The Odiorne Point State Park is a state park in Rye, New Hampshire. It preserves the location of the very first settlement in the state.

Named after the Odiorne family, who was the first settlers in the area in the mid 1660s, the Odiorne Point State Park is a well noted attraction in the New Hampshire park system. Aside from its rich history, it is also located near one of the famous Sunken Forests of New Hampshire. It is also the location of the historic Fort Dearborn.

Mostly touted as an ideal venue for seaside outdoor recreation, the Odiorne Point State Park can offer visitors 135 acres of fun and adventure. Folks can go fishing, hiking, boating, biking in the area. There’s also a playground inside the park.