Went to Five Fields for the Cross Country skiing. The staff is friendly, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. They have rentals for skiing and snowshoeing. The trails are extensive and well groomed. There are a few miles of flat skiing, and some nice challenging skiing.

Fun place with TONS of apples! Picked with grandkids. Brought home cider and squash too. There were…read moresome fresh pies there that looked and smelled really nice!(We went home and made some scrumptious apple crisp). They're open in the winter for x-country ski and snow shoeing with equipment available to rent. Nice hillside setting

Seats are comfy, concessions are average priced, tickets are slightly less than Regal cinemas, but…read morethey don't allow any larger purses / bags and the theater (at least Mayfair) reaked of nasty B.O.

Such a cute theatre! Took my daughters to see a movie and they absolutely loved it! The tavern is…read moresuper small but had quick service, the girls that helped us were amazingly sweet and attentive.

Most of the art is really pretty. The simplicity of some of the pieces are really interesting. It's…read moremore on the small side but it's really cool and fascinating how all the art pieces are on walls the new renovation coming up for the second part of the house is being built right now. No clue if they're open... But still 5/5 stars

I can't believe this place doesn't have a single Yelp Review…read more PLEASE, somebody, TELL ME YOU'VE BEEN HERE! I should start this review by saying that I was born and raised right in quaint little Harrison, Maine (and had never been either)... Smack dab in the middle of 2 beautiful lakes and surround by mountains. It. Is. Perfect. We're small and quiet and we like it that way. So it may surprise you to hear that it's home to "Maine's Most Enchanting Theatre", which was built in 1935 by Enrica Clay Dillon, who was a prominent opera singer and sister in law to Clark Gable! (I learned all this last night at my very first show, so naturally I gotta drop some knowledge on y'all!) It's a 350 seat theatre built of rose hemlock and the second you walk in the doors you can understand why the word "enchanting" is used to describe it. It's a woodsy, warm & inviting place. Not a bad seat in the house, however in the middle of July it does get quite toasty in there considering it has barn doors and camp style windows, (remember -- enchanting) .. Last night, I accompanied my grandmother to see "Open The Door For 3" which is an incredibly talented Celtic Trio. I know there was an Irish Guitar player... and a lady Fiddler.. and then.. the man with the weird pile of stuff-- which I can't tell you what it was, but, BOY did he know how to play it... it was a flute and a tin whistle and another bagpipe-y thing on his arm (he was all over the place!) Not only were they are extremely, EXTREMELY talented musicians, they jived SO well together!!! If you ever get the chance, let them entertain you, it's a really remarkable thing to hear music that's hundreds of years old. One minute it felt like the Titanic was setting sail, and the next I felt like I was Rose, in the basement of the cargo space dancing and drinking beer with a bunch of rowdy Irishmen. But, you be the judge yourself. Regardless of whether or not you like a Celtic Trio, or the theatre in general- Please please do yourself the favor of visiting this breathtaking little venue for at least one show. They do kids shows during the weekdays and on show nights they encourage you to pack a picnic and sit on the lawn before the curtain bell rings. Whatever you do, just go! And tell a friend. This place is really something special.

Maine is full of out-of-the-way venues with special flair, and the Deertrees Theater is at the top…read moreof our list. Built in 1936 when Americas were first beginning to vacation by car, Deertrees Theater is in the cute town of Harrison at the tip of Long Lake. I can envision that it was a great hangout for the rich and almost rich to enjoy productions put on by top performers from the NYC and Boston opera and Broadway shows, because it was too hot to stay in the cities. Now the audience is made up of locals and summer visitors who clearly know what a special place this is and visit it frequently. Deertrees Theater is billed as the most acoustically perfect theater north of NYC. I can't say whether that is true, but I can tell you that the acoustics were terrific. The audience could easily hear un-amplified performers from any seat in the house. The Deertrees Theater has a really full schedule while it is open. The playbill we saw had something going on at least 3 days a week. Some were plays, many were musical performances. The show we went to, Susie Pepper and Mixology, was of the highest quality for musical showmanship and talent. The theater sells homemade cookies, coffee, wine, beer, and lots more. There are restaurants and taverns in Harrison, and Bridgton is right around the corner with several more places to eat. We drove over an hour to attend the show, and we are so glad to discover this wonderful place. No matter if you are not close by, you will not regret exploring this part of Maine and coming to the Deertrees Theater. There are just so few places as well maintained, well managed, and with so many great shows. We had a spectacular time and hope that others will too.

This has been rebranded as "Silver Lake Railriders". Very scenic ride along a series of ponds. Lots…read moreof wildlife, including Blue Heron and Beavers

This is a wonderful 1 hour scenic train ride through beautiful woods and wildlife preserve…read more Passengers sit in open air cars and learn about the woods and beavers from the knowledgeable staff. There is a (free) train museum on the grounds that has many interesting artifacts and a working model train. There is also a diner that has snacks available for purchase. The best part of Silver Lake Railroad is that it operates on donation only...so it is very affordable for a family to enjoy this excursion. We had a great time and are definitely coming back next fall!

There are so many blueberries, so many varieties. Whatever blueberries you favor, you'll find it…read moregrowing here. For young people there are berries close to the ground. For those of us with grey hair the peaceful setting is perfect....and the berries....so many berries!

Perfect Maine experience: friendly Mom & Pop operation, delicious berries and easy to pick.read more

If it wasn't for the golf course maintenance and how beautifully maintained this course is I would…read moregive it a lower rating. I played last summer with my husband. The greens are chef's kiss. My husband said, best in the state. We will be back!

Beautiful course to visit in the fall! The staff have been super helpful. I even got some…read moresuggestions from one of the guys who does lessons when I told him my hand gets swollen (I'm new to golfing). Patty the waitress was fantastic! We will definitely be back whenever we are in the area.

For a small town, the center does offer a variety of classes and programs. However, the success of…read morethe programs myself and other family members have taken, have fallen very short of expectations. My sister was enrolled in pottery/clay course. Even after the course ended she was never able to get all of the items she made nor was she able to finish them. I myself filmed a concert for them with the agreement of getting paid. After filming, communication fell short on their behalf and they never got back to me. It seems though that fresh blood has come to town and the staff and board members have greatly changed. Maybe things will change for the good? Only time will tell...

What a gem! The new directors of the DAC are amazing. So accommodating, professional, AND KIND. I…read morewas there for a residency with the dance company, Kizuna Dance. Cookie and Delaney set us up for a great week right off the bat. The center itself is super cozy and is a fully functioning theater space. The wood floors were great for dancing, there was a dressing room and large backstage area, and a kitchen/fridge available for us to use! They were very flexible with our tech times and needs, and they ran the show themselves splendidly. Beer and wine were available with a donation, too! The show itself was very intimate and special. I hear that they have a lot of different programs, from circus camps to local choirs. Definitely worth a visit! This place is amazing.