Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday noon - 8pm; Tuesday & Friday 10am - 6pm; Saturday 9am - 1pm. Call 603-474-2044 for more information.
101 Centennial Street, Seabrook, NH
Seacoast Kayak Inc.
A year-round kayak shop offering sales, rentals, accessories and more. Call 603-474-1025 for more information.
210 Ocean Boulevard, Seabrook, NH
Seasonal Petting Farm
A large seasonal petting farm with free pony rides, miniature powered racing bicycles and cars, moonwalk, water slide, Ferris wheel, frog slide, heated pool, 24-foot super slide, kiddie pool, poolside snack shack and fire engine rides. Located at the Best Western Seabrook Inn at Nine Stard Road. Call 603-474-3078 for more information.