New castle beach

I parked my RV camper at the beach with my ex-wife and four boys, but some residents started yelling at me to move because the road was private property. I was shocked by their disrespect and entitlement. When our holding tank got backed up, I flushed it on the side of the road, causing some people to threaten to call the cops on me. Such losers!

It's a beautiful, sunny day at the beach. Parking costs $15. There's a playground for young children and a bathroom available.

The beach is nice, but it's covered in seaweed.

The beach is smaller than the Hampton beaches, especially during high tide, but it offers beautiful views of two lighthouses and various sailing craft passing by. It can get a bit crowded. The main access point is through Great Island Common, although there is a small street that leads directly to the beach. Parking is limited to residents with parking stickers. Be sure to bring bug repellent as there are a lot of bugs due to the seaweed. The recent fireworks show was short but interesting, and even the Thomas Leighton showed up to join the party. I suggest visiting if you are at Great Island Common.

Great Island Commons in New Castle is a fantastic town park that is open to the public. Situated at the entrance of Portsmouth Harbor, visitors can admire two lighthouses and watch ships of various sizes coming and going. If you're fortunate, you may even catch a glimpse of a nuclear submarine entering or leaving the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. #annandjim