Greenland, NH is a beautiful small town located in Rockingham County. It offers visitors plenty of activities to enjoy such as hiking, biking, kayaking, fishing, and cross-country skiing. This quaint New England town is also home to many great restaurants and shops that offer unique local goods. Besides these popular attractions, Greenland also offers its residents a peaceful lifestyle with plenty of outdoor activities available year-round.
The reviews of Greenland are overwhelmingly positive and many travelers remark that it is a charming place to visit. Visitors often praise the friendly locals and the variety of activities available. Many people have commented on the incredible outdoor scenery and how convenient it is to access all of the wonderful recreational opportunities nearby. Others have shared stories about the excellent restaurants and stores around town that make it easy to find high-quality items at a reasonable price. Overall, Greenland has earned itself a reputation as being a pleasant destination full of natural beauty and plenty of things to do.
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Pure Heaven! - 2/22/2011
My company moved me and my family up to NH from Tampa, FL for a promotion within the company. Before you think I'm crazy, there is a lot about FL that isn't obvious from the outside. For example, property taxes are high and then you have to pay an incredible Hurricane/Home Owners insurance premium on top of it. Because of a large transient population, infrastructure issues are a constant problem (traffic, over crowding of schools, housing, etc.). It is a beautiful place to live, but there is a dark side too. So, we moved to NH and found a new house in Greenland, NH. It is "pure heaven." The people are friendly and with a population of only 4k, you actually have a say in what is done. There are no state taxes or sales tax. So, property is high, but it's the only tax you pay. Home owners insurance is rediculously low. Yes, the winters are cold and there is quite a bit of snow. If you can get into skiing, sleding, snow shoeing, or enjoying inside activities from Jan. to
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