Awesome Facilities. Great community. Plenty of court time without court fees. 24/7 operation.read more

MITC is the perfect indoor tennis club for this small corner of SW NH. It is fairly bare bones --…read moreit is administered by a volunteer board and depends on members to be self-sufficient in navigating the club. That being said, this keeps the membership fees very reasonable. Court times are reserved online, and it is rare to be completely shut out of your preferred playing times on a regular basis. An added plus is that members do not need to pay for court reservations, unlike several clubs in the area. There are opportunities to play, no matter what your level. There are groups that are purely fun, recreational tennis, including plenty of social nights for fun play. For the more competitive players, there are USTA teams at many levels which often welcome new members. MITC has also ramped up their kids programs in the last year -- there are more offerings for junior tennis, open to the whole community. There is also quality instruction offered by tennis pros -- both in group settings and private lessons. They work with all ages and on your schedule. While there is not an in-house shop for gear, there are regular visits by equipment pros who can help with stringing racquets and finding the best gear for you. I've been a member for 5+ years. My entire family has taken advantage of everything MITC offers, and we're absolutely pleased with our experience there. If you're even thinking about giving tennis a try, this is a great place to start! (Best way to contact the club is through the website. Like I said, bare-bones in administration. The phone line is a court phone that is unmanned.)

So we were looking for a nice place close by to Henniker, NH where our daughter could get in some…read moreCourt time while in NH. This place is not far away and very delightful. The courts (3) are well lighted and have a great surface. The facility is better than average with a workout area and plenty of seating for parents to watch. The staff was inviting and pleasent with a tennis pro who really put our daughter through the paces on the court. Great place to go for some court time in the granite state.

Great courts with LED lighting and an awesome, (and I mean awesome) fun, and competitive group of…read moretennis players.

Best private tennis facility in New Hampshire. Not only is the owner/head tennis pro, Alan, a…read morephenomenal coach and person, but the facility is well kept with a perfectly maintained surface. My family likes to go there for private lessons but we also find ourselves renting the court quite a bit! Very reasonably priced for such an awesome facility and location.

From the owner: Chandronnait Tennis Academy, an indoor tennis facility in Bow, NH, provides world class tennis…read moreinstruction for every level of play. Alan Chandronnait, owner and head coach for the facility, was a former world ranked player who was inducted into the USTA/New England Hall of Fame in 2006 for his coaching and playing abilities. CTA also offers court time to rent at a reasonable rate without needing a membership. $9 per player for an hour of doubles and $18 per player for an hour of singles. CTA has recently added a new roof, heating system, offers indirect lighting, water cooler, and a beautiful two tone blue and green court surface. To find out more information about the CTA go to ctatennis.net.

We've been members of this club for over three years, and overall, we've had a positive experience…read morewith the facility itself. However, our experience with the Kids Club has been extremely disappointing. About a year and a half ago, my son had an incident where a staff member teased him. He reacted in a playful but inappropriate way, and as a result, he was suspended for a week. At the time, he was also dealing with a serious medical condition that was affecting him neurologically, which we later came to understand may have influenced his behavior. Out of caution, he did not return to Kids Club after that incident. Now that he is doing much better, and I have returned to full-time work, I recently attempted to bring him back--only to be told that he is permanently banned. The reason given was a Facebook comment I had made at the time describing our experience. I made multiple attempts to have a calm, reasonable conversation with staff to revisit the situation, especially given the time that has passed and my son's improved health. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to reconsider. This puts us in a very difficult position. As a working parent, I rely on the Kids Club in order to use the gym. Without access to childcare, we are now faced with canceling a membership we've maintained for years--not because we want to, but because we no longer have a way to utilize the facility. What's most concerning is the lack of empathy and accountability in how this situation has been handled. I sincerely hope the club takes a closer look at how interactions with children are managed, and how situations like this are resolved, so that other families don't have a similar experience.

Staff is very friendly. Often too many kids running around unsupervised. Many of the weight…read moremachines are outdated, broken, torn cushions on a lot of them (pecdec machines, preacher curl, etc etc). They updated the dumbells and tvs and added a turf area in the past year. The pulley towers are ancient and almost always have at least 1 station broken, broken clips/pins, 7.5# weights that don't work well, bars with sharp burrs, etc... Outdated. Missing many machines that modern gyms have. For abour $70/month one would expect better. Seems more geared towards families with kids and elderly. Always adding on new fees and trying to sell extras.

Amazing outdoor pool with rentable cabanas! We have a standing reservation, an add-on cost; but…read moretotally worthwhile!

