This place runs a ski and snowboard camp during February/March school vacation. It is the absolute…read morebest. They gave an 80-90% retention rate year to year! A week of room and board, 5 days of ski lift, 4 hours of ski instruction daily. Option of skiing, skating, swimming or tubing nightly. All for $850 for the week. Love love love this camp!

I've been coming to this gym for the past five plus years. I attend yoga classes regularly, use…read morethe equipment to work out and have occasional personal training sessions. The gym is a warm, friendly space with a mostly older crowd. The space is kept clean and the equipment well maintained. The classes are varied and there seems to be plenty to chose from, depending on your needs and level of fitness. The prices seem reasonable with occasional sales and specials. It is a nice neighborhood gym if what you want is to stay active and be healthy.

I started coming to the studio following a house fire and staying in the inn down the street. The…read moreentire staff was very welcoming and helpful, even with getting me items at the local thrift store for my children. Ive always worked out at my home gym and i was very anxious for my first class, but i loved it and will continue to go to their fun and rewarding classes!

do not go here if you want to pay for shit you don't get! I was paying since June and yet to had…read moreaccess to recorded classes and the help I paid for and even after giving my months notice(which I didn't use for a whole month) because I never got full access I still got charges! Great job!! Oh and personal coach what a joke I got texts and met with them twice not worth it I promise

I was looking for a gym that was close by and saw this add on Facebook for a 42 week challenge. I…read moresaid, why not. I'll give it a try. If anyone knows me, I don't mind working out, but I have no motivation to do it on my own. Plus I never know what to do when getting to the gym. Well, this gym is not like other gyms. It has different types of exercise classes all throughout the day and an instructor to teach each course. I am always working out with a group of people and I don't need to think about what I am going to do It is easy to sign up for classes, cancel, or change classes at any time with their app. It is easy to schedule classes around my hectic schedule which I was worried about wife my significant other working 3rd shift and me working 1st shift. I am not one to always eat healthy. Especially during sports season when I have to run my kids around everywhere. I don't have time to cook. The instructors at All In Fitness gives you an easy diet plan to follow. I use my Sunday to do meal prepping for lunches during the week. I am on week 3 and will be weighing in tomorrow. Between week 1 and week 2 I have lost 5.5 pounds. Their plan really does work if you follow correctly. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. They are always happy to answer any questions or give you suggestions to help you reach your goal. They are always on top of keeping you motivated while working out and checking in to make sure everything is going good with your diet. I recommend this gym to anyone looking to lose weight and/or get back in shape.

I have been a personal trainer at this gym for 6 months. The first thing I noticed about the gym…read moreis that it is very clean. All of the equipment is well organized and the facility equipment is organized as well. In my opinion it is one of the most advanced gyms in the lakes region. Some equipment you won't find at other gyms is the turf section with a weight sled, battle ropes, kettlebells, and plyo boxes There is a great selection of machines for almost all of your fitness needs. However, they could expand on powerlifting equipment. If you ever cancel your membership make sure you understand how to do it. Most people don't understand how to cancel their membership and that is where most of the negative reviews come from. The front desk is very helpful with this and can help you with your questions or concerns.

Equipment is great but the stupid door scanner STILL doesn't work. Of the 6 times I've tried to go…read moreafter hours, I haven't been able to get in 4 of them. The fact that a review was posted a year ago saying this & there's been no change is disappointing.

Very unknowledgeable, when it comes to physical illnesses, such as muscular dystrophy or multiple…read moresclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and so forth, they have injured a family member in the past that has lupus But now they are refusing to give me physical therapy because I rescheduled twice not good business management I would not recommend them to anyone

Like the other review said, this place it's nicer and better-equipped than you'd assume from the…read morepics on its website! Their daily and weekly rates are really reasonable, if you're in the area on vacation.

the campsite is pretty spacious and the views are BEAUTIFUL!! the river, the beach, the mountains,…read moreit's all amazing it's pretty cheap and everyone has always been nice i've been coming here since maybe 2020 and i don't wanna go anywhere else!

