Millie B leaves from:
Experience Lake Winnipesaukee by Boat
The best way to experience Lake Winnipesaukee is aboard the Millie B!
Advance reservations are recommended — click below to book your ride.
Cruise Duration: One hour
For more information, contact the New Hampshire Boat Museum at
📞 (603) 794-0938 or ✉️ millieb@nhbm.org
Cancellation & Refund Policy
If your Millie B cruise is cancelled due to weather and cannot be rescheduled, you will receive a 100% refund.
No refunds are given for customer cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance.
⚠️ Please make sure you go to the correct boat location. Millie B leaves from Wolfeboro. Museum is located in Moultonborough.
Refunds are not issued for arriving at the wrong location.
Location & Parking
Millie B – Wolfeboro
Departs from the Wolfeboro Town Docks. Public parking is available throughout downtown Wolfeboro.
Summer parking at the docks can be busy — the Glendon Street Parking Lot is a convenient option just 0.4 miles from the docks.
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Note: The Millie B does not go out in bad weather such as rain and extremely windy days.
If you are driving a distance please, call the New Hampshire Boat Museum (603) 794-0938 to make sure the Millie B is operating that day.
Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
Millie B
2026 Season:
FOR DEPARTURES TIMES, CHECK TICKETS AND REGISTRATION
Off-Peak
Memorial Day (May) – Father’s Day (June) & Labor Day (Sept) – Sunday, October 5:
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Departures start at 9:30am
Peak
Last weekend in June thru Labor Day (Sept):
Sunday through Saturday
Departures start at 9:30a
Ticket Prices: Gas Surcharge
MILLIE B
Adults: $48
Students (6-17): $30
Seniors (70+): $45
Military: $45
Museum Members: $45
Children 5 & under: Free
Due to the high cost of fuel, we are adding a $2 per ticket fuel charge. This charge will appear under Taxes and Fees when you check out.
Thank you for your understanding.
The movie On Golden Pond was filmed on Squam Lake. However, some scenes were filmed on Lake Winnipesaukee using two Chris Crafts belonging to one of the New Hampshire Boat Museum’s founders, George Johnson.
“The trip is a great value and a wonderful way for visitors without boats to see a beautiful slice of the lake. Take this cruise, even if you have been vacationing here for years!”
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