At the house
Angle Pond
The listing verifies a private beach, dock, kayaks, paddle boat, waterside fire pit, and play area. Water and ice conditions change; follow Kim’s property guidance and current local advisories.
Southern New Hampshire lake country
About Sandown, New Hampshire
A quiet Rockingham County town where the stay centers on Angle Pond, wooded conservation land, and easygoing local stops.
Reviewed by host Kim. Last checked August 24, 2026. Sunrise Beach Escape puts the water first: private beach and dock access are part of the property. Use this guide for a few verified options beyond the house, then confirm current hours and conditions before heading out.
Outside
Water, trails, and open space
Year-round trail
Rockingham Recreational Trail
The Sandown Historical Society describes the Fremont Branch as an 18-mile, year-round multi-purpose rail trail through Sandown, connecting toward Windham and Epping.
Town lands
Conservation properties
Sandown maintains conservation properties with public recreation trails. Use the town’s current maps for access points, permitted uses, and seasonal notes.
Nearby
Local stops worth checking
Hours and event access can change, especially when venues host private functions.
Zorvino Vineyards
A family-owned Sandown winery on an 80-acre estate, with a bistro, tastings, tours, and scheduled events. Check the official calendar and daily hours before visiting.
Sandown Historical Society & Museum
The depot museum preserves local and railroad history. Its published visitor season is Saturdays from May through October; verify before your visit.
Sandown Recreation
The town publishes community trips, events, and recreation programs. The schedule changes throughout the year.
Southern New Hampshire
For a broader day out, use New Hampshire’s official events calendar rather than relying on a fixed list. Filter by date and region for current options.
Plan for the season
Let the pond set the pace
Summer favors swimming and paddling when conditions allow. Fall brings wooded trail days. Winter recreation depends on confirmed ice and snow conditions—never infer safety from the calendar alone.