I didn't know what to expect. I just know it's a place we kept seeing signs for and it was something to do. Definitely not a disappointment. I held off on the 5 stars as there were some closed trails. I was amazed at the accuracy of the sun position statues and monoliths. The app makes it a lot more understandable. We are picture people, and got some beautiful shots.

History and astronomy lessons rolled into one! Very cool place that was created over 4000 years ago. Older facilities but functional. Large gift shop with many options. Alpaca on-site too! Go on a nice day during one of their special events and watch the magic happen!

Worth a visit. The audio guide it great to help guide you around, the path is very uneven and steep so good footwear needed and less suitable for toddlers unless being worn. Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs. Lots of parking and restrooms available, Would be great to have a few more things for kids on the way round like questions or quizzes or having to count the number of something to make it more engaging for them. Alpacas there too but you can’t do anything with them, being able to buy food or even walk them for a fee would be an amazing addition.

What an experience. This place is riddled with mystery and it echoes of the ways it was once occupied. I could spend months here just observing and trying to figure out why things were built and set up the way they were. I personally think there's a hidden chamber near the under ground hall way because the hall just ends but the mound it's under us big enough for another room and there's several holes into the hill that are like air vents or viewing ports. So cool that it's right here in NH!

I liked the fact that you could walk in and around the different structures, not like Stonehenge. My wife and I downloaded the app and listened to the audio which was very helpful and explained a lot.

Beautifully maintained trails and so much history. A little on the expensive side, but well worth it. The gift store had so much inventory! Wonderful things!

What I refer to as a happy accident. We were traveling the back roads in MA and saw a sign saying America's Stonehenge, which we had never heard of, so we went to see what it was. Upon arrival was a site of many stones placed in astrological settings and done over 4000 years ago, Showing it had a connection to the well know Stonehenge in Great Britain, Nice hike and many photo ops.

This was an interesting and amusing adventure. Keeping an open mind is key to this experience. If you are unfamiliar with the site, it may be worth reading the Wikipedia article on it before going. There is more than a touch of what I would call “Oak Island-like mystique.” Don’t take everything you see and read for granted :) There was a nice welcome center with gift shop. The henge itself is up a hill and well signed for visitors. For the price point, there is not a lot to do. Good for a day-trip.

America's Stonehenge is an enigmatic and captivating archaeological site. Nestled in the scenic landscape of New Hampshire, it's a portal to an ancient past. The intricate stone structures, dating back over 4,000 years, spark curiosity and wonder. The site's natural beauty enhances the experience, making it a peaceful and reflective destination. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a place of intrigue, America's Stonehenge offers a unique and unforgettable journey into the mysteries of the past.

Very cool history and is interesting for kids and adults. Everyone should take the time to take a walk through. One of the employees/owners gave us a lot of interesting history about the property.