The Pawtuckaway State Park is a state park in Nottingham, New Hampshire. It is named after the Pawtuckaway Lake and Mountains located nearby.

Being one of the largest state parks in the region with its 5063 acres of area, the Pawtuckaway State Park offers a diverse landscape, offering a great range of things to see and do for every visitor. It is most popular though for its large family beach on the lake as well as some nature trails. Commonly visited for swimming, picnicking, and hiking, other activities like rock climbing, fishing, biking, boating, camping, skiing, snowmobiling, kayaking, and canoeing are also frequently done inside the park.

The Pawtuckaway State Park is open on varying operating schedule most of the year. Check with the park first before heading out, though, just to be sure.