Address: 110 Daniel Webster Hwy, Lincoln, NH 03251, USA
Phone: +16037458913
Sunday: 9:30AM–5PM
Monday: 9:30AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9:30AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM–5PM
Thursday: 9:30AM–5PM
Friday: 9:30AM–5PM
Saturday: 9:30AM–5PM
Hayley
Hasn't lost any of its charm over the years. Wonderful Train ride and bear show. Museums haven't changed since I went there as a little girl, and thats okay. Wonderful time for the whole family!
Peter Loesch
A family run New Hampshire tradition since 1928! The bear shows are the main event. The attractions, food and merchandise offerings round out a pleasant half day experience. The entire location is spotless from top to bottom. The park staff are first class and make each guest feel welcome! Definitely will return!
Steven Ertelt
We absolutely loved Clark's Bears. The Bear show is really cute and the bear cubs were a ton of fun. The Chinese acrobats were pretty good too. We also enjoyed the waterslide, the main town and the Segway Park was a ton of fun. And don't forget the train too. You can tell the family has a lot of pride in their establishment as it is kept very clean and the service was excellent. Sit up top for the best view of the shows.
The Grape Tomato
Clarks bears was such a fun place to visit during our vacation. The kids had so much fun and it was absolutely worth the cost, which wasn’t bad at all. We brought my niece along and she and our daughter and son loved it so much that they wanted to go back the next day but we had other plans. They rode the train three times because they loved the Wolfman-the ride through the woods was pretty and Wolfman interacted with everyone, the effects were awesome and it was just a lot of fun. The water number boats and snake water slide were a hit as well as the circus show and bear show. That was the best part-the bears. They were so neat to watch. We all had so much fun that we plan on going again next year! Definitely a fun place to go on vacation in New Hampshire!
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Our tickets are $24 ages 4-64 and $21 for ages 65+ The park will open for weekends only starting May 23-June 14. Daily operations begin June 20, 2020. Great question about only being open one minute on Wednesdays! Google will not allow us to show we are closed for the season. The best we can do is to open for one minute per week. I know it is crazy! Hopefully, soon Google will recognize seasonal businesses. Thanks for the questions!
Depends, what do you expect :))) Don't forget about Chinese circus's performance.
Thank you for your email. We allow our guests to bring coolers with food into Clark’s Trading Post. We have a lovely picnic pavilion next to our little Main Street, overlooking the river. We ask that there be no alcohol or grills on our grounds. You can come and go to your car as many times as you wish. Simply show us your handstamp when returning to the park. Recently we built a carry in/carry out picnic area with 20 picnic tables across the street from the park next to the large glacial boulder. You may park your car next to this picnic area to avoid carrying your food in and out of the park. You may choose the option that works best for you. Thanks for asking!
Oh yeah! Crazier than ever! Ha Ha... not sure when Clark's opens in the Spring, but check their website to make sure. I think the Wolf Man is there whenever the train is running.
Basically everything in the park is included... rides, shows, museums. There are player pianos and nickelodeons you can put quarters in to listen to as well as food and gift shops.
I Believe they are open til 9-5pm It was Definitely An Awesome Experience !
Tickets include all rides, all shows, all day! $22 Open 10 to 430 I think ... opening around memorial day
No they dont have motorized scooters. They do have wheelchairs to use on a first com first serve basis and I don't believe there is a charge for them.
This is a small park, so while there is walking, it isn't too much. There are a decent amount of benches throughout the park, some in the sun, some in shade. The shade will depend on time of day, however there's some tree cover over by the shooting range. There are also two benches nestled up against the building near the "gas station" (museum), at the end of the building, facing the anaconda slide, with decent shade.
There is a Segway park that you can ride around for a few minutes for free "included in the admission prices" or for $35.00 extra you can get a 45 minute guided Segway tour through the woods and through Wolfmans territory! Definitely fun to see from a different perspective!
I believe they do. Give them a call and double check =]
It depends on whether you go inside the park or not. If you go inside there is the bear show about 30 minutes, the train about 30 minutes, they have a small town to visit like an old main Street, some museums some gift shops so about 3 to 4 hours
You can be added to the waiting list. Please call 603-745-8910 Ext. 10 to do so. We can BEARLY wait to see you! Anne Englert
Hmmm, that was not at Clark's. I can't think of a place that has both ziplines and deer. Depending on how long ago, perhaps it was Santa's Village, Polar Caves, or long ago Fantasy Farm (Nature Land) they used to be a couple of miles from us, but are no longer open.
Visit www.clarksbears.com for the most up-to-date information. Our plan is to be open daily through Labor Day and weekends in the fall. Buy your tickets online up to two weeks ahead of time. Due to the mandate to sell only 25% capacity, we sell out regularly. All rides and shows are open and included with your admission. This year, the photo parlor and pizza parlor are not open. We hope to see you soon!
Thanks John and Biko, yes just the Whistle Stop Snack Bar is open for lunch options this year. There you can find burgers, dogs, chicken, salads and the best French fries in the White Mountains! They also have fresh squeezed lemonade (in season) and soft serve ice cream too. The Peppermint Saloon has hard ice cream choices with cones, sundaes and frappes. Or stop by the Popcorn Wagon for some fresh popcorn or cotton candy. We can BEARLY wait to see you! Anne
Yes, it covers all those things.
