New England Candy Store Named One Of The Best In America
One of the best parts about candy is that it fits almost everywhere. No matter the season or where you are, a favorite piece of candy can brighten your day. In New England, a locally owned candy store named one of the best in the country is also in the Guinness Book of World Records.
USA Today’s 10Best recently published a report that highlights some of the best candy stores in America. One of the primary criteria here was that they needed to be independently owned. The other was “They offer the chance to discover new flavors, support local businesses, and enjoy a fun and nostalgic experience.”
USA Today’s 10Best list takes us into many small towns in all corners of the country to identify these great spots for sweet treats. The best candy store in New England however, is a stone’s throw from Vermont. In fact, this candy store was one of only three on the entire east coast to be named.
Chutters – Littleton, New Hampshire
This is where you will find the “World’s Longest Candy Counter.” In fact, Chutters candy counter runs the entire length of the floor. They describe it as, “112 feet of gleaming glass jars filled with brightly colored candy ranging from yesterday’s favorites and hard-to-find flavors, to the best of today’s most sought-after treats.”
Chutters has been on Main St. in Littleton for over 100 years. In addition to their colorful jarred candy, they offer homemade fudge and chocolate. In total, this New England candy store, named one of the best in America, has over 500 candy options to pick from.
They are located at 43 Main St. In addition, Chutters now has secondary locations in Lincoln, Bretton Woods, and Loon Mountain, NH.
Six Of New England's Best RV Sites
Now that it is officially summer, it’s only natural to start daydreaming about your getaway plans. In the northeast, we are fortunate to have many waterside areas that are ideal for campsites. Here, we are featuring six of the best RV sites in New England to explore.
We will highlight one RV site per New England state. Each of them are unique in their own right. But they all contain the essentials that you look for in a site.
Accommodations
Recreational vehicles offer their own living quarters. So when going through the various location options, lodging accommodations were not of the utmost importance. What was, however, is ample space to comfortably park your RV. Ideally, these sites offer the ability to leverage your vehicle as simply a resting stop to call it a day in. In addition, it was imperative the sites also are flexible enough that you can pull start up the RV and pull out and drive around where need be.
Amenities
Once you have your spot, the surrounding environment is equally as important. Being lakeside is always a plus. Furthermore, RV and campsites are synonymous with families. Having a playground or firepit to cook up some smores is also encouraged. This area of the methodology responds to a simple question – what is there to do when you are not inside the RV?
The assumption is that regardless of where you go, there are trails to navigate the many New England mountain ranges adjacent to the best RV sites. A nice hike up to earn the appetite to grill hot dogs is a major site seller. The same holds true for bike paths.
Lastly, when settling on these six best RV sites in New England, they have to be a picture of fun, and represent a place that you can’t wait to return to.
Jeff Gorra is a Boston-based writer who has been with Beasley Media Group since the beginning of 2023. He writes about restaurants and food, as well as sports and rock music. His experience also includes show hosting and in-depth creative writing in rock and reggae dub music. Jeff’s an avid surfer, New York Giants, and Pearl Jam fan, however, if you make unforgettable pizza, he is sure to find you.