The Inn at Pleasant Lake
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Our inn and area offers much to do year-round. A few points of interest to enjoy
- New London Historical Society
- The Ice House
- Musterfield Farm
- John Hay Estate, The Fells
- Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
- Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College
- Canterbury Shaker Village
- Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum
- Enfield Shaker Museum
- Sunapee Boat Cruises
- New Hampshire Telephone Museum
- Fort at #4, Charlestown
- Christa MacAuliffe Planetarium
- Montshire Museum of Science
- Currier Museum of Art
- Library Arts Center
- Mt. Sunapee Skyrides
- Covered Bridges
- Budweiser Brewery Tours
- Harpoon Brewery Tours
- King Arthur Flour
- VINS Nature Centee
- Quechee Gorge
- Cicely Farms Llama Adventures
- New Hampshire Historical Society Museum
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The Inn at Pleasant Lake is a beautiful waterfront property in New London, New Hampshire. We offer spacious rooms, award winning gourmet meals, and access to a wide array of activities. Spend your days skiing, hiking, kayaking, golfing, or doing nothing at all. We can meet all of your no stress vacation needs! Complete with high speed wireless Internet and central air conditioning, we want to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Come relax in the quiet elegance of the Inn at Pleasant Lake.
Situated across from pristine Pleasant Lake and across from majestic Mount Kearsarge is the Inn at Pleasant Lake. The structure's humble beginnings started in 1790 by Caleb Segur. He farmed over 400 acres of pasturelands in the lake valley. It was here, close to the shores of Pleasant Lake where he built his Cape style farmhouse and barn. The property was later purchased in 1878 by retired Union officer Colonel William Messer. He added a second story and a row of deep gables and named his summer resort The Red Gables Inn. It remained so for over 100 years. The tradition of hospitality continues today at the Inn at Pleasant Lake. The gables, the lake, and the views remain, waiting to welcome you.