The Hampshire Dome is wicked cool!! We went here today for…read morethe annual camper and RV show and It was our first time at the dome. The place is huge, and really futuristic looking. Inside - a track, a field for sports, with artificial turf. A snack bar, and more. The space here is great and handled the crowd with no problem. From the website it looks like many sports teams use the space regularly. This would be a awesome place for a night event or food event.

Great place to go for a run in their massive indoor track. It did take me about 15 minutes to get…read morethe attention of the front desk worker, but after that it was a good experience. No one was in the track, however if you want to use the turf fields that you will need to rent, because when I went there were multiple sports teams practicing on the turf fields. All and all a great experience and a great track!

Built in 2024 the skate park provides options for local skaters that never were available or…read morepossible with the old park. Located at the corner of water st and carpenter st this facility is a true asset to the city and community at large. Interconnected between the Pat Russel Park and Water street for mobility connectivity for all and plenty of parking.

Although this is called a dam it is more than that with swimming, boating and picnic areas this is…read moreone of the nicer park and picnic areas in the monadnock area. There are between a half dozen and dozen grills, horse shoes, volleyball. Not sure how the bathrooms are I have always avoided. In the winter the bike path is really nice that goes around the dam area. Swimming area is probably the worst part about this location. This also makes for a good place to go sleddig in the winter but you need to know where to go. Volleyball court was installed in the flood planes and is always wet. Ranger that works here is a dick, very confrontation.

I went off season after a wind storm so there was a lot of crunching down to get through the…read morerhododendrons leaning over the path in some spots so be aware of that. Wear sneakers! Bring bug spray if you're going when it's warm and not windy because the mosquitoes will carry you away if you don't. Ps they bloom in July, but it's still cool to see off season. Very impressive!

Lovely, short forest trails with the tallest, densest collection of rhododendrons we've ever seen…read more Natural growth of the trees creates canopies and archways you walk under on the mostly-flat dirt trails. Mucky in shady spots, roots and rocks pop up along the path, so watch your step. The rhododendrons bloom in July, and the state park seems to keep an updated blog so you can time your visit. It is a half-mile loop trail, Luxury porta-potties (mini cabins) for convenient pit-toilets. A few picnic tables in this very woodsy area. Carry-in, carry-out trash on the premises.

This is our first time staying at a DCR campground west of 495, simply because none of them have…read morewater and electric. Now we have a basic solar kit to keep the batteries charged I was ready to go for it. This place is BEAUTIFUL. Pros and cons aside for a minute, we didn't want to leave. My husband is the beach lover but said this was probably his favorite we've camped at so far. (Granted some of it had to do with it being less than perfect weather and come Sunday morning we had almost the whole section to ourselves.) In our opinion the north side is nicer, and more set up size-wise for trailers. Any site from 101-112 is truly lake side and you can put your kayak or canoe in the lake right from there. We stayed at 116, and that section is more of a steep drop off but you still have wonderful lake views. But, it is also set up somewhat awkwardly with having to drive over the grass with not super clear markings. (119 is in front of 116 FYI. We felt bad setting up as we blocked some of their view.) That said, if you camp with friends, esp. tent camping it's a great area to reserve. The row of pull-through sites one up from the lake-side still offer a great water view and nice privacy between. The drawback is that if you are a family with young kids the access to the beach/swimming area is over at the east side. The bathrooms on the north side are small, very rustic and don't have dishwashing stations. However the ladies room shower has been updated to a real shower head and dial control that will let you regulate the hot water and stays on, not like the push button ones at Scusset or Salisbury! They were as clean as they could be, meaning they are old with an eroded cement floor so not much could be done. Oh and other reviews have mentions the traffic noise from 202 is loud at those sites that are nearest to roadway, and yes, we rode our bikes over there and it was terrible. And FYI some of the east side noise travels across the lake if you are at 113-118. Overall a totally different experience from Horseneck Beach, Scusset or Salisbury if you've been to those, but we really enjoyed it.

Kids love it. Large and somewhat private campsites. Ice cream truck at least once a day. Don't have…read moreto go far to find bathroom block. Near the water the bathrooms are old and full of bugs. Could be worse

A beautiful and well maintained playground behind the old Peter Fitzpatrick Elementary School in…read moredowntown Pepperell.

This is less of a park and more of a scenic pull over. A tiny loop off a country road, one that can…read moreaccommodate perhaps five parked cars at most, affords a single picturesque view of a tree-fronted pond favored by a healthy flock of Canada geese in season. Appreciate it for one or two minutes, then move on.

Cute little spot to pull off of 202 close to downtown Jaffrey. There's a bunch of picnic tables, a…read moregrassy area with neatly kept shrubs, & great views of Cheshire Pond. Sunny & shady spots to park & relax. Only downside is it's right on 202 which can get busy. Sometimes a family of geese hang out here & you can sometimes see herons on the pond.

I really enjoyed bowling here. The staff has been nice both times I went with my grandson. The…read morerestrooms were clean ( I can vouch for ladies but take my grandson word for men's ) I will definitely be returning.

We are going to stop coming on sundays. The girl that works during the day basically checks you in…read moreand assigns you a lane. We were here Jan 3 2021 at 3:00pm. At no time did she sanitize the tables or balls. We were here for 3 hrs and in that time there was a family before us 3 lanes to our right. They left and the girl assigned that lane again. Then those people left and she gave that same lane to another group. Never once cleaned the table or lanes. Also she never enforced the mask policy to a couple of people even though it was obvious they knew they should. She told us they didn't need the mask while they are in the lane even though the manager told us the week before we had to. She was either to lazy to approach them or intimidated. Side note, when she works you only can get pizza and beer. Tried calling before we got there to see who was working but got a recording.