Up and coming course. Current owner bought the place a few years ago and is revitalizing the…read morecourse. It consists of a 9 hole course (play twice to get 18 holes in) a pro shop, and a bar/restaurant called "Hoppers". I think it's a great place to come practice! It's not a long course, and I prefer to walk my bag. There are some fun challenges (water and marsh) and it makes for a good round. This is possibly the most affordable place to play a round in the area. Plenty of parking across the street. I did find it to be more relaxed here vs. other courses. And I actually loved it! No one is breathing down your neck to keep you on pace, but a group of 4 saw me behind them and waved me through. I recommended playing a round at Apple Valley! And if you have time, grabbing a drink at Hoppers and watching other players finish the ninth hole!

Course is good if you aren't serious about golf. Several greens under construction. Staff are nice…read more It's been our experience that most players do not understand golf etiquette. They jump holes. If you let a golfer through, they pick up your ball. We were behind a guy who kept hitting three balls off the tee. Just crazy.

My friend and I were pleasantly surprised at how nice this course was. Several holes provided a…read morewelcome challenge, and it is clear they put a lot of work into keeping the grounds up. The clubhouse has snacks, drinks (+beer!) for sale. It's hard to beat the value.

Nice little golf course. Friendly people. Would recommend for a friendly game. Go check it out.read more

This Summer I started playing golf again (first time since high school) and have had so many good…read moreexperiences at Fox Ridge. I've played all 18 holes and taken lessons here including the Women's Wine and Nine series. The course is well maintained and the staff here is so lovely. From being accommodating with tee times to having tools to retighten your driver, they rock. They also have a driving range with real grass (not mats) and a good putting green area to practice on. I think the course is fairly priced for it being beautiful and having nice accommodations (good carts, nice bathrooms in the clubhouse) and generally great people. I highly recommend playing a round here if you are in the Lewiston-Auburn area.

Love the layout her come hear every year from ma. They are letting it go , t boxes bad, greens hard…read moreas rocks. Charging a premium fee for a non premium experience.

Great hiking Great entertainment…read more Beautiful setting Kayaking and biking Concerts Lots to do You can rent a cabin and stay the night Too They even have a bog to visit

Great place! Was looking around on mainetrailfinder.com the other day and found that this place…read moredoes monthly full moon hikes for $5 a person. The guides were super knowledgeable about the 1000+ acre preserve and gave us a ton of info about the activities they do year round. Trails-a-plenty, super scenic, and the place is known for their beaver ponds.. I'd definitely recommend!

Although the food is excellent for the price!! Im writing for the golf course…read more. If you look for a simple 9 hole course to work on iron play, & short game then this place should work for you... The prices are very reasonable and during the longer days you can get nearly 18 holes (played twice, with different colored tee boxes) for $10 I think this is nice for the golfer who either cant afford the big courses, or just cant play ever weekend, Would recommend for sure

Everyone says, you have to have their burgers. Well, I can say, no you don't. You never know where…read moreyou might find your next great burger but a walk up stand near a putt putt golf course is probably not the greatest place to start. Crowded, teenagers waiting on you at the window, a tiny little burger and the nastiest fries I've ever had made for a completely ruined supper time. We won't be back. We actually ate some of it, then went to Arby's to finish filling up our stomachs.

The staff were friendly and helpful. They offer pencils and course maps with the score cards. They…read morehave a full shop of discs and accessories. The course is moderately wooded. Very clean and well maintained. This is not a beginner course but worked well for the novice I am. I would not recommend for young children as the terrain is rough with rocks and roots. Defiantly great workout, with holes that are uphill a down hills and around big angles. The course is well marked and easy to follow. There are lots of quirky add ons such as benches, a porch swing, stumps covered in drink caps, fire pit and fences made of long sticks. The scenery is as picturesque as the course. Definatly a fun course. Pay and play once or pay and play all day.

A fun spot close to the interstate in Lewiston Devils grove offers a challenging place to play disc…read moregolf. For a person newer to the game there are two primary throws a back hand and forehand (also called a flick). Basically this entails how the disc and your body are looking lined up looking at the pin. Devils grove is a forehand throwers dream . With many baskets and holes breaking to the right it would be wise to have that throw. Well labeled tee boxes and trash cans at every hole. Devils grove has a pro house with drinks and plenty of other disc to purchase there. The course is well maintained and you can tell the owner puts a lot of time and effort into it. There are some of very challenging holes but they also have a lot of holes that have Ace potential. Plenty of tournaments and a random doubles and bring your own partner doubled during the week. Highly recommend, get on out of the house and throw some plastic.

I've been playing here since the early 90's. There are 2 18 hole courses to choose from, Arrowhead…read moreand Tomahawk. Tomahawk is the more challenging course and newer course at the site, opened for play in 2002 and designed by Dan Maples (http://www.northmyrtlebeachgolf.com/course-architects/dan-maples.html). Arrowhead is mostly straight runs at the flag with some hazards and hills, but it's still fun and challenging for most players. This has been the staple of the course since they opened in 1965. I've played several courses in the area and this is as good as it gets in Central Maine.

Was treated like a king !!!! Had not played there since 1982 !!!! Will be back for sure next…read moresummer!!!

What an awesome experience! After completing the online form to make a reservation - you pick out…read moreyour kayaks, PFDs and delivery/pick up. We met Tanner at the Maranacook Lake (North) Boat Launch parking lot. We did the 1/2 days rental ($35 a boat) which included delivery and pick up of the kayaks. Tanner dropped everything off around 9am and then off we went. Upon returning from our adventure, we locked up the boats and texted Tanner. What a perfect way to get out onto the water! Highly recommend.

Great, solid rental place! I got 2 paddle boards for 4 hours for about $75. I got to choose the…read moreboard size and specify life jacket size. Everything was super smooth- they were at the lake when I arrived, they dropped off the boards right there, talked for a minute, and then left us on our own. We had such an amazing time and it was great to have a place that dropped the boards off! When you're done all you do is text and they come within 5 min or so to pick them up- easy peasy!