Derry, covenient and rich with amenities.

Derry is one of New Hampshire's leading communities, Derry is nestled in the Southeast corner of the state next to Beaver Lake. Located in Rockingham County, at the crossroads of Route 28 and 102, and with Interstate 93 seconds away, Derry is nearby many of New England's major metros. Travel to Boston, Massachusetts in less than 45 minutes, and New Hampshire's biggest cities: Nashua, Manchester and Concord, are all between 10 and 30 miles away.

Derry maintains several beautifully manicured parks that provide recreational programs, facilities and open space. With playgrounds, athletic fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, a public gymnasium, two public libraries, beaches with boat launches and concession stands, three challenging and fun golf courses, a dog park and several walking trails, there are many family friendly ways to spend your free time.

Derry is home to the renowned Pinkerton Academy a private school that serves as the public high school for Derry. The town has five elementary schools: Ernest P. Barka Elementary School, Derry Village School, East Derry Memorial Elementary School, Grinnell Elementary School and, South Range Elementary School. Derry has two middle schools: Gilbert H. Hood Middle School and the West Running Brook Middle School.

Derry also has a vast business center with convenient dining and shopping of all types.

Home of Robert Frost and Birthplace of Alan Shepard

Derry, a blend of the old and the new