(PRWEB) May 19, 2011

Purity Spring Resort in East Madison, New Hampshire, is celebrating 100 years of hospitality in 2011. The complex, located in the Lakes Region and White Mountains of New Hampshire, has been family owned since 1800 and has since attracted clients from throughout New England and across the country.

Known for its abundance of four stations, outdoor activities, Purity Spring Resort have large families, groups and individuals wishing to traditional cottage in a forest, lakes, streams and mountains. The complex surrounds the original purity of the lake, which offers pristine beaches, sandy beaches, marshes and bogs, and is adjacent to a wildlife sanctuary NH Audubon.

Owned and operated by the Hoyt family of East Madison, original founder of Edward E. Hoyt Hoyt Corporation operated Spring Natural Mineral Water, shipping bottled water purity spring in Boston and New York during the 1800s. A decade later, Hoyt had already started inviting people to a country inn on the lake before deciding in 1911 to devote more time to its guests accommodation.

Originally called the purity

Spring Farm and cottages, guests from all over New England were drawn to the more than 1,000 hectares of natural forests and fields that surround the lake fed by a source of purity. The Hoyt family was a priority the preservation of the earth and even during the lean years around World War I when the business was greatly reduced, stayed focused on keeping the property intact.

My grandfather was dedicated to keeping their land and sent back valuable lessons my father, E. Milton Hoyt, Hoyt says Ted, the main operator and owner of the spring generation of purity room.

People often offered my grandfather a lot of money for the property on the lake, but he refused, although they could have used. It was difficult, he said, but Grandpa has always impressed the importance of not selling the land, preserve and keep intact. He wanted the purity of the lake to remain one of the last undeveloped lakes in New Hampshire.

Weekend

the centennial celebration begins 3 to 5 June 2011, with loyal customers who have been vacationing on the purity of generations and dignitaries from all over New England.

A schedule of weekend festivals is available on the website of the station, http://www.purityspring.com.

long season activities include contests of numerous stories, pictures and photos old shoots from previous clients and themed activities for many customers of the station. One of the many promotions in honor of the anniversary will give away a grand prize drawing of a package of two nights Polar Express for guests staying at the hotel for three nights or more at 16 October 2011. One winner will be selected October 20, 2011 and announced at the vacation site.

Today, the purity of spring offers numerous accommodation options around the lake of pure, home-cooked meals and an indoor pool and gym. During the warmer months, you can enjoy kayaking, canoeing, water skiing, miles of hiking and mountain biking, plus an extensive summer program of recreation for children and families. The only lake stations become a popular place for family reunions and group meetings, plus options for wedding ceremonies many of the lake and the mountain top and receptions overlooking the pristine coastline of Purity Lake.

During the winter, spring purity owns and operates the ski King Pin, who also held an anniversary next season after 50 years of activity. Besides skiing and snowboarding at King Pine, Purity Spring offers snowtubing skiing, Nordic and snowshoeing around Purity Lake skating, ice sled rides horses.

The Hoyt family also owns and operates the camp

Tohkomeupog, a summer camp for children who celebrate 80 years in 2011, Danforth Bay Camping & RV Resort, Lake of the Four Seasons Resort The Bluffs RV Camping a seasonal camp active adults 50 restaurants, located in the traditions of spring and purity.

More details of the centennial celebration, history and photos as well as current promotions can be found in http://www.purityspring.com or by phone at (800) 373-3754.

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