Tax-Free Shopping
Take advantage of New Hampshire's lack of sales tax at the many retail centers located along Route 125.





Plaistow serves as a gateway to southern New Hampshire, characterized by its bustling commercial corridor and its serene, wooded neighborhoods. As a border town, it provides a unique blend of tax-free shopping and a slower pace of life compared to the nearby metropolitan areas. The town maintains a traditional New England feel, with local parks and community-focused spaces. Its location makes it an ideal starting point for those looking to explore the New Hampshire Seacoast or head north toward the White Mountains. Whether you are visiting for the diverse shopping options or seeking a quiet residential base, Plaistow offers a practical and pleasant atmosphere.
Plaistow serves as a gateway to southern New Hampshire, characterized by its bustling commercial corridor and its serene, wooded neighborhoods. As a border town, it provides a unique blend of tax-free shopping and a slower pace of life compared to the nearby metropolitan areas. The town maintains a traditional New England feel, with local parks and community-focused spaces. Its location makes it an ideal starting point for those looking to explore the New Hampshire Seacoast or head north toward the White Mountains. Whether you are visiting for the diverse shopping options or seeking a quiet residential base, Plaistow offers a practical and pleasant atmosphere.
Extensive retail and dining options along the Route 125 corridor.
Proximity to the Massachusetts border for easy regional access.
Classic New England small-town atmosphere with wooded residential areas.
Tax-free shopping opportunities typical of New Hampshire.
Convenient access to major highways like I-495 for travel to Boston or the coast.
A primarily residential and commercial character with a quieter nightlife.
Beautiful seasonal changes, particularly the vibrant fall foliage in the surrounding woods.
Take advantage of New Hampshire's lack of sales tax at the many retail centers located along Route 125.
A car is highly recommended for navigating the town and reaching nearby attractions, as public transportation is limited.
Convenient shopping and a quiet base for exploring southern New Hampshire.
USD $
$100-$180 p/day
English
Look for local diners and family-owned eateries off the main road for a more authentic community experience.
May-October
Expect mild and occasionally rainy weather; it is a quiet time to visit as the landscape turns green.
Warm and pleasant temperatures make this a great time for outdoor activities and visiting nearby state parks.
This is the most scenic time to visit, as the town is covered in spectacular autumn colors.
Cold and snowy; a good base for those traveling to nearby ski areas or enjoying local winter scenery.