Discover by Day, Unwind by Night at Cottage Place on Squam Lake

There’s so much to discover around the local area, from the Lakes Region to the White Mountains. From shopping and dining to nearby hiking trails, boat rentals, and time out on the water, the days are full of places to explore and experiences to enjoy. But how do you unwind at night?

The beauty of staying at Cottage Place on Squam Lake is that you don’t have to go far. The property itself offers everything you need to slow down, reset, and truly relax.

Here are 6 simple ways to unwind and recharge right on property:

1. Gather Around the Campfire

End your day by the fire with a classic New England experience, campfire and s’mores. It’s the perfect way to relax, connect, and enjoy the evening under the stars.

2. Slow Down with Simple Pleasures

Head to the common area and grab a board game, deck of cards, or a good book. Whether you’re playing with family or enjoying a quiet moment alone, it’s an easy way to unplug and be present.

3. Sunset on the Beach

Take a walk down to the beach and settle in for sunset. Watch the sky change over Squam Lake and keep an eye out, you might spot a loon gliding across the water or even a bald eagle overhead.

4. Breathe Deeply by the Water

Start or end your day with gentle movement or stillness. Whether it’s yoga, stretching, or simply deep breathing on the dock or beach, the calm of the lake creates the perfect setting to reset your mind and body.

5. Play, Paddle, and Explore

Enjoy a little fun with shuffleboard or cornhole on the property, or take advantage of the complimentary kayaks and paddleboards. Getting out on the water is one of the best ways to experience the peaceful beauty of Squam.

6. Porch Time, Done Right

Sometimes the best moments are the simplest. Settle into an Adirondack chair on your cabin porch, listen to the sounds of nature, and take a moment to truly pause, talk, reflect, or simply enjoy the quiet.

At Cottage Place on Squam Lake, unwinding comes naturally. It’s a place to reconnect with nature, with others, and with yourself.

Come for the views, stay for the feeling.