The Clough State Park is a protected area and state park in Weare, New Hampshire. It is located inside the Piscataquog State Forest.

The Clough State Park is most popular for swimming. With its 150-acre lake that was made by the creation of the dam on the Piscataquog River, folks troop to the site to go swimming and some picnicking. It offers a 900-foor sandy beach, a couple of big picnic areas, and some playing fields.

Sadly, unlike other New Hampshire state parks, the Clough State Park is open by schedule only. It operates full time during the summer months, but on other seasons, you must call the park first to learn whether they?re open or not. A small fee is also charged to its visitors.