It's officially called Merill Fay Arena and they have open public skating from noon to 1:30 pm on…read morethe weekends, Check out their website for more detail. The best thing about this place is the cheap rental $5, skating is $5/ person, 5 yrs under skate for free. We wanted our daughter to try skating for the first time, so found this place online. Be sure to bundle up as it is cold on the ice. The push bars for beginners are hung by the side of the rink, and its first come first serve, free. They have a basic snack bar, no locker, but plenty of space on the bench to park your shoes and things. Great place to bring your kid for a few hours of indoor fun.

Very unfriendly do not like public or offer anything but sports teams and team practices, no…read morepublic skating offered what so ever ! Your better off finding a parking lot to skate in ! Less than a one star rating

This rink is terribly maintained. The locker rooms had sticky substances on the floors when we…read morefirst arrived for the first game of the day. The rink opened it's door 40 minutes before the first game. The snack stand isn't open for most of the morning. The bathrooms for the locker rooms are padlocked so that young players need to walk half dressed in through crowded public areas. The entire operation is a disgrace to the sport of hockey and doesn't even deserve a 2-star rating.

Convenient and cheap public skate! Cash only! Can get crowded quickly but is typically not very…read morebusy.

It was an awesome time skating here. Not overly crowded. Smooth ice surface. Very well kept…read morefacility.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon for the first time, staying in the area for a weekend. I've been…read moreto many ice skating rinks around the Northeast, and found this place a pitiful excuse for a rink. I got on the ice just 2 minutes after the zamboni was finished cleaning the ice, and it was already so chopped up and hard - it was clear the zamboni didn't do a good job and that the ice wasn't well-maintained. In addition, the place looked like a bunch of wood beams nailed together - I'm surprised this place has survived the NH winters. Yes, it was cheap with $5 / admission and $5 / rentals but I don't think I'll go again. I'll wait for the new rink to open in Keene before going to skate in NH again.

Took niece to New England for a vacation and she requested to go ice skating in the middle of…read moresummer and this place had an open skate. Wonderful people and time Niece had a blast. She is from Beaumont Texas and this was a special treat for her and her first time on ice

I was here for a hockey tournament and I have to say as far as rinks go, this one is quite nice…read more There are two sheets of ice and you can view games from the lobby area where they have decent seats and some tables. On the main rink, there is stadium seating with plastic seats so your tush doesn't freeze. There is a snack bar, pro shop, ATM, and even a bar where they serve beer! The restrooms are particularly clean compared to other rinks and they don't smell like pee. Drop off area is well designed but parking was challenging during a major event due to lack of spaces and the towering snow piles.

Awesome skating. Please change hours to accommodate more after school public skating. It's becoming…read morea lost sport amongst children.

Well kept place and worth the drive from NBPT. They also provide learn to skate platforms.read more

Review for Kids Learn to Skate Program: very nice program, weekly on Saturday AMs, reasonably…read morepriced and does a great job of teaching the fundamentals from how to safely get up on the ice, pushing with alternating feet and gliding (though this can take two consecutive programs - Snowplow 1 and Snowplow 2 to get them to a very proficient level to have fun outside next winter). The rink is shared ice during these times, meaning multiple groups at different levels being instructed on adjacent but separate sections of the rink. What might be most impressive is they actually Zamboni the ice before and after every 40 min session, which makes the ice perfect for a group of new skaters that likely need semi-decent ice at best, but hey, no complaint!

Candace - you are so patient and knowledgeable!!…read more Answered all my questions about skates for my kids. The facility is very well run. It is busy on the weekends but organized well.

It's a ice skating rink...not much else to say. It's got a small warming room, vending machines…read moreand good customer service. Check their website for public skate hours. if you homeschool your children, you should check out the public skate hours on Tuesday afternoon as it's primarily all homeschoolers. :-)

One of the best around for fan (parent) comfort. Heaters provided for free, recently renovated…read more Clean and friendly!