Hi! You can visit ClarksBears.com and purchase tickets from the home page or the tickets page of our website. We are only allowed to sell tickets for 14 days in advance, so if you need them in August you will have to wait before booking. We are only able to sell tickets for 25% of our capacity, so tickets sell out fast! Thanks for asking! Remember to wash your paws and cover your muzzle! The Clark's
Hello Zenalda! Thank you for planning your trip to Clark's Bears! You can go to www.clarksbears.com to purchase your tickets. They are available for two weeks from today. Every day the next day two weeks out will become available. See you soon! Remember to wash your paws and cover your muzzle.
It's still Clark's trading post
Clark's Bears will be open daily Monday June 29 through September 7, then weekends in the fall! Tickets will need to be purchased online. Remember to wash your paws and cover your muzzle! Anne Englert
Yes! Our opening day will be June 29! Please visit our website for all the details. ClarksBears.com Thanks for asking!
At this time the Clark family is still waiting for Governor Sununu and his Task Force to make a decision when Theme Parks will be allowed to reopen. We are hoping to hear more in June as to what date this might be and what restrictions will be required. Until that time, the Clark family is waiting patiently. Please check our website weekly. We will update it once we know more.
We are waiting for Governor Sununu and his Task Force to determine when Theme Parks will be able to reopen. We have not been given any timeline at this point. Please continue to check our website and Facebook page where we will announce any new information once we receive it. Remember to wash your paws and cover your muzzle!
Yes, both the Anaconda Raft Ride and the Blaster Boat rides will be open on September 28. It is going to be a really nice fall day. We can BEARLY wait to see you!
The bear show is covered. And a major thunder storm rolled in the last time i went. They come around and tell everyone that there is a storm coming. Very helpful people there.
2019 Ticket Prices Tickets include all rides, all shows, all day! General Admission tickets Ages 4-64 Full Day $24 Ages 65+ and *Military with valid ID $21 Ages 1-3 Free Come in after 3:00, the choice is yours: Pay full price and the next day is free or Pay $18 (ages 4+) and enjoy the remainder of the day. *Military discount applies to U.S. active, retired & veteran personnel with valid ID. The military discount also applies to card carrying dependents.
$24 per adult and the offer military discount.
We allow our guests to bring coolers with food into Clark’s Trading Post. We have a lovely picnic pavilion next to our little Main Street, overlooking the river. We ask that there be no alcohol or grills on our grounds. You can come and go to your car as many times as you wish. Simply show us your handstamp when returning to the park. Recently we built a carry in/carry out picnic area with 20 picnic tables across the street from the park next to the large glacial boulder. You may park your car next to this picnic area to avoid carrying your food in and out of the park. You may choose the option that works best for you. Thanks for asking!
The rate is $24 4-64 year old. $21 65 and up. The schedule varies depending on the day you are coming. Here is a our color coded calendar: http://clarksbears.com/detailsCalendar.php
Most people visit for four to five hours. So it will be tight. You will have time for the big events and some of the fun out back. If you want to go on every ride, enjoy museums and have an old time photo, etc, you will run out of time. Our closing time varies: Here's a link to our calendar: http://clarksbears.com/detailsCalendar.php
Hello Deborah! What a great gift idea! You can purchase a gift card online that can be used for tickets, food or merchandise. Use this address. http://clarkstradingpostgiftshop.com/gifts/
Yes it is. The gift shop will re-open daily on May 18, 2019. Have a great winter!
Thank you so much for helping her, DJ H. It is refreshing! At the very end of the day she made contact with the office and got her purse back! Thanks again!
Hello Mr. Veldman, I believe you may have worked with the folks over at Hobo Railroad. It is also here in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
Yes we do still have the Segway Tours. First you need to purchase a general admission ticket to get into the park. That ticket includes all the rides, shows, museums and attractions. It also includes the Segway rides that are in the park. For the 45 minute extended Segway Safari it is an additional $25 per person. Each person must be at least 15 years of age and 48" tall. Thanks for asking!
They do accept service animals, but not pets. They have a listing on their site for a doggy day care a mile down the road. If its a service dog, they ask that the dog stays 75 feet away from the bears
Regular Season Rates Tickets include all rides, all shows, all day! Purchase your ticket after 3:00, come back the next day for free. Ticket TypeGeneral Admission Ages 4-64Seniors Ages 65+*Military With valid IDToddlers Ages 1-3Regular season$22$20$20FreeSeason pass$70$70$70Free *Military discount applies to U.S. active, retired & veteran personnel with valid ID. The military discount also applies to card carrying dependents.
You can bring a picnic lunch. The bear show, which I think you are talking about is 30-40 minutes and the entrance fee does cover the train.
I think it's 9:30 to 5:30 but their hours change depending on the point in the tour season that they're at. Definitely check out their official website I'm not sure but they may operate based on weather. I've been there in the light rain but I don't know if they close down if it's heavy downpours all day. The gift shop is definitely worth popping into and they are open a little bit later than the park itself I believe. Definitely check out their official website though they are very good at keeping it up-to-date and very detailed.
It's 22 dollars per person, military and seniors is 20 dollars and kids 3 and under are free. The bear show and steam train ride is included. Food would be around 15 dollars per person depending on what you get if you plan on eating there.
Weekends of June 2&3, 9&10 then all week starting June 16 - Labor day weekend.
There really is. I didn't get hardly wet at all but some got drenched.
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