Packer's Falls
Strafford County, New Hampshire
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Strafford County, New Hampshire
- Access status
- Town park beside the river with roadside parking
- The walk
- Short walk from roadside parking; the park trail is 0.4 miles
- Ground & access
- Short paths and river rocks. Rocks are slippery, especially in high flows.
Packers Falls is a set of rapids on the Wild and Scenic Lamprey River in a small Town of Durham park on both sides of the river, below the Packers Falls Road bridge. The bridge gives pedestrian access to both banks. The spot is popular for fishing and swimming.
Plan your visit
Packers Falls Park at Bennett Road and Packers Falls Road in Durham, viewpoint at the rapids on the Lamprey River
The Lamprey River Advisory Committee says the small park has a 0.4-mile trail. The falls are beside the Packers Falls Road bridge, a short walk from the parking.
Short paths and river rocks. Rocks are slippery, especially in high flows.
Where to start
Small parking area for 5 to 6 cars along Bennett Road, on the left just before the junction with Packers Falls Road. From Durham Town Hall take Route 108 south 1.4 miles, then Bennett Road 1.6 miles.
Timing & water
Avoid the river at high flow.
Before you go
No fee is mentioned.
Visitor informationVisit sources
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