Wood Island Life Saving Station
Uncover the Past, Experience the Adventure
Nestled at the confluence of the Piscataqua River and the Atlantic Ocean, the Wood Island Life Saving Station stands as a testament to bravery and maritime history. Established in 1908, this historic station housed the courageous “surfmen” of the US Life Saving Service, the precursor to the US Coast Guard, who braved the seas to rescue mariners in peril.
Immerse yourself in the captivating stories of heroism and maritime adventures. Explore the restored buildings and watch compelling videos documenting the restoration journey.
Come aboard for an adventure through time that you won't forget!
The Wood Island Life Saving Tour is approximately 2 hours long with 60 minutes on the island.
Reservations strongly suggested.
Trips currently running Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Children 2 and under ride free.
Ticket price includes museum entrance fee.
Access to Wood Island has limitations, so those with mobility challenges should contact us to discuss suitability.
Visit https://woodislandlifesaving.org/ for more information.
