This place is amazing! It's a large facility with multiple gyms, childcare, lots of summer camps,…read morepickle ball leagues, indoor pool, and much more. I come for the fitness area. They have great air conditioning and the cardio area is on the second floor, overlooking a creek. I've never had to wait for a machine, I usually go around 10am. The facilities are very clean and well maintained. You are allowed to use the group exercise rooms when a class isn't in session, where you will have lots of room to stretch (there isn't much room for that in the fitness area). Membership is also less expensive than in other areas of Maine. It's amazing to watch all the activity happening here, it's a great resource to the Waterville community.

School Street Yoga is the best yoga studio out there that just so happens to be tucked away on a…read moreside street in Waterville, Maine. Whether you're an avid yoga practitioner or have been contemplating trying yoga for the first time, it's an absolute must. My only warning is that you'll be hard pressed to find a better experience once you step foot in the studio. I started practicing with the founders, Jeri Wilson and Susan Golden, more than 10 years ago when I was 16. Both continue to teach at the studio even though it recently changed hands and is now owned by Kathleen Haberstock. But I have to say, Jeri and Susan spoiled me and my yoga experience for the rest of my life. I've lived in big cities from the east coast to the west and I still come back to the joy of these teachers and this studio. This place is truly a community. From the teachers who lead classes to the students who take the time out of their day to practice with one another in this space, it feels like coming home whenever I take a class. There is an abundance of teaching styles and multiple class levels so it's always easy to find something that fits what you need and where you are in your life and your physical ability. They offer events and teacher trainings and host teachers from other studios who bring something different to the table and allow this small community to experience world-class talent. If you're reading this and just discovering School Street Yoga for the first time, I urge you to take a class and see how lucky Waterville is to have a studio of this caliber. And if you're reading this and you already know what I'm talking about, this is your friendly reminder to return to the studio and your practice. You won't regret it.

Just what I needed to feel better, both my mind and body! School street yoga has a great team of…read moreinstructors,with lots of opportunities to participate in different levels of yoga practice! I'll be back soon!

My husband and I were so excited to discover Taber's mini golf. Who knew that Auburn, ME was such a…read moremecca for mini golf, with both Roy's and Taber's within 5 min of each other?!? (For the record, both are great in their own unique ways, and they combine to make an excellent day trip to Auburn). We came to Taber's on a Saturday evening and it definitely was busy - it seemed to be all locals as opposed to tourists, as the parking lot was 100% Maine license plates. Even with the slight crowds, we still didn't have to wait too long on any given hole, and we were able to use the extra time to soak in all the cool sights of this mini golf course. The mini golf course is beautifully maintained (not gonna lie, I LOVE a nicely manicured mini golf course where the greens are in tip-top shape), with lots of carvings of animals sprinkled across the course to set the scene. They even had a cute little fairy garden around one of the holes! The best part though was that, at around hole 9, you get an *epic* view - I'm so glad we came here around sunset, as we ended up getting some beautiful pics of our group with the lake in the background. It truly is an exceptional property, with a HUGE lawn and a driving range as well. This is one of those mini golf courses that will please both the serious golfers (the greens are so nicely maintained that the course feels fair if you want to have a competition within your group) and newbies (plenty of variety across the holes to keep things interesting for all). After mini golf, we grabbed a bite here as well. While we originally ate here because of the convenience (we worked up quite an appetite after 18 holes!), we were pleasantly surprised by the food. The hot dog was A++ (I am kind of a hot dog snob...), the fries were hot and shoe-string style (basically like an upgraded version of McDonalds - and I mean this as a compliment!), and the grilled cheese was perfect (I think this is the first time I've ever seen a round grilled cheese!). The food prices really can't be beat either. My husband and I have visited 100+ mini golf courses across the country, and this little spot in Auburn, Maine really impressed us and ranks high on our list of best mini golf courses in Maine.

Absolute banger of a burger for 8.32. Onion rings perfect. Please re open before April. Putt Putt…read morecourse entertaining. Love this place

I have nothing to compare it to, but we booked the Portal and thought it was challenging and…read moreintriguing activity on a rainy day - 2 adults and one 14 year old. The teen and her mom worked so well together solving the puzzles - that was a joy to witness. Our guide was chill, helpful without giving anything away, and very friendly. This isn't some slick corporate production but instead made by game masters using hand-crafted props, challenges, and maps. Really clever! For the Portal, yes, wear hot bright colors b/c those colors really pop.

