Plymouth is one of the most beautiful villages in New Hampshire and is situated near the confluence of the Pemigewasset River and Baker River.

– from Moses Foster Sweetser’s The White Mountains: A Handbook For Travellers (1882)

About the Area

A Nice Place to Visit, A Great Place to Live. With New Hampshire’s White Mountains and the Lakes Region in our back yard, and the Pemigewasset and Baker Rivers bordering our campus, Plymouth State University is surrounded by some of the nation’s most beautiful and accessible natural landscapes.

While others come from miles around to vacation for a week or two on the shores of our lakes, or ski our mountains, or hike and bike our trails, we can do it all—any time (depending on the season).

Other reasons to consider PSU, Plymouth, and New Hampshire:

New Hampshire has no general sales or income tax, and the state’s quality of life is demonstrated in national rankings:

We invite you to explore our site for more information on PSU and everything it has to offer.

Recent Stories

New Hampshire ‘Most Livable’

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CQ Press’s annual Most Livable State ranking for 2008 named New Hampshire at the top for the fifth consecutive year.

PSU Among Great Colleges To Work For

The Chronical of Higher Education 2009 Great Colleges to Work For

The Chronicle of Higher Education named Plymouth State University among its 2009 Great Colleges to Work For, earning a place in the top 10 in eight categories.

‘Why Plymouth Rocks’

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“A lively college town set amidst nature at its most serene …” – New Hampshire Magazine, “Why Plymouth Rocks,” 2008