We had a blast for our first room escape. The serial killer charade room was challenging but fun!read more

Thanks to G Made my experience better…read moreloved the serial killer charade one was very spooky to do it myself haha

I have used CCM for several years for maintenance and repairs of a well-used fishing boat I own…read more In every case, Sean has been been professional and thorough - from fiberglass repairs, regular PM for the outboard and few systems I have on the boat, and even my trailer. I used to do all my own maintenance before I met Sean, and look forward to not going back to that. Thanks Sean!

THIS COMPANY IS AMAZING. We have been using CCM for over 5 years. We found them to rebuild our…read moreexhaust for our 2004 Yamaha 4 strokes dual 225s for our Grady White. This was NO easy job and they had to do it for BOTH engines. They have Hauled us out, Winterized, Wrapped AND DELIVERED our boat for the past 5 years. For the past 5 years including YESTERDAY they have launched us. We have needed work done in the past where they have hauled our boat out from our mooring, Fixed it and brought it back. Not many companies I know do that. They are AMAZING, FANTASTIC, AWESOME, And FAIR PRICED. If you have been around boats all your life, you know that repairs take time. It's not like going to a car dealership with 25 guys on staff to cater to your every need. When you find a Marine Mechanic that does great work, you hold on tight to them and treat them like GOLD. If your boat is your baby then treat the man taking care of your baby WELL. If you are a RUDE A**HOLE then please expect the same treatment in return. The guy ranting in the review below seems to be one of those guys. DEMANDING service but not being extremely clear of what he wants. You are a grown individual. You have the choice to go somewhere else if the mechanic will not give you an estimate or put things in writing for you. Verbal requests without written confirmation? That's on you!! He seems to purchase aftermarket Crap and then blames the mechanic when the boat runs poorly. We all know that if you buy CRAPPY parts to save money then you run the risk of your baby running CRAPPY. Don't expect any type of warrantee for aftermarket parts. That's only common sense. Your boat is a LUXURY item so expect to pay a FAIR price to maintain and fix it. If you pull your boat out late in the season, then you run the risk of temperatures dipping below freezing before the mechanic can get to your project. Then in the middle of a Pandemic this guy DEMANDS service AGIAIN. Honestly, where does this guy get off treating others this way? This company is wonderful and I recommend them as long as you are an intelligent person who knows how to treat others. Additionally, Please look at the other reviews for John A. He is not satisfied with ANYONE in the marine industry. Seems he is RUDE to everyone he comes in contact with.

Made rsvp... lost group... Frank downgraded my site and then added meal package and refunded me…read moredifference a DAY BEFORE I HAD TO BE THERE. Awesome people. Very very nice.

AMC has outstanding outdoor rock climbing and ice climbing programs…read more I first started climbing in the gym with friends in Sydney, Australia. "When the route is so clearly marked in the nice, warm gym," I thought, "why would I ever want to climb outdoors?" Luckily, I worked with climbing legend Will Crowther who put up some of the first routes in New Hampshire and he and his wife Nancy convinced me I wanted to do the AMC outdoor climbing class. Nancy even took me shoe and harness shopping so I could be safe, yet comfortable all day. The rock climbing course is wonderfully comprehensive, covering what one needs to know, as well as good "worst case scenario" techniques. The instruction happens on four mandatory weekends and often one optional weekend, depending where Easter falls. The first weekend covers climbing basics with rope, harness, and belay safety. In addition to the practice, practice, practice of tying the knots, belaying, and communicating, climbers can also learn the old fashioned ways of climbing safely in case one loses their harness or belay device. These bowline-on-a-coil and body-belay techniques are then useful if one goes on to the ice climbing course. The second weekend covers getting down the rock with three different techniques for rappelling, including body-rappel, in case you lose your belay device. The third weekend covers getting up a rope, if you're stuck. The fourth weekend is a chance to test all the previous three weekends of knowledge, including practicing catching a simulated leader fall. This last weekend is also a way for the experienced climbers to see how well the newbies have learned the ropes, i.e., are they ready for New Seconds Weekend climbing at The Gunks. And then for those who love being outdoors in the winter as well, AMC has a comprehensive ice climbing program. Again, instruction covers multiple weekends so one can practice self-arrest (stopping one sliding down the mountain), setting up snow anchors, climbing with two, one, or zero ice picks (use the feet and balance), and get out on a real climb with a leader. AMC - outstanding in the field? Out CLIMBING in the mountains. :-)

