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

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.

This popular is 34.5 miles long highway is located in New Hampshire. It goes through the White…read moreMountain National Forest. The views are spectacular! There are many stops and hiking trails along the way. I've been as a teenager and again recently, always a beautiful spot to visit. We stopped at all the popular areas such as Sabbaday Falls and Lower falls to name a couple. We went late May so the black flies were rampant. There is no cell service up there. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a visit.

The Kancamagus Byway, one of America's most beautiful scenic byways, will give you year-round…read moreaccess to many of the sites. it is a portion of NH Route 112 spanning east to west from Lincoln to Conway. The 34.5-mile drive is considered one of the best fall foliage viewing areas in the world. A number of scenic vistas are plotted along the way offering remarkable views of the White Mountains, the Swift River, Lower Falls, Sabbaday Falls, and the Rocky Gorge. known to locals as "The Kanc", is home to an abundance of hiking trails, walking paths, picturesque ponds, natural wonders, and many other must-see stops. In Fall, the foliage along the Kancamagus Highway is simply spectacular. We started from Lincoln and passed the following (in sequence) Sugar Hill Scenic Overlook Sabbaday Falls Rocky Gorge Scenic Area Lower Falls Scenic Area Albany Covered Bridge it must be one of the 10 best scenic roads in the USA. I made almost 50-60 videos of this trip, you just can't resist it. We drove the Kancamagus Highway as part of our New England fall road trip while traveling from Franconia Notch State Park to Acadia National Park. (There are no gas stations along the way so full the tank before starting) bw the correct pronunciation is "kank-ah-MAU-gus. A trip along this National Scenic Byway is not just about the drive, it is about the journey and the places you stop along the way. A typical drive with multiple stops will take at least half a day. Fee: $ 5-day pass fee per vehicle is payable at parking areas unless you have a White Mountain National Forest annual pass, which costs $30.

such a beautiful spot overall. trail is not very long out to the waterfall. would highly recommend…read morestopping by. parking is by the bottom of the wildcat mountain entrance.

super chill spot with a nice view of a pretty little pond. would recommend checking out. walk is…read morenot very long.

The gondola ride was pretty great and had some beautiful views, but then there wasn't much to do at…read morethe top. It would be fun to bike down the mountain though which I did see a lot of people doing. The restaurant up there had an employee that literally yelled at everyone that wasn't wearing masks stating that it was a federal law(it's not). We came back down and hung out for Oktober Fest which was pretty fun. The guy gave me a hard time at first for using my ID I had saved to my phone saying I didn't look old enough(I'm 36.) My son and husband participated in the keg toss contest which was fun and we all played some corn hole and had a few drinks. It was fun, but I'm not sure how much fun we would have had if they hadn't been having Oktoberfest there.

Went on a Saturday, great views and the glacial caves were cool but aside from that the day was…read moreless than spectacular to say the least. We were told we couldn't use the amphitheater (One of the things we paid for) because they were "all set up so no one can sit or go down there." Was curious about disc golf once we got to the summit and saw the course, had to ask the only employee on the summit for help and was told we had to go all the way down and back up again to play. Seems to be no real communication to guests, or the staff itself. The glacial caves also had the "sorry we're closed" sign right before the pathway to the entrance, even though they were open, with a "welcome the glacial caves are open" sign right as you're getting off the Gondola. Again, no communication and no help or information center on the summit. The cafe was also horribly over priced and the food looked mediocre. All in all, it was absolutely not worth the money and having to wander around to find someone to help with questions on the summit, and being told we were not able to use some of the areas we paid for, really made for an unfortunately underwhelming trip to the summit.

