Gardner Memorial Wayside Park

State Recreation Land · New Hampshire · New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation

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Know before you go

Address
10 Route 4A, Springfield, NH, 03284
Official site
www.nhstateparks.org
Managed by
New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation

Getting there

10 Route 4A, Springfield, NH, 03284

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What's here

Activities & features: Fishing · Hiking · Pets Allowed · Picnic Area

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Sources: State agency · updated 2026-08-15