Use this interactive Google Map to obtain precise travel directions from any point of origin. If you prefer, here are quick and easy travel directions from the major Interstate highways. From I-93: Take Exit 7 (Route 101 East, Portsmouth.) Follow Route 101 East to Exit 4 (Raymond, Old Manchester Road.) Take a left at the top of the ramp, then the first left (at the fire station.) Follow white arrows and signs. Onway Lake Family Resort is in a private setting 2 miles off the highway. From I-95: Take Exit 2 (Route 101 West, Exeter/Manchester.) Follow Route 101 West to Exit 4 (Raymond, Old Manchester Road.) Take a right at the top of the ramp, then the first left (at the fire station.) Follow white arrows and signs. Onway Lake Family Resort is in a private setting 2 miles off the highway. Nearby Attractions Hampton Beach: Where else along the Seacoast can you find 80 free evening concerts taking place throughout the summer and fantastic fireworks displays every week? Where else can you spend a spectacular summer day on the sands, sandwiched between refreshing Atlantic surf and row after row of accommodations, amusements, boating adventures, restaurants, and shops? Only at Hampton Beach, a great beach and a whole lot more, only 20 minutes from Onway Lake. Strawbery Banke: Strawbery Banke has a long and rich history, stretching back to the earliest years of English settlement in New England. In 1630, Englishmen chose this tidal inlet of the Piscataqua River as a safe harbor for their first settlement, and they called their outpost Strawbery Banke for the profusion of wild berries they found near the river. By the eighteenth century, the site was a thriving waterfront neighborhood in an important seaport that had been renamed Portsmouth. Throughout these centuries of change, people lived and worked here, experiencing in a small, personal way, the major events and currents of America’s history. Strawbery Banke, the museum, is dedicated to the study of the lives of these people and others who left their mark on Portsmouth’s history. The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire: Discover unique, hands-on exhibits and activities at New Hampshire’s largest children’s museum. The Children’s Museum is New Hampshire’s most visited educational and cultural institution. Founded in 1983 in Portsmouth, the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire relocated to Dover in 2008. It offers a blend of art, science and cultural experiences for families, priding itself on being a place where families can explore and learn together. The USS Albacore and Albacore Park: Albacore Park is the site of a world-famous submarine, the Portsmouth-built USS Albacore, and of a memorial garden honoring those who lost their lives while serving aboard American submarines. Commissioned in December of 1953, the USS Albacore was a prototype for modern submarines. In 1966, she set the record as the world’s fastest submarine having attained an underwater speed of nearly 40 miles per hour. Albacore provides a unique opportunity to see where a crew of 55 worked and lived. Isles of Shoals & Portsmouth Harbor Tours: Little known but historically crucial, the legendary Isles of Shoals, located 9 miles off the New Hampshire coast, are an intriguing archipelago of 9 islands steeped with history. Cruise around the these isles as an on-board historian who will provide you with legends of years past. The Ogunquit Playhouse: The Ogunquit Playhouse is one of Maine’s cultural jewels and a cornerstone of America’s theatrical heritage. Over its 80-year history of producing the highest quality theatre, it has earned the title of “America’s Foremost Summer Theatre” and is one of the last of the great summer theatres from the Straw Hat Circuit still producing traditional live musical theatre. Fox Run Mall: Fox Run Mall is a one level enclosed regional shopping mall conveniently located just outside of Portsmouth at the intersection of the Spaulding Turnpike and Fox Run Road. The mall features over 80 stores, including American Eagle Outfitters, Christopher & Banks, Macy’s, JCPenney, Sears, Men’s Wearhouse and Victoria’s Secret. Dining options include Buffalo Wild Wings, a full service sit down restaurant, and several grab and go choices in the Food Court. The Kittery Outlets: With more than 120 famous name outlet stores including Anne Klein, Banana Republic Factory Store, Big Dog Sportswear, Calvin Klein, Coldwater Creek, Crate and Barrel, J. Crew, OshKosh, Nine West and Waterford Wedgwood, The Kittery Outlets represent one of the largest shopping destinations in New England. Discover the Kittery Outlets and see why this complex is called America’s Maine Street for Shopping. Liquid Planet Water Park: Liquid Planet Water Park is New Hampshire’s newest and fastest growing family attraction. The park is a locally-owned and family-run business inspired by New Hampshire’s great outdoors. It combines the tranquility and majestic beauty of nature with the fun, excitement, and adventure of a state of the art water park situated in the quaint and picturesque town of Candia. Haunted Acres: Haunted Acres (open in October) is New Hampshire’ scariest Halloween attraction. The fright park is located in Candia and features 5 terrifying Halloween attractions for one low price. Area 52, a top-secret government medical facility has been rediscovered, and its deranged lunatics are now roaming free. Haunted Acres is located next to Liquid Planet Waterpark. Water Country Water Park: Water Country features signature thrill rides for a full day of fun for the entire family. Considered New England’s largest, cleanest, safest, and friendliest waterpark, Water Country is located in Portsmouth. Canobie Lake Park: Canobie Lake Park opened on August 23, 1902, and this classic amusement park has opened every summer since then. In the park’s early years, it was known for its flower gardens, promenades and gentle attractions. Today the park features over 50 rides, including 4 roller coasters, a log flume, a hand-painted antique carousel, a steam train, a Ferris wheel, over a dozen kiddie rides, a variety of foods, prize games, three arcades, live entertainment, fireworks, and more. The roller coasters include the Yankee Cannonball, a 1930s-era wooden roller coaster, one of the park’s best known rides. • Harbor Cruises • Whale Watching • Downhill & Cross-Country Skiing • Snowmobiling • Golf •