VIP Private Tours
The VIP experience gives you exclusive access to America’s Stonehenge, guided by experts of local history who have been there and done that. This 2.5 hour guided tour will not only cover the highlights, like the Oracle Chamber, astronomical alignments, and the artifact room, it will provide the most comprehensive understanding of this historic hilltop only matched by working on the site for half a decade.
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Your expert guide will design the tour around your interests and curiosities, allowing the time to be filled answering any questions you might have. This is not just a tour, it's an experience...
VIP Tour Information
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Tickets are $150 per person. Small groups are recommended (including solo tours).
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VIP Tours last approximately 2.5 hours.
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Tours are available during our standard operating hours (9:00-5:00 in the summer, 9:00-4:00 in the winter), and must begin at least 3 hours prior to closing.
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The trail to the main site is steadily sloping with uneven terrain. Supportive footwear and clothing suitable for moderate hiking in the given season are encouraged when attending the tour.
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Available by appointment only! Please contact us to book your tour.
What's on the tour?
Although this tour will feature the site, we like to say the VIP experience is all about you! You pick the topic, you ask the questions, and you discover the answers! You aren’t signing up for a lecture. Rather, you are encouraged to have a dialogue with your personal guide, asking as many questions about the site as you wish. On the tour, you won’t just be given an answer to a question either; you will be invited to explore the ruins, chambers, monoliths, or features that will reveal the truth of this historic wonder.
Meet your Tour Guide
James Lacefield
"Growing up in New England, I have always had a deep appreciation for local history. I have worked at America's Stonehenge since 2018, where I started as a seasonal employee during the summers in high school and college. After graduating magna cum laude from Saint Anselm College, I began to work at the museum full time while pursuing a graduate degree in Public History from Southern New Hampshire University. In my time at America's Stonehenge, I have had the privilege of learning from Dennis Stone and many other researchers from the site. I am also a member of the New Hampshire Archeological Society, the American Historical Association, the American Alliance of Museums, and a volunteer with the New Hampshire State Conservation and Rescue Archaeology Program."