Mountain Pines Campground is a cute little campground. There are about 20 campsites and each…read morecampsite can fit about 2-3 tents. Each site also have a picnic table and fire pit. We stayed at campsites 18 and 19 and it was along the Baker River. They have free shower and toilet facilities, but only one shower and toilet per gender. They turn off their showers from 11pm to 7am so plan accordingly! There is also a water spout in the middle of the campground. WiFi is also available close to the check-in building. It's $10 per person, per night. Make sure to know your campsite number ahead of time. If you arrive late at night, they do not leave any notes or anything telling you where your campsite is. Also, ringing the bell does not help after hours. It's located near the side of the road so it can get annoying when cars drive past in the middle of the night. However, I don't mind staying here again. The folks here are nice. Campground is clean. It's also close to the Common Cafe and Tavern and the crags.

William Lawrence Camp (WLC for short) is a fun, well rounded, and relaxed summer camp for boys…read more It's a great environment to grow up in and I spent 6 summers there as both a camper and staff member. WLC is a traditional summer camp. If you are looking for a camp for your son to become a soccer star, this isn't it. If you want a place for him to go to make friends, explore the outdoors, and be active, WLC is perfect. Each week campers signup for the morning classes of their choice. In the afternoons, they are given a "free swim" period when they can wander the camp and do whatever they want. From swimming to archery or rock climbing, there are dozens of options. The staff is a mix of longtime staff, former campers, and international staff. The international staff are a constant source of vibrancy, introducing the boys to rugby, cricket, and other culture. Former campers are allowed to grow into responsibility as staff. Longtime staff like Nat Crane and Scott "Goose" Giessler keep the traditions alive. This sums it up best: every time I'm in the area, I return to camp for a visit. When I do, I'm welcomed with open arms and a smile. It's great to be among friends and family sharing fond memories- which is what WLC is all about.

This summer will be the 4th year for our son, and he can't wait to get back. WL Camp offers so…read moremany outdoor activities, camaraderie with counselors and new friends from all over the world, healthy meals, and a break from electronics. More than that, it has given him a strong sense of independence, confidence, and an appreciation for nature. He has tried new things: archery, water skiing, woodworking, to name a few, that he will always remember. We trust the staff, and particularly the director Nat Crane, and we have always felt that he was safe and happy there. Very highly recommend this camp!

I organized a winter retreat for my youth group to this camp. They mostly have summer camps but…read morethey have one large building winterized. They host their own winter camps in February, but I rented out the place to do my own thing in January. They do not have any staff who stay on the premises with you, which is not the best thing... in case of an emergency, or even if we can't find something we need, we had to call someone who doesnt even really live nearby. I would have preferred there to be a staff person on site all weekend. Also, we had hired a cook to do all of our meals, but she never showed up, so we were basically on our own for meals last minute. Luckily, we figured out everything, but it definitely put us in a bind. The Camp itself seems pretty nice. They have some sledding hills and sleds to use, an ice skating pond, and lots of land for hikes/walks. The winter we were in is really run down, flies EVERYWHERE, mice in the basement, stains on the mattresses. But they have great tables and benches, a wonderful wood stove, a pretty good kitchen area, popcorn machine, dishwasher, etc. Definitely very rustic though. It was good for our group of 25, but that's definitely the maximum amount to be comfortable in that building. If you are looking a place for a small retreat with some good outdoor options, and don't mind "rustic", this place is great. Also VERY inexpensive!! ($20 per person per night for lodging).

I had my wedding at Camp Wilmot in June of 2014. It was a wonderful experience. Everyone came from…read moreout of town so it was great to have a place for everyone to stay. Friends were able to come for the weekend and canoe, swim, hike, etc while the wedding party got things ready. I reminded friends and family that they were coming to a summer camp and many shared that they were surprised by how it was better than they expected. The parents prepared the rehearsal dinner in the kitchen which worked out really great and our caterer expressed that it was a great space to work in. All in all it was a great experience and the staff was great about any problems we had.