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1249 New Hampshire Rte 175
Campton, New Hampshire 03223
Such a gem. You wouldn't know it from the outside but this place is a BLAST. The brand new mini golf inside blew me away. What a fun rainy day activity. The holes are all super exciting, and a great value. There's clearly a lot of love put into this place. The owner is friendly if not a little unhinged (in a charming way). If I could give 6 stars I would.
We had a great time at this quaint little arcade and indoor putt putt course! Everything was very clean and well maintained, and it was the perfect spot to spend a couple of hours with the kids on a rainy day. The arcade games were fun and worked well, and the mini golf course had just the right amount of charm. A simple, family-friendly place that we'd definitely come back to!
Fabulous fun! Visited twice while staying in the Waterville Valley area. Vintage video games! The teacher in me loved the old-fashioned and educational fun gifts for sale in the store. The 25 cent train experience was enjoyable for young and old! The woman at the counter was lovely, too. The old-fashioned candy was expansive. The wooden signs for sale were both funny, inspirational, and/or historical. The variety of puzzles are a puzzle master?s dream. My 81-year-old mom had fun playing skee-ball and buyin
Great shop vintage arcade with all your favorites. Along with a unique candy and gift shop. Woodburn craft and many more cool things to take a look commend
Cozy little arcade in a very random rural area of New Hampshire. Also sells candy and gifts. I was very glad I passed by!
Such a fun arcade! All games are in 1 room and we stayed for about an hour the two times that we visited. Games ranged from $.25, $.50 and $1, very reasonably priced. There are 3 change machines for convenience. We will definitely be stopping back here next time we visit Campton!
This vintage arcade is a gem! Me & my husband were staying down the road on our honeymoon and stumbled across it. Great selection of fun games, very clean, and just so cute!
This is my favorite place, possibly in the entire world. The owners are incredible, the games are super fun, our kids had an absolute blast. It's not a huge arcade but it's great entertainment, with some toys and candy available right there as well. The candy store is fantastic with the traditional fill your bag?. And right next-door through the same building is a super cool indoor race track for RC cars. We had an absolute blast and spent hours. Will definitely be back!
Great place to check out if you're in the area and like vintage arcade games, RC racing or just candy ??
Cozy and great place to have some fun !
Very quaint place with vintage (my childhood) arcade, still running on 25-50 cent games. Has an attached shop that sells classic candies and toys, matching the decade of arcade games. All very reasonably priced. Extremely friendly staff and with all the vintage stuff, has an EV charger outside in case you are just recharging through town. For the random RC racer enthusiast, there is an indoor race track that is also attached but for more info, check their Facebook for times and details. Great family stop fo
This place is so cool! Love the vintage games, and having an electric vehicle charger to use was a lifesaver while visiting family in the area- only charger we could find to work with our non-Tesla rental. Will certainly visit again, with or hopefully without an electric vehicle rental car!
So cool! All the old video games, but not jacked up prices on them!. Also, candy, local sodas, puzzles, toys, etc.
Awesome vintage arcade with a side souvenir and candy shop.
Wow. This place is quite the hidden gem! My whole family was super impressed with this local family-run business. It had something for each of us. My sister and niece appreciated the vintage video games and the candy while myself and my mother browsed the awesome selection of vintage goodies and drooled over the mochi. Super friendly staff too!
This place is an amazing throwback arcade. A real gem.
Love the Dole Mill! It's such a homey and inviting space with something for the whole family. Kids love to play the games while mom shops. The vintage shop is budget friendly and has so many locally handmade gifts! A great place to bring family and friends!
This pandemic is killer! This place is a step back in time. Come enjoy a sweet treat, check out some vintage items for sale and pop a coin or two into the old video arcade. Not a huge place, but definitely worth the stop in. Not sure if they rotate machines in the arcade. I'm a pinball fanatic myself and would love to see more of those machines. Thanks for having this place.
Quite the cute little shop with a little something for everyone. Kids and adults love the arcade, especially skee ball and bubble hockey. Affordable candy counter and awesome vintage finds that won't break the bank. A must see when you're in town.
