• Hinsdale (Cheshire County) New Hampshire
  Northfield Drive-in:  603-239-4054
  located at 981 Northfield Road (Route 63 North)
  on the Massachusetts / New Hampshire state line

  In May of 2K, a phone company message indicated that
  the phone for the old Northfield had been disconnected,
  generating a wave of disappointment through the surf ..
  grief over the 'loss' of not only the oldest continuously
  operated outdoor cinema in New Hampshire, but also:
  oldest continuously operated ozoner in Massachusetts -
  since the Northfield is the only Drive-in which has the
  distinction of having its premises straddle two states.
  * Regionally, the old Northfield is also the 2nd-oldest in
  continuous operation for all of New England (the oldest
  continuosly operated New England Drive-in is the Sunset,
  located in Colchester, Vermont). Meanwhile, the rumors of
  the Northfield's demise have been greatly exaggerated ..
  it is in fact very much alive & open for Season 2001, it's
  53rd season - preserving the presence of the past, and
  screening double features. Admission: $7.50 for adults;
  $3.50 for kids under 12; and free for ages 3 and under.
  
  
  
  

• Laconia (Belknap County) New Hampshire
  Weirs Drive-in:  603-366-4723
  located on Route 3 at Weirs Beach

  The largest of New Hampshire's Drive-ins is a 4-screener
  (the largest of them being Screen1), with a capacity for
  just over a thousand cars, and a local vicinity FM radio
  broadcast for the soundtrack. The Weirs is a very popular
  Drive-in, attributable in large part to the great location
  and the obvious effort and lengths that the owners go to
  in making the most of it. The Weirs is situated opposite
  Lake Winnipesaukee, 45 minutes northeast of Concord.
  And you'll know you're close when you see the smoking
  volcano of the nearby Weirs Beach Water Slide, which
  also makes for a cool daytrip if you want to head-out
  early in the day and do the water slides (there's even
  a water slide running through the big volcano). The
  Drive-in's ticket booth opens at 7:30PM and the Weirs
  has an arrangement with its neighbors that allows early
  arrivals at the Drive-in to show their ticket stub next door
  at the 18-hole Volcano mini golf to get a discounted $2
  admission, as an activity prior to dusk and showtime.
  
  
  
  
  

• Milford (Hillsborough County) New Hampshire
  Milford Twin Drive-in:  603-673-4090
  located off Route 101-A West (on Elm Street)

  The Milford opened up during the peak years of America's
  Drive-in boom, back in 1958. At the end of the next decade,
  and at a point in time when there was no doubt in anyone's
  mind that the boom had already gone bust, the Milford was
  acquired by a young couple who have continued to operate
  and nurture it for the past 32 years. They also marked their
  15th year of ownership by the addition of a second screen;
  larger than the original screen, and it's currently the largest
  screen of any of the New Hampshire Drive-ins. They screen
  double features of first-run films for each picture show and
  provide both AM & FM local vicinity radio broadcasts for the
  movies' soundtrack (Screen1: 640 AM / 88.1 FM and Screen2:
  530 AM / 91.1 FM). Between the screens is a concession area
  with an adjacent playground for the wee folk. Their season
  runs April thru September (weekends only  spring and fall);
  lit-up every nite during peak season, mid-May to Labor Day.
  Admission: $15 per carload.  * Make a point of getting here
  early on weekends, to avoid being dissapointed! And if you're
  coming out from the Boston area, it's within an hour's drive ..
  take Route 3 to (exit 8) 101-A .. stay on 101-A around Milford,
  to its end, and turn right at the lite, onto Elm (sign is on left).
  
  
  
  

• Woodsville (Grafton County) New Hampshire
  Meadows Drive-in Theatre:  603-747-2608
  located on South Court Street - Route 135
  (aka: River Road) 35 miles north of Hanover

  Opened in 1953 and in continuous operation by the
  same family every year since .. except for a period of
  1 year, when it was leased-out (during the season of '68).
  Four generations of the Tegu family have participated
  in running The Meadows down thru the years, and, we
  were very pleased to announce that the Tegu family
  had twins (their second screen was added in 1996);
  their season runs from mid-April thru September.
  Admission: $5 adults; free for children under 12.