We came and went to do The Portal. We enjoyed the room. Not anything over the top. Props are pretty…read morebasic. Worth stopping by.

Nice little golf course. Friendly people. Would recommend for a friendly game. Go check it out.read more

My friend and I were pleasantly surprised at how nice this course was. Several holes provided a…read morewelcome challenge, and it is clear they put a lot of work into keeping the grounds up. The clubhouse has snacks, drinks (+beer!) for sale. It's hard to beat the value.

Lake St. George is a beautiful, clean, and serene spring fed lake perfect for swimming, fishing,…read morecanoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding and boating. The park is immaculately well kept, with many picnic tables and grills available. There is plenty of space to lay out a blanket for sunning or picnicking, and lots of green space for outdoors games. There are clean bath/changing rooms close to the designated swimming area. There is also a lifeguard on duty. Entry fees are reasonable ($7 per adult for non residents) and plenty of parking, including handicapped parking. No trash bins--take out what you bring in. A wonderful place to spend the day!

This is such a great state park, especially for swimming. The lake is clear and there are several…read moreswim spots along the shore that are fairly private because of how spread out the picnic tables and swim spots are. The camping is nice here too with good facilities, but the road noise is evident, especially at night when other things quiet down. Lastly, the park is dog friendly, which is so appreciated! Our dogs have enjoyed it each time they come, whether it be for camping or just stopping in to swim. I'm not sure if dogs are allowed in the water or not, but our dogs prefer to lounge in the sun or shade of the picnic table anyway.

Was treated like a king !!!! Had not played there since 1982 !!!! Will be back for sure next…read moresummer!!!

I've been playing here since the early 90's. There are 2 18 hole courses to choose from, Arrowhead…read moreand Tomahawk. Tomahawk is the more challenging course and newer course at the site, opened for play in 2002 and designed by Dan Maples (http://www.northmyrtlebeachgolf.com/course-architects/dan-maples.html). Arrowhead is mostly straight runs at the flag with some hazards and hills, but it's still fun and challenging for most players. This has been the staple of the course since they opened in 1965. I've played several courses in the area and this is as good as it gets in Central Maine.

This is a special place that does not get the credit that it deserves from its marketing team…read more The name pronounced (Med-aum-ick) It's like a summer camp that kids go to but for the whole family. I thought it was going to be lame by the advertising but it was the opposite. As I get older I feel like I get disconnected from the ideal of being FREE. Working, paying a mortgage, taxes, car payments it's all a cage that I have built around myself. Medomack family camp is a brief week free from that cage, I LOVED my time there but hated climbing back in the cage of at the end of the week when it was over (reality)! If you want a week of FREEDOM with your family and three special hours a day with your significant other this is the place. The schedule at Medomak allows you time while your kids have time, the best part is reuniting at lunch and sharing your experiences with each other. Don't worry about cooking, or cleaning or planning, it's all been done for you!! The owners are great people, involved and genuine, they are the authors of the magic at Medomak.

This family camp is a true gem - the best kind of all-inclusive vacation for families. My family of…read morefive loves it. The kids spend time by themselves, my husband and I have time alone and together, and we have time with the kids to enjoy each other as a family. The camp is large enough for the kids to exercise their independence --heading to the barn for activities or kayaking in the cove by themselves without me worrying about them. When we go, I don't cook, clean or plan anything - which as a busy mom, is the best kind of vacation. The camp is rustic and simple but very clean with beautifully manicured grounds - a space just perfect for appreciating nature. The food is delicious (I probably gained 5 lbs last week) and easily catered to special diets. I enjoyed a nice mix of structured activities (fishing, sailing, art, archery, land sports, barn dance, bingo, etc) and down time (time at the lake or for a nature walk or just to relax around the fire). I also appreciated the sense of community that camp strives to create each week among the family members. At about 10-12 families per week, it is just the right size. Can't recommend this special place highly enough and I can't wait to go back.