They have children take you on a ride. As soon as you leave…read morethe dirt you are on cement. Three of us waited 30 minutes for our one friend to join us. Her horse would move only once to buck her off. New horse turn out good. So we continue on road, take a left and do a loop around and orchard but not a huge one. Back to 2 way Street cement. My horse saw the barn tried to buck me off. Unsuccessful. I swear this horse gave me the side eye. I started to get my right leg out of stirrup He bucked me off, thank fully I was able to get my foot out of stirrup. The big news is I fractured my spine. Horses were grumpy stable worker told my friend not to pet him he bites. That was my horse. It says they are great with lessons. The horses were tired obviously! I wonder if they would refund the $85/person. October 19, 2025. One my back for 12 weeks so much fun.

My 11 year old daughter has been riding at Chase Farms for almost 5 years now. I can't say enough…read moregood things about this barn. What started as a Mommy and Me class has turned into my daughter riding 3x week and now being in her 2nd year of their show team. The environment is so welcoming to both kids and adults. We call them our barn family. The trainer and instructors are so skilled and wonderful will all of their lesson students. I am so glad we found this barn 5 years ago. It's been such an amazing place for my daughter to grow up.

A beautiful and well maintained playground behind the old Peter Fitzpatrick Elementary School in…read moredowntown Pepperell.

I often stop by to admire the beautiful gardens at Beaver Brook. I'm not a hiker, so I can't speak…read moreto the inside of the property. I am, however, a (home) gardener and nothing gets me happy and smiling more than flowers -- annuals and perennials -- everywhere around me. All was good until a number of years ago when I read in a local newspaper that BBA had released rabbits on their property. I was floored then and wondered why that would be so. Then more recently, last spring to be more precise, I looked out my window at my newly planted and/or emerging plants and (gasp!) there was a rabbit eating away at my new zinnia plants. They were young (and succulent, I surmised while watching them be devoured) and stripped down to their stalks by the time I could get the hose so I could spray away the rabbit. It took 2-3 tries last year, and I hope I don't have to repeat that experience. Why?

This is a large network of trails with woodland and marsh habitat. The access roads are dirt and…read morewatch out for rocks on them. This might be due to heavy rains this year. Some trails were also damaged but passable. Saw a salamander and lots of flora including fall foliage. They have ample parking and a portable toilet.

Two stars even a few years ago might have been generous. But it's 2020 and 3 months into COVID and…read morethey've reopened. People seemed to be social distancing for the most part -- except for the group of 10 dudes smoking the marijuana just past the beach markers, UPWIND of the families with small children. Apparently it's legal to smoke in the open here. The beach is kind of a mixture of dirt and sand, more dirt than sand. The shallower parts were clear enough but wade out a little deeper and it's murky. Older reviews talk about the smell there. Well, to be fair it smells marine. Look across the water and you see cattails, so it's a little marshy. So, it has subtle sulfur odor. Went during the week so parking not an issue. Maybe 60 people there total? Oh and my kid got a leech on his ankle. Granted, there's probably leeches in all the lakes in NH.

Awesome place for kids! There's frogs, turtles, muck, a playground and hiking! Not to mention they…read morealso rent out a bunch of equipment. They let people use floaties, noodles etc... It's a lot of fun, even on a cooler day (72 F today). During Covid they require a reservation, which you can get on the website.

Nice park, came at sunset ... Perfect timing to watch the…read moresun set. Nice park, came at sunset ... Perfect timing to watch the sun set.

Awesome place to walk and walk exercise please joined the walk and relex your mind and enjoy to walkread more

It's just a very serene and pretty place to spend a few hours. Loved the walkable covered bridge!read more

Lake Potanipo (sometimes called Potanipo Pond) is a highlight of the small town of Brookline. The…read morebeach has been cleaned up considerably, and it's open (albeit in a limited way) to the general public. It has a small, charming lighthouse along with a public beach. It's picturesque. A great little place for hikes&leisurely walks. Lake Potanipo is an understated place. Its waters eventually lead to the Gulf of Maine. Not bad for a little quiet country lake.

Arial yoga and the Om studio has changed my life. I was nervous to try since I hadn't done yoga in…read moreyears. Not only did the instructor s welcome me with open arms but also the other students, and immediately my nerves were calmed. They have a way with their students that make everyone feel like they are the only one in the class and special. It's a perfect class for beginners and experts. I can't recommend Om Studio more highly.

From the owner: Lessons & Boarding LESSONS…read moreAll in Stride Farm offers lessons to all ages and abilities, from beginner riders mounting up for the first time, to those more experienced riders seeking to hone their skills. Lessons are offered in both English and Western disciplines, and can be tailored to meet the needs of each rider.

This IS the gym. No machines here. Concrete floors, racks with bars and plates, kettlebells, ropes,…read moresleds, rings, tires and TRX. At 40 I was tired of being tired. Everyday task required more effort with more side effects. Soreness from shoveling and carrying heavy loads. No energy and more stress as years passed. Then I found this gym. THE gym. After one year I am in better shape than I was half my age. It turns out that today's every day life does not put loads on our bodies on a daily basis like our bodies were designed for. You are a machine. At Pure Life Fitness you will do exercises that properly load your body to build up strength, endurance, power and reverse the sick aging phenotype. There are two types of aging. You can either take a load of medicines to treat symptoms with side effects and continue wasting away or give your body the medicine it needs to treat the cause. Take control. Do it!

Brian is great! He has helped me get in the best shape and he has made it fun and challenging.read more

Went for a Bday Party last weekend... Same experience as the other Jump On Ins.. just alot smaller…read morethen some of the Mass locations... Im still preferable to Woburn...

I recently threw my son's 5th birthday party here, I opted for the big party package so I could…read moreinvite his class and our family with kids; this package says 25 kids, and 40 adults. We maybe had 15 kids and 30 and we were wall to wall crammed into a small party room for cake and pizza. Then we didn't have enough time to do our gifts there. The whole thing was so rushed. When we first arrived we were in one gym, thank was dark and dusty. The second gym was bigger and nicer but they didn't have as much time in this gym and once we were in the party room we weren't aloud back in the gyms to play... it was just like rushed, and small. I was extremely disappointed, the kids had fun which is and was what was important but as a parent paying $500 for this party I expected a much better experience. And I can not even imagine if all the kids and adults that were invited could have made it how we could have fit anymore people in that tiny party room. Never again.