I've been a member for over a year now and overall, I'm pretty happy. I deducted a star for two…read morereasons. The first, is that no matter WHAT time of day or day of year I am at HH, they just cannot get the Wi-Fi situation under control. It never works properly. Either it's super slow, can't connect, lags after a few mins, kicks you off, etc. for the price tag, they should be doing whatever it takes to get this stuff sorted. If Planet Fitness can get it done for 9.99 a month, HH can for over a hundred!!! The other, is that the class times don't make too much sense to me. I understand why some of the classes more dedicated to seniors are midday, and I know there are some wealthy towns nearby where people may not have to work- but how about classes at a normal time of morning or evening? Not 5:00 am, but how about at 6:30-7:30? And then more classes that people who work 9-5 (or whose spouses do, in my case) can make? Otherwise, the facility is pretty nice, and there's anything you could want and then some for fitness options.

Love this gym, and especially the pool and sauna. Four stars because I wish they had longer hours…read moreon weekends.

Just putting this out there so people know that the Kilpatrick Athletic Center is OPEN for buisness…read more!! They offer outdoor Tennis and Pickleball. Also have squash and racquetball courts indoor. There is also a weight room with various equipment, A pool with open lap swimming and pool classes,etc. Fitness classes are happening also.. CHECK IT OUT!!

I played in a USTA tournament at Willows recently. They have some of the best indoor tennis courts…read morein New England. All courts/nets are in great condition and the lighting is just right, which is very important. It can get fairly hot/humid on the courts during summertime but this is the case for every indoor tennis facility unfortunately as they all have poor air circulation and cooling systems. They have good viewing areas and clean locker rooms. People who work there are courteous and friendly.

Our two daughters have been attending Wa-Klo for three years, and I cannot recommend it highly…read moreenough. Their time at camp is perhaps their favorite time of the year. They experience so much growth while they are there, forming friendships and exploring activities that they don't usually have the opportunity to try in their everyday lives. They stretch their abilities, have fun, and also learn how to be considerate individuals who look out for one another. The environment is incredibly supportive and caring, and the break from screens provides a much-needed reset. They talk about camp all year long. Choosing Wa-Klo was one of the best decisions we made for them!

As a former Camper who attended three summers at Camp Wa-klo, for four weeks each, I can say I…read moreloved my sleep-away camp experience! A typical weekday would be waking up to revelry, circling the flag pole to welcome the day, eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Roy-Kit, singing many fun camp songs, cleaning the cabin, having inspection, attending 5 activities throughout the week (soccer, lacrosse, tennis, archery, horseback riding, fitness, gymnastics, theatre, dancing, sailing, windsurfing, swimming... to name a few) with one rest period in between to hang out with friends, write letters, take a nap, etc. Outside of the weeks' activities I thoroughly enjoyed our evening and weekend gatherings. When you first attend camp you are placed on either the White or Green Team tribe and throughout your camp experience there are various all-camp competition events, movie nights, drama performances, dances, and council fires where staff and counselors award achievements associated with weekly activities, tribe success and much more. You also have opportunities to go off-site as a group to hike Mt. Monadnock, grab ice cream from Kimball Farm, go water rafting, visit Six Flags, attend the Jaffrey Fair, etc. I also really liked the camp uniform. The green and white apparel made it easy for all the girls to feel comfortable in what they wore. There were some civies days, and an all-white closing ceremony (so I would still pack other outfits) but the main area to show off one's personality was in the cabin by decorating around your bed, shelves, and trunk. I have only GREAT camp memories and would continue sharing... Instead, I invite you to sign up and experience a summer for yourself!

The perfect Maine wedding venue. Amazing food and the service couldn't be any better. Definitely…read moreget the raw bar as it was beautifully arranged and was incredible. The rooms are divided but it made having a conversation that more easier and our guests loved to be able to actually talk to each other. Highly recommend you checking this out!

From the owner: The York Golf and Tennis Club is proud to offer a range of exceptional amenities and events open to…read moreboth members and the public. Our historic property features an 18-hole Donald Ross-designed golf course, a stunning layout that winds along the scenic York River, offering both a challenge for players and breathtaking views. In addition, our facility boasts eight meticulously maintained outdoor tennis courts, perfect for casual matches or competitive play. At the heart of our community is the Old Clubhouse, a charming venue perched on the banks of the York River. This timeless space serves as the perfect backdrop for a variety of events, including weddings, corporate meetings, social gatherings, and community celebrations. Open to both members and non-members, the Old Clubhouse combines historic elegance with modern amenities, ensuring every event is as seamless as it is memorable. Whether you're looking to host a private celebration or simply enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities we offer, The York Golf and Tennis Club is your destination for unforgettable experiences.

This disability is fantastic. We just enrolled our son into their daycare program. They have…read moreswimming lessons every Tuesday. Pretty cool. They also host several community events throughout the year.

Whitin Community Center has been so great over the last year that we have been members. The…read morevariety of programs, and the delightful staff have made it such a great experience. We joined mainly for the pool, as I was a competitive swimmer. While the facilities are certainly not "state-of-the-art" it is more than what you get other places for the same money!