Very respectable business. Always on time for drop off and easy to get in contact with. Will be…read morerenting from them again this summer for sure!

Love Pine Tree, and all the construction they have done has done wonders for the barn. Board like…read moreevery place in Ma. Is up their, but they have fantastic instructor/Trainers and are doing well in 3 day events! The only draw back I see is, the boarder is required to take I believe a weekly lesson, that is NOT included in board.. Now their are riders out there who do nothing more than trail ride, or are accomplished enough that lessons are not needed, or they trailer out to their own trainers? Six of one, half dozen of the other?

Terrible customer service. We booked a foursome, then 2 of us could not make the date, so we…read morecalled twice to try to change the date. Got a voice message saying their "mailbox was full" - both times, 2 weeks apart. Then we went to their website and sent messages via their "Contact Us" box. No response - they now say they never received the messages. Can't speak about the ride, because we never got to go and they will not issue new certificates, so $90 was wasted. Not nice people to deal with, I'd suggest you find another boat! PS: The only real communication we had was to get a cellphone msg. from Capt. Todd the day of the proposed ride, teling us he was going to be late picking us up at the appointed dock. Funny how they can reach you for that, but not to hep you change your reservations.

Highly recommend this boat tour of the Boston Harbor to residents and tourists alike. Very fun,…read moregreat way to explore the Boston Harbor Islands and get a little bit of history and thrill at the same time. More personal than other commercial tours like the Codzilla - only ~6 guests per tour.

" Sailing is made a breeze " Growing up in East Boston…read moreseeing piers park sailing center is an honor . Not in my wildest dreams would I have thought Eastie would come this far . To induce a sailing center . Being young I would sail at the Charles river and you didn't see as much diversity. Being Hispanic American to see others like myself sail is but an honor . I can't wait until next summer to sail once again .

I love this place but wish they had a more advanced adult program, maybe with a few cruisers that…read moreproperly certified members could take out maybe overnight. if you are considering taking learn to sail classes at either piers park or courageous do yourself a favor and sign up at piers park, the parking is free, the instruction is superior, the staff is more professional and friendly. The dock facility is much nicer. And their learn to sail boats are newer sonar boats vs old tired semi broken Rhodes 19. The floor boards on the Courageous Rhodes sometimes come lose and if you step on them they will spring up and slam your shin, like out of a Tom and Jerry cartoon, once almost cause a serious collision. Not an issue on the Sonars as they have a solid fiberglass/plastic floor, they also have more room. And the rudder is build into the boat and offer more responsive steering.

I would do zero stars if possible. Terrible experience with lack of supervision, communication and…read morenot following reporting procedures after young camper assaulted. Inexcusable and reprehensible. Do not send your child here.

To begin with, very disorganized. Very few if any emails to parents confirming registration, and…read moreother important information. There was absolutely no information given about the drop off and pick up procedure. There is only one narrow road in/out. No information was given about early pick up and where to park, especially how to avoid the busses that arrive at least an hour early. My child told me that some of the camp counselors were "mean" to the younger girls, speaking to them in sharp tones and with belittling language. As a parent I also encountered some negative attitude from some staff. The program for girls who want to be camp counselors is severely lacking in direction and activities. The program describes that the girls will learn leadership skill and work with younger children. According to my child very little of those goals were fulfilled. Overall this was a waste of time and money, not something we would recommend to friends.