In town for some work things and we were hoping to find something fun and team building. I've done…read morea few escape rooms and this may have felt like the most outdated- a lot of locks and paper clues versus hair triggers and techy puzzles, but it was still a good time. The story had us intrigued and there were tons of clues within clues within clues that knocked us down a peg every time we thought we were working through the room too quickly, lol. 7 of us worked our way through and managed to beat the room with about 4 minutes to spare. There was a clue we somehow managed to skip but still have solved and one clue that may not have triggered correctly but the owner had a way of communicating/guiding us from outside the room. This was the first escape room for a few of my coworkers and they're all excited to try more. I think its a great location to maybe ease in first timers.

We had so much fun in The Coroner today! Howard was a great host. We've done several at Lok'd and…read morefeel they are some of the best around!

It is our first time playing the escape room. It is pretty fun and hard for us. My two sons (…read morearound 10 years old) and I figured most of the puzzles while asking for help three or four times. The Project Mars is kind of hard, maybe we need more people to solve it. Anyway, we had a great time. Thanks for the help of our game master!

We had such a great time at Granite State Escape! I purchased the gift card in a raffle and have…read morenever even been to Manchester (we live in Portsmouth) and I it was worth the drive. We have been to other escape rooms but this was truly one of the best rooms we have seen. We did Project Mars and it was so well done. A very detailed and impressive room with lots of sections and components. We have already talked about going back to try the other rooms. We were very impressed!

My 4 year old son started classes there a few months ago and we couldn't be happier with this…read morestudio. Sensai Ed is great with all of the kids in the class and has helped teach my son a lot of great values along with helping him focus better (that's a challenge for my son). They also do a monthly party for the kids and the parents get to have a night out. The staff is great and the other families that attend are great as well. I highly recommend checking it out!

Fun time on a rainy or sunny day. My son loved the slides and the maze. It is also pretty…read morereasonably priced and I like how you don't have to pay for an adult entry ticket.

Great affordable place to bring the kiddos on a rainy day. Ive been bringing my little one here for…read moreyears

If you're looking to join a gym with your friend and expect to carry on full conversations about…read morelast night's episode of 90 day fiance while on the elliptical, this is not the gym for you. If you're ready to get real results by putting in hard work, then this is the place. The members and staff all motivate each other to push your body to the limit. Rob and Logan have built a place where fun meets fitness. Each day I get a rush lacing up my sneakers and seeing what grueling work out is in store for me. Each day is different from the last which is key to muscle confusion and seeing real results. My only regret is that I didn't join sooner!

I'm so glad a group fitness gym opened up across from my work! I signed up with a few of my…read morecoworkers and we're all loving the classes with Rob and Logan. I'm far from fit, but I'm trying to be better. The class schedule is great (just wish they'd add another on Wednesday!), and the atmosphere is very accepting. The use of technology really puts them on the next level - I love that my HR monitor is connected during class and linked to my app so I can see my progress. Highlights: Custom app for tracking workouts and picking classes, the class times, and the friendly people. Lowlight: They push you! Ok, that may not really be a lowlight for a gym... ;)

Our first time here and it was a lot of fun. Good instructions from our hostess and many different…read moregames to try. I thought an hour would be too long but it worked out great. We will definitely return!

Ya know, axe throwing is a little like indoor skydiving. You know about it, hear about it, maybe…read moreeven read about it. But only because you assume, at some point in your life, you may end up doing at least one of these things by accident, if not intentionally. And typically, with a friend. So, when my wife's bestie suggested the idea of tossing axes at splintered wood to purge out pent up aggression, I thought to myself, "Self, this could be therapeutic and fun. Let's do this!" As you can imagine, throwing axes is nothing like throwing water balloons. Ergo, you must sign a waiver prior to partaking in said lumberjack competition. At any rate, we booked our lane ahead of time, which I *think* is mandatory anyway. Like, you can't exactly just walk in and take a lane. The site seems to encourage its visitors to book a reservation first. Just my assumption though. Anyways, after signing away our rights to sue the place in the event one of us pulls an Anakin Skywalker and lops off a limb, we proceed to the throw house's location. I'd like to take this moment to mention how tucked away this place is. Keep in mind, I'm the first and only person to review this place at the time of writing this. The fact that this place didn't exist on Yelp before I showed up blows my mind. But I have two theories on this.. 1.) The place is too new. 2.) Not enough people know about it for whatever reason. Therefore, nobody bothered to add them to Yelp till now. This is one of those "blink and you'll miss 'em" locations, too. So, ya ain't finding this one by happenstance whilst going for a casual drive. When we walk in, it takes a while to get a hostess. But we're eventually confirmed via our reservation and given a lane. Which was defective. So, we proceeded to the next lane over. This one was better. We got a thorough demonstration and crash course on axe throwing by our... "Axepert" (yes, that's what they call themselves). And honestly, I gotta say...axe throwing isn't as difficult as you might think. Only pro tip I could give is...watch a YouTube video ahead of time and you'll learn a bit about holding techniques. The main thing is not to grip it tight like a baseball bat. It should be a little loose, but not TOO loose of a grip. But don't quote me on this; I'm not an Axepert. OMG...I can't believe I just said that (－‸). Moving on.. The bar (if you can even call it that) is pretty basic. Beers, wines, and a few foo-foo drinks, I think. However, the food...was pretty pathetic. Bland chicken tenders with breading so thick, it tasted like those frozen tenders you get at the grocery store. The seasoned curly fries were...okay. Not quite as seasoned as I'd have imagined, but whatevs. I guess the ladies loved the stuffed poppers, so....winning? ¯\_( )_/¯ It's bar food, yeah. But like, it shouldn't suck? 3 out of 10, stick with the drinks and the axes. And now, we have to talk about the prices. Now, I've never been axe throwing before, so I have no basis for comparison yet. But even I know that something here is f**ky in the way the prices are presented. If you book a reservation ahead of time via the website, you still won't see the prices until you click "Book Now". Note that the prices shown are per person, not group. Also, it varies based on the size of your group. Thing is, you would never know any of this if you just walked in or called in without using the website. It's....dubious, to say the least. So, our entire bill ended up being over $150 for 4 people. And that was only for 1 hour. I dunno how much axe throwing goes for at other establishments, but....arrive with a full wallet. That's all I'm sayin'. As far as first impressions go, the activity itself was surprisingly invigorating. The place itself is decent enough. Though, I can't help feeling like there are most likely better ones out there. So, I'm holding out for one of those. For now, Axel's Throw House receives 3 axes hurling through the air dead on target out of 5.

I cant say enough great things about this camp. Im so grateful that my kids get to go every summer…read morefor a few weeks. They come home tired, but happy and eager to go back the following day. Erika and Steve and the staff are all amazing and i know that my kids are in great hands when i drop them off.

This is a great camp for kids to just be kids all summer. Swimming, arts and crafts, games, you…read morename it - it's what kids were meant to be doing outside all day in the summer. My son loves it there and looks forward to every week he goes. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Great playground that is also handicap accessible. There are two areas one for 2-5 year olds and…read moreanother area for 5-12 year olds. There is a nearby lake to cool off. I have been taking the kids here since they were babies and they still love it! Generally clean fenced playground with a couple of tables to sit for a quick snack. It's tucked in a residential but has its own parking lot.

Stopped by here after an open house. My family packed a picnic, did a nature scavenger hunt, and…read morethe kids loved the play structures. We'd definitely come back. It's adorable!