Welcome to Nubble Light Amusement Park!  As you enter you are
greeted by costumed characters, fresh colorful flowers, and the sound of
Nubble Light's Antique Carousel.

Captain Simmeon built this house in 1762 for his new bride, Sarah.
Tragically, he was lost at sea in February of 1812 in one of the worst
nor'easters this country has ever seen.  The house is open to the public
and some say they can see Sarah pacing in front of the windows waiting
for her husband to return.

A statue honoring Captain Samuel Simmeon was erected in 1895 and
has since been surrounded by beautiful flower gardens.

The pride and joy of Nubble Light Park for the last eighty years, is
the Coastal Cutter, built in 1921. It takes you wisking past the rocks
jutting up from the crashing surf and through old pine tree stands that
have been growing nearly as long as the coaster has been in existence.

The Little Dipper.

"Here Comes the Sun" is sure
to get your head spinning!

Take a ride through Mayberry, R.F.D.

The Hammerhead and The Great White.  For the slightly
exteme loving guests.

Take a nice, leisurely ride through
the trees on The Lumberjack.

The Steeplechase.  Yet another classic amusemnt ride that has
been restored by Raw Dawg Developers.

Have you ever dreamed of flying?  Hop on the Buzz Cutt and whisk
over the treetops.  Hang on to your hat...... and your lunch!

Nubble Light Amusement Park's brand new Hypercoaster, the
Nor'easter, on the left, and Babe, the Blue Ox on the right.

Can you tame the giant Babe?