It was fun, the man working there was VERY nice, when a machine was not working he fixed it immediately, there are plenty of 2 player games and is very fun.
A small treasure in Campton NH that is great to pass an hour or so when it is raining. Vintage arcade games that are reasonably priced. A couple of pinball machines, original and Mrs. Pacman, a skeeball machine, Qbert, Frogger, and other classics. RC racing was not open while we were there (may want to call beforehand or check hours prior). But, we got a look at the track and it looked cool! Candy counter with 100+ types of candies to mix and match to be weighed in addition to other vintage and harder-to-f
This place brings me back to the days of after-school hangout. My parents didn't get home from work till later, and my lunch money I would save for gamming after school.
Oh my God this place is a blast from the past!! This was the funniest place to visit as it had the old time arcade games at old time prices and I'm telling you it was worth stopping by and the little general store had so much cool stuff in it with a big candy section too.
Awesome arcade with a pool table and really fun vintage games like PacMan, Frogger, and Super Mario. Friendly and nice owners as well.
what a great little place to have in a small town, so glad to see someone put some of the old mill buildings to good use and keep the history alive, very nice people running the place
Very cute antique store with a wonderful lady running it. The only problem is that there is too many things that the Mrs. Wants to but. Love the place.
We had so much fun playing the video games from college. And so did the kids! A great way to spend a couple of hours for a very reasonable price.
Such a sweet place! Old arcade games, pool table, and candy. Management is nice and helpful.
Just walking in here is a great experience. The owners have definitely put a lot of work into it and the arcade games are outrageously fun.
Arcade has most of the classics. Takes quarters. Candy shop and antique store are both filled with interesting stuff at good prices.
Nice candies and Anitques.. Also a Woman was so nice and friendly to us ( Deaf couple ) Wow, She told us that she teaches music to children.. Nice..
Amazing 1st. Time went in and fell in love. nice place got a lot of nice antiques to look at also items for sale.
Unique store with locally made items as well as vintage fare. Prices are extremely reasonable.
Great items you can't find any where else.
A step back to the 80s. Awesome place, and my son loves it.
Best arcade ever games are a quarter to 2 quarters
Pretty amazing. Got to ride the Flintstones Dino ??
Cool little hidden gem thanks for the fun!!
Super cute! My mom loves the place!
Awesome place lots of fun and good people.
Not a lot of games and candy store close to early
Always always find something at this great store!
Sweet owner and best mochi in the area
Candy, candy. Fun place, gifts, candy and arcade!
Old time games 80s/90s
Fun place for the kids.
It was fun for full family
They are the nicest people!
Great for adults and kids
Fun time. Cute place.
It’s a mix of nostalgia and high-energy fun! Many arcades blend retro classics like Pac-Man and pinball with modern VR games, racing simulators, and rhythm challenges — often with music, lights, and a social vibe.
Both can be great! Solo visits let you focus on your favorite games, while going with friends adds competition, teamwork, and laughs. Many people plan arcade meetups as a casual hangout or even date spot.
Usually just yourself and a way to pay (some arcades still use coins, others use cards or apps). If you're competitive, bring your A-game. If you're social, bring friends or meet new ones over multiplayer games.
Weekdays or early afternoons are usually less crowded — perfect for focused play. Evenings and weekends bring the buzz, especially at barcades or venues with DJs, tournaments, or themed nights.
Absolutely! Arcades attract a mix of casual players and serious gamers. Whether you're jumping into a four-player co-op or chatting between rounds, it's a fun, low-pressure way to connect over shared interests.
Not at all. While many arcades are family-friendly, there are also adult-oriented ones with full bars, 18+ nights, or vintage nostalgia themes. Arcades today cater to everyone — from first-timers to lifelong gamers.
Yes! Many arcades host regular competitions, retro nights, cosplay parties, and more. Whether you're into high scores or just want to watch and vibe, events add an extra layer to the experience.
No worries — arcades are about having fun, not being perfect. Try a variety of games, ask others for tips, and remember: the vibe is more “let’s play” than “let’s win.”