I went there for 6 years (had to take 2 off in the middle). It was fantastic; coming from across…read morethe country as an 8 year old was terrifying, but I made lifelong friends. Since new management took over, it has been declining in quality and losing traditions. My CT year was tough due to clashes with management (who asked our opinions as longtime campers then told us our opinions were irrelevant regardless and they didn't really care). My younger sister didn't go back this year after 5 years due to the changes being made - and she doesn't even remember the old owners! It's still a fantastic location and a great experience, with awesome counselors. However, it is getting more commercialized and losing the 100+ year old camp charm, and starting to feel more like a stereotypical summer camp. 5 stars: locations and counselors! 2 stars: commercialization 1 star: losing traditions, owners rude and not open to advice from longtime campers and alumnae :(

Went there for 7 years, changed my life and made life-lasting friends. This was before the new…read moremanagement took over, however, and I know loyal campers have mixed feelings about this. I have heard good things though and would still send my children there

Mark and Kate were lovely and amazing guides!!! My husband turned 30 and this was his gift and it…read morewas so much fun!!!!! Thank you for the amazing experience

This was such a nice relaxing ride. Ashley was just the nicest person ever. Had a first timer with…read moreus and Ashley knew exactly what horse would be best for each rider immediately. Adam is great to deal with and was able to schedule me in a couple weeks in advance as we were on a time crunch. You start of in the pen and take a nice ride past a pond, through a river to start, and amazing ride through the woods and loop back around. This ride is recommended for everyone, from beginners to advanced riders. Views are spectacular!!

A wonderful summer was spent there in the late 60s and I'm so happy to see that this beautiful…read moreplace is still going strong. Highly recommended!

Spectacular ice skating on a 4 mile loop around a beautiful Vermont lake, a truly unique…read moreexperience, comfortable and friendly accommodations. The skate trail is as wide as a two lane road. Tons of space for every level of skater. There is a rentals shop with hockey skates, figure skates, trail skates, and "support" accessories for those just learning or not super stable on skates. The trail is cleared daily, but when there is a snow storm it takes longer. The ice conditions are totally weather dependent. We've been here 3 times, one time the ice was smooth and very easy to skates on, one time we couldn't skate at all because the weather earlier in the week created slush, which then froze, and was so bumpy skating wasn't possible, and then it rained and the skate trial had 3 inches of water on it. This year, the trail opened earlier than ever (Jan 9) and this week (Feb school break) the weather was perfect for skating! Mostly smooth ice, some bumps in some spots, but easy to avoid, and it is a lake, so to be expected. The hotel is perfect for families with kids of any age. There were many multi-generations groups here together. They do lots of kid oriented things in addition to the skating (a movie theater, DJ and dance floor, ping pong, heated indoor swimming pool, billiards, a variety of games and puzzles. Free-range kids everywhere. The restaurant serves the basics. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. We ate here for one dinner, and tried the Beet salad, the pork dumplings, the soft pretzels, and the Ruben sandwich...and all were good. This place is not luxury. It has a classic historical hotel feeling about it, with lots of old photos on the walls to prove it. This place is a good value in the winter. Everything you need, friendly staff, beautiful views of the lake restaurant and bar on site for breakfast, lunch and dinner so if you don't want to leave once you get here, there is no need to. I love this place!

I was a visitor to the Lake Morey Resort but didn't yet get a tour of the interiors/only saw social…read moremedia photos. This is my review of the exterior amenities experienced while at the Lake Morey Resort. We visited the Lake Morey Summer Concert Series, where I enjoyed wine at the Resort Clubhouse, the Lake Morey Resort Pizza Hearth special events pop-up and enjoyed a Kaleo Concert. Kaleo is an Icelandic blues rock band popular for the chart-topping hit, "Way Down We Go." The grounds of the Lake Morey Resort are like stepping in to the original set of the Land of Oz. The lush landscape, beautiful views, serene green mountains and gorgeous lit trees made my Lake Morey experience gorgeous and unforgettable. Guests come to stay at the resort for the 18-hole Vermont Open golf course, the athletic ice skating, the snow shoe hikes, trail sledding and proximity to skiing. When the conditions are right, you can ice skate on a half-mile loop, a longer 2.5 mile - or more - ice trail or stay in the local ice rink sectioned-out on the lake. I haven't tried ice skating here yet but get that you show up in the morning and experience the thrill, unsure of exactly how conditions will be other than that they are safe. Just like snow skiing/boarding. Visitors can rent ice skates and resort guests are also offered complimentary snow shoes for hikes. The resort is within an hour from 6 ski resorts. From the Lake Morey resort, you can access ample snow trails for snowmobiling. There is a whole network of clubs and chapters to consult for trails open, etc. but you can start right from the resort if you bring a sled. Does that mean bring your own snowmobile or sled? I have no idea but am guessing it needs a motor! Day passes for the resort - good for warm weather - are available for adults and kids. You can do pontoon boat tours and charters, visit their indoor pool and sauna, canoe, kayak or paddleboard. You can also charter inner tubes, waterskis and wakeboards. We experienced the VT and NH Food Truck Scene in a garden on the grounds at the Lake Morey Resort Concert Series with Icelandic blues rock group Kaleo. Visit @lakemoreyresort @officialkaleo for photos. At the Lake Morey Resort Clubhouse I enjoyed tasting an organic wine in a can from Navarro, Spain by Ah So Wines. This vintner uses a 100-year-old garnacha vine clone from the Pyrenese Mountains. It was more dry than smooth and would have been lovely with a cheese and bread plate. But, alas, it was closing time and hot dogs were only available. :) @ahsowines These are the Vermont and New Hampshire social media handles of the awesome food trucks that participated. @loadedtotz22 Loaded Tots puts everything, including poutine, on tater tots. The Box Food Truck @theboxfoodtruck is from Dartmouth College and offers standard Mexican fare and more unique options including California Burritos and Mulitas (smaller quesadillas). San Song Kitchens @san_song_kitchens offers bibimbap, fried chicken and a kimchee sampler. The Vermont Ice Palace @thevermonticepalace offers dairy-free delights of gourmet sorbetto flavors including maple. The Spicy Spoke @the_spicy_spoke offers a selection of noodle bowls plus meatballs, burrata, Mediterranean and tacos. Reklis Brewing @reklisbrewing had tacos and pretzels. Ten Bends Beer @tenbendsbeer was the draft beer available at multiple tikis along the concert-goer's trail. One vendor offered Greek fare and probably had the best selection of wine and beer. Red Kite Candy makes its delicious over cream in Bradford, VT but you can only get it in Hanover on the Dartmouth campus. Watch Jenny Blanco Tours S5 Ep7 for all of the footage.

