My family and I stopped in here while we were visiting the city of Keen in New Hampshire. We walked…read morearound this wonderful park it has much public arts it has many nice local stores it has a lot of beautiful flowers and just good scenery it has all kinds of wall art. It has a monument with a great gazebo it's just an overall excellent square and definitely worth visiting when you're in the area we had a great time

This is a very cool playground with a lake feature. Definitely recommend wearing bug spray too! My…read more18 month loved this park!

What a surprise. A NH state park, Chesterfield Gorge has well marked trails, hand laid wooden…read morebridges, a cute gift shop, is conveniently located & the grounds are well maintained. The gorge itself has picturesque views throughout the canyon. Our visit was October so between the fall foliage and crisp air, we really couldn't have asked for a better day. Because of the low water level we were actually able to walk up through the water itself which provided amazing views both up & down the rocks. Be careful of slippery rock surfaces & steep drops in some places.

Stopped in today for our first visit to the site in Alstead NH. What a great find. It's not a pool…read morebut a spring fed pond with beautiful views of the pond and waterfalls! We had lunch at the Snack Shack, Tammy and her staff created a wonderful lunch and we only had Hot Dogs and French Fries!! Heard they have weddings there too..what a perfect spot! Will return. Told that soon swimming will be allowed in the pond!!

We took our furbabes out today those winter blues setting in! So we chose to check out this amazing…read moredog park! We went into the small section with our little guys jic they love everyone! Very nicely sized. Awesome! Pips were running crazy!! Unfortunately it was only a mere 18°-21° when we went so we were in and out but it was worth it for the pups!!!

Harrisville is a beautiful little town in Southern New Hampshire that is so original that the…read moreentire town is listed as a National Historic Landmark. The town was built in the 1870's in a picturesque setting surrounded by ten lakes. The buildings are mostly old brick. There is a lovely old mill that now houses several shops. The library is tiny and sits right on the water. A small beach park has a playground, but is only open to residents. The general store that serves breakfast and lunch is the hub of the town. We took a driving tour of the scenic town and surrounding area. The fall foliage around the lakes is breathtaking. Harrisville has to be one of the most beautiful places on earth. There are no fast food places, big box stores or gas stations. There is limited parking at the mill and general store. Many of the roads are narrow or gravel covered. Internet is intermittent, so a map is handy. People are friendly.

I loved exploring Harrisville this past weekend. Quite an interesting place to visit! I was able…read moreto download the audio walking tour to my phone, which added even more value to the historic sites. Not only did it provide information about the buildings but it was a mini history lesson, walking you through the happenings when the buildings were built or in operation. All the buildings seemed to be in good shape but some could use a fresh coat of paint. There were not a lot of people there, so it was really quiet and enjoyable. The views of the lake were phenomenal!

I ordered a Northstar canoe in May, and was told that it would arrive in late July. I was hesitant…read moreas really wanted it for the summer but was assured there would be "plenty of paddling time all of August and September" so went ahead and paid full custom retail. In late July I was told it would arrive early August in mid August I was told late August and in late august was told "any day" and it's now September and still no calls, no canoe. Meanwhile all other proprietors have major sales and I'm leaving town for 2 months so will have to pick it up in spring. While I know they didn't intentionally mislead me, it's at minimum a huge bummer and at worst wildly unprofessional to give such incorrect information over and over. Really wish I would've gone somewhere else.

Our friend group went kayaking during the long weekend and everything went smoothly…read more They have different kind of rentals and a large number - we did not have rental bookings in advance. Life jackets are provided of course and we have to sign waivers. The river route is so long and scenic and will definitely take hours. The staff are really helpful as well. My only complaint is that they only have fixed full day rental rate. I wish they also have half day rate for people who only wanna spend a short time. - 7.5/10

Although a smaller mountain great for tubing and honestly even with the limited lift and slopes…read morestill a much better value for beginners than the bigger mountains that really only have one beginner slope anyway. Not a ton of parking or amenitiies but still a great spot to try year round.

Very friendly workers there makes the experience much more enjoyable!! Kept up with very well and…read morenever to busy which is amazing! Perfect place to learn how to ski or snowboard!!