Summer

Our Pine Tree State is filled with fantastic campgrounds and camping spots, but this one in particular, is getting national attention!

In Northern New England, we’ve been lucky to experience beautiful, mild days well into September over the last few years, with even a beach day or two in October! This year seems to be following that trend.

Labor Day may marked the unofficial end of summer, and apparently that's the end of the meteorological summer as well. It certainly felt like a hot one, but was it the hottest Maine summer on record?

The restaurant on the coast of Rye, New Hampshire, was praised for having the best lobster roll in the Granite State.

If you’ve ever considered retiring here in our Pine Tree State, also known as ‘Vacationland,’ you might want to think about this small town!

Time to look at New Hampshire through the eyes of a newcomer! What do we do differently that people from elsewhere think is weird? The answer is...A LOT OF THINGS.

Rattlesnake Pool was named the best swimming hole in Maine. This stunning location has clear emerald waters you can take a dip in.

This place is called Twin Swirls, and it reminded me of your favorite old diner that will seemingly never close. But if it did, you'd be really sad. Here are the hard ice cream flavors.

If you know someone visiting New Hampshire for the first time, you want them to have a great experience and leave with a positive impression of the place you call home.

We truly are spoiled when it comes to our beaches.

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

'Taste of Home' shared the best places for cheeseburgers in each state, including a Massachusetts burger bar that strives to "spread love and familiarity through food".

The beach has been closed since beach season began, and now, it looks like it might not reopen before summer is over.

Unfortunately, shirts are required for men.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.

People from all over flock to Martha's Vineyard during the warmer months, including the "fetching" seaport village of Edgartown.