Only stayed here for a night, as a friend and I drove into Franconia from Boston and planned to…read morecamp overnight before hitting up the Franconia Ridge Loop early the next morning. The campground is conveniently located for most of the major hikes in the area. The interesting thing about being so close to 93 is that you need to constantly be "looping around" if you're trying to get into one of the neighboring towns (or off to a hike near Cannon Mountain, for example) and then back to the campsite or whatnot. I had reserved our site, #26, online and checking in to the registration desk in the campground store was quick and easy. We were given our parking receipt, warned about the bear that had been seen wandering (mostly at night - and they don't care about people...just your food), and given some basic information on showers/bathrooms and what was available on site. The store has the basic necessities for cooking, snacking, hygiene needs, and so on. Generally, the sites are pretty close together - and, because of the location, sites at the camp still sell out quickly. There was no vacancy on the night that we stayed. Having looked at the calendar weeks in advance to book space for our single night, it seems they're booked pretty solid for most of summer too. Noise/lack of privacy may be the only real issue with this campsite. While we were in site #26, the site below us was empty for most of the night (though reserved). The folks who reserved it showed up after 10pm though and were PRETTY loud while setting up and made it difficult to fall asleep (multiple people at really high volume, etc.); normally, I wouldn't have cared...but when you're waking up at 7am the next morning to hike up something like the Franconia Ridge Loop? Sleep is a necessity. (The campground also has quiet hours that are between 10pm and 7am, but I didn't really notice it being enforced.) The cars from 93 weren't as much of a noise issue though. Also, we didn't see the bear... though apparently the folks in the site above us were visited. When a trapper was making the rounds the next morning, it seems there were some massive pawprints on the back of their truck cab...so yeah, keep your food tucked away and secure, peeps! All in all? Convenient location. Might not be my pick for a long stay, but it's nice for an overnight or two and the fire pit/grate, store, and level ground are super helpful.

Arrive late and thankfully there was still sites available. $25 per night. Drinkable water, clean…read morebathrooms, coin operated showers. Found a level site, enjoyed a fire, ate and slept great. We chose sight 90 if leveling is a need. Bathrooms really close by. Happy with our stay & the young man in the store/check in area was great & helpful. Would recommend a stay if doing the basin, hiking trails etc of the area.

We had a hiccup with our travel plans where everything was double booked for our stay. None of this…read morewas due to Birchmont townhouse or kahuna Laguna it was 3rd party. I was to say the staff was amazing and helped us out. We very much enjoyed our stay. Kahuna Laguna was fun for the kids life guards were always on top of watching out for their safety. Staff went over and above to make sure we had a great time Overall I would recommend this place.

RUDE staff for an almost abandoned hotel that can't afford to lose customers…read more I spent $1,000 to stay at the hotel with the waterpark passes. There were about 5 people total in the water park. I came to tell the kids to come back to room in 15 minutes. A young lifeguard confronted me and said I didn't have a wristband. As I was in my street clothes and about 10 feet from the door, I informed her that I wasn't swimming and just came to tell the kids something. I also told her that I did have a wristband in my room and I was not walking back. She decided to make this the hill she would die on and continued the tirade. She was very persuasive and convinced me never to go back here again. I will gladly spend my money at Great Wolf Lodge, which is 100 times better and the staff treats customers respectfully.

Lonesome Lake is a MUST. Our server at dinner suggested this hike and I am so glad that she did…read more.. always pays to ask a local expert! There is a small parking lot at the base (park next to the Lafayette Campground). My suggestion is to arrive early because it fills up. Plus it's always better to battle an uphill hike early anyways. Most of the hike is shaded, but be warned that it's pretty steep. You'll need to climb uphill for at least two miles before you reach the lake. Luckily the payoff is beautiful and you get to hike downhill the entire way back. #WORTHIT Once at the top you'll immediately have beautiful views of the lake, but make sure that you keep walking for another 10-15 minutes up the narrow trail. That will eventually lead you to a wider boardwalk area where you can lay out some towels, enjoy snacks and drinks and jump right into the lake. I'm glad we packed towels and beers because after the long steep hike I was more than happy to chill out with a drink. I honestly could've stayed all day and been content. Definitely add this hike to your list if you are in the area!

How I have I not gushed about Lonesome Lake yet?! This was by far the best hike of our trip. The…read moreuphill hike is steep and a bit tough, but the payoff at the top is so worth it. We were visiting Littleton beginning of November and spent our whole Saturday on different trails. We got to Lonesome Lake a little later in the afternoon. The parking lot was nearly full when we got there but the trails really didn't seem that crowded at all. The entire hike up is all uphill, but not too challenging. But once you see the lake at the top?? So incredibly worth the sore legs. It seriously feels unreal or from a photograph when you first see it. It was partly covered in ice but we were so heated up from the uphill trek. This lake must be pretty wonderful in the summer months when you are just drenched from the hike up and can cool off by jumping in the lake. Little tip, be sure to wander a little further once you get to the lake. You'll see a trail with wooden planks. We basically made our own little outcove off of the trail by the water so I am not sure what is alllll the way farther down that trail. We got there on the late side and didn't want to make the hike down in the dark so we only stayed for about an hour, but I honestly could have spent the whole day there. Bring snack, drinks, anything to make a supremely cozy stay at the top. If you are looking for the perfect hike, ya found it.