So fun!! Went on a tour with one other group. Very scenic and beautiful. Easy to handle and very…read morefun for a date! Would recommend to a friend! Very nice tour guides and took pictures for us! We want to go back in the summer for ATVs

Great customer service and so friendly! Kelly set up a private tour (no extra charge) for just my…read moreson and I last minute. We were in the shop and then down the road on the trail within twenty minutes and our tour guide Butch was the best! He scaled the difficulty level to see how my son and I were handling it and once he saw we were comfortable, turned it up a little. He even took the time to stop a few times and point out mountains and points of interest in the area. You'd be crazy to pass this place up. Definitely going back this summer

My six year old went skiing for the first time. She did a three hour lesson with a friend and the…read moreinstructor was so wonderful. She then spent several hours skiing afterwards. They make everything easy with rentals. We bought unnecessary lift tickets when we just needed the family lift. The online sign up didn't suggest the family lift so we spent extra $$$ on lift tickets we didn't use. The lodge could use more comfortable chairs but it was a warm place to hang out and get work done while everyone else was skiing. Food was pricy but there were options. We would come back for sure.

Cannon Mountain is a popular destination for parkgoers in all seasons due to its historic Aerial…read moreTramway. it is home to the oldest passenger tramway in North America; it celebrated its monumental 80th year in 2018. it offers nearly 100 ski trails and glades covering 25 miles and the highest ski area summit in NH! But Cannon offers plenty of summer attractions as well. though I am not an expert in skiing, after reading about skiing, I am planning to come here again in winter. you start with Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway- This 80-passenger cable car is the highlight of the day, Be sure to arrive on the allotted time (you need to book in advance). The Tramway Country Store offers a variety of souvenirs and goodies to take home. Come and get some Gifford's ice cream. It was a quick ride (8-10 minutes) to the top. You get a nice view of Echo Lake on the way as well as Franconia Ridge. If you are looking for a quick walk around the summit, the Rim Trail has beautiful views, and a watch tower and is surrounded by beautiful alpine mosses and flowers. It is a short 1500-foot path that loops back around to the tram. Be it winter or summer, Cannon Mountain has something for everyone.

We did the Ice Cream Run yesterday. We had so much fun! Garrett was our guide and he was great. He…read morewas friendly and laid back. the scenery during the tour was beautiful. The ice cream was delicious!

We purchased four groupons and two separate side by sides for the 7 of us. We had a private 2 hour…read moretour and it was an awesome experience! Some of us are new to ATV and some of us (like my myself, an adrenaline junkie) has some experience. :D Our tour guide was very knowledgable and funny. He let us practice before we got on to the actual trail. By the end of the tour, we were making sharp turns, flying up and down steep hills, and splashing through mud puddles. It was extremely fun! Make sure to wear a bandana and goggles!

It's a WHALE of a fun time! Kids loved it. We rented a cabana which was so smart on a hot day…read more Allowed plenty of shade, and they had wait service for food and drinks.

Will I recommend yes at least once Will I return yes…read more Tickets for less than four people are $50 a person Operation hours are 10 AM to 5 PM I found this to be a great experience. You can either sit in the sun or in the shade and many of the free chairs and umbrellas that they provided the atmosphere was very pleasant. The one thing I do not recommend is to eat the food there a large pizza was $28. I would highly recommend bringing your own food. They allow coolers just no glass you can relax it's safe. They have music playing in the background, which is great if you don't have service on your phone up in the north country. The staff, we're all very friendly and well professionally dressed The water was all clean. It was well maintained. Plenty of lockers, which I didn't need to use and I felt lots of people didn't need to use. Things seemed very safe left on chairs. If you're looking for thrillseeking, this is not the place. We did ride the waterslides once I did not ride them again once was enough other than that. We kind of just had lunch and enjoyed the atmosphere. Did the lazy river and the tidal pool