Go Karting in New Hampshire
Start your engines at the most thrilling tracks in New Hampshire.
In New Hampshire, go-karting is synonymous with summer vacation. The state is home to several high-quality outdoor family entertainment centers that offer serious racing alongside the usual mini-golf and arcades. Whether you are navigating the hairpin turns at Mel's Funway or sliding around the slick track at Hilltop, the focus here is on open-air excitement.
One of the most popular destinations in the southern part of the state is Mel’s Funway Park in Litchfield. It features a 1/5th mile outdoor track complete with a bridge and challenging curves. It is often voted the best in the state for its well-maintained gas karts and technical layout that separates the casual drivers from the racers.
Heading north towards the White Mountains? White Lake Speedway in Tamworth is a standout. Unlike typical "kiddie" tracks, this venue offers a "windy and fast" layout that is widely praised for its smoothness and speed. It is the perfect pit stop for families exploring the lakes region.
For variety, Hilltop Fun Center in Somersworth is the place to be. It boasts multiple track configurations, including a "Slick Track" designed specifically for drifting and sliding, as well as a "Grand Prix" style track for standard racing.
Tourist Hubs: If you are visiting Weirs Beach (Laconia), Daytona Fun Park offers the classic boardwalk racing experience. It features a multi-level track where you can race single or double-seater karts with views of the bustling tourist strip.
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Go karting in New Hampshire - FAQs
Common questions about karting in New Hampshire.
There are currently no dedicated pro-level indoor karting tracks (like Supercharged or K1 Speed) in NH. Urban Air Adventure Park (Manchester/Bedford) offers smaller indoor electric karts suitable for children, but for serious adult indoor racing, you would need to visit Massachusetts.
Most NH tracks are seasonal. They typically open weekends in April/May and run daily from mid-June to Labor Day, then back to weekends through October.
Yes. Tracks like Mel's Funway and Hilltop use height requirements rather than requiring a driver's license. For example, Mel's requires drivers to be 58 inches tall.