Wonderful Christ-knowing community. Excellent messages given every Sunday, multiple activities,…read moregreat children's ministry. Wonderful Church home or stop in for a powerful message and atmosphere

A nice walkaround if you are into boutique shops and restaurants but the parking is an absolute…read morenightmare. Give yourself plenty of time to find on street parking which you still have to pay for but it is much less expensive than the lots. Portsmouth is a really nice town and I am sure the locals know how to maneuver crowds, parking, etc. Well worth a stop in the area. Very New England and a nice respite from hectic Boston and dull Portland.

Enjoyed strolling this cute place. Its clean and nicely spaced. The stores are charming and worth…read morechecking out especially if your looking for gifts and souvenirs. Keep an eye out for every street and corner! you'll be surprised what you can find! My hitlist spots to check was definitely the church (UCC), Library, Ceres St., Moran Towing and the Music Hall

During our visit in early May there were few people here making for a quiet visit. There are…read moreseveral picnic tables and a few benches scattered around the property with beautiful views of the water. This fort was active through many wars and then decommissioned while building a protective wall around the property. Huge slabs of quarried stone, partually carved blocks and lots of stone 'chips' are scattered about. There are a few information signs detailing the history of Fort McClary and some buildings have signs that state the building purpose. Foundations of some buildings is all that remains. They have a few cannons on display. Check out their website for information on events and when the fort is manned. There is a seperate picnic grove up the road about 50 yards across the street. A dirt parking lot holds around a dozen vehicles or so and there is an 'RV turn around' area, but no parking for RV's or busses here. One outhouse is located past the end of the parking lot. There is a wooded trail at the back corner.

they have been shooting off loud cannons all weekend. we live right across the harbor in new…read morecastle, nh and the cannon noise goes on until after 9 pm at night scaring our small children and dogs. it is unnecessary and when we called dalton richardson the park manager at 207-357-3642 we got nothing but blather and defensiveness. this is an incredibly poorly managed park with no oversite to the people shooting off the revolutionary war cannons and no interest in what the public cares about.

Love this Church !!! I've been looking for a while and I found a special place here !! Pastor…read moreJustin is amazing. His message every week is scripture and real life !!! The music is so beautiful!! Check it out !!

I really like this church. The worship service is very good, pretty contemporary. Pastor Jeff is…read moresuch a good preacher, he's very straightforward, not a lot of fluff which is what I love the most. I always leave here inspired and with my battery recharged. This church is very proactive and focused on world missions. They are involved in and support various different churches, organizations and people across the world and send many of their own members into other regions.

This Lighthouse is only about 20 ft tall and is still used as of this day. It sits on the Marginal…read moreWay Clift Walk in Ogunquit ME. and the views are breath taking. Nice walking path in front of it and lots of people walking on that path. This Lighthouse was built in 1948 is in very nice shape and still lit as of today. Rumor is its disguised as a pumping station for sewage, but I have not been able to confirm that.

This is a cute little lighthouse that you can see for some fun ops! When we were visiting, we were…read moretrying to see how many lighthouses we could see and find.

It's a pretty little seaport and very touristy. And we don't mean that in a negative way; after…read moreall, we were tourists visiting last week. And we thoroughly enjoyed our day in the village. Lots of boutiques with lots of interesting items, some we felt overpriced, but others not so much. Some very appealing restaurants, lots of nautical-themed establishments (duh!) and easy walking. Parking, not always so easy, and it pays to be cautious crossing the very busy streets although every driver we saw seemed courteous to pedestrians. We wound up buying some nice summer clothing, shirts and hats, and got an excellent lunch recommendation from one of the store owners. We also found the public restroom clean and convenient. Our experience was a good one, and remember, that beautiful water is always just a stroll away. On the Fourth of July weekend we can imagine it may get just too crowded, but mid-June worked for our group.

I heard of this place many times over the years due to Presidents having a vacation home nearby. It…read morewas on the nightly news quite often. After finally visiting, I see why this is a favorite vacation spot of Presidents! Quaint, historical, beautiful, small seaport and fun are the best words to describe! Seriously and actually, a vacation spot of royalty and world leaders. Many things to see and do that my 1.5 hours didn't even come close to take very much in. The walk up and down made me want to come back! Lots of touristy shops and restaurants. Many are set up to provide quick service to those on a short timeline. A few tours are available. Everywhere you turn and look is something that would make an artistic photo! One item to note is the tide here can be significant and if you are from a non-tidal area, it is really cool. This town thrives on tourists and their spending! Help them out and have fun!!

This church is now known as Oak Ridge Bible Church. It is a great Bible teaching church. Awesome…read moresermons and teachings. It is also now located at 5 Washington st. Biddeford, 2nd floor

This church teaches the Bible verse by verse and has a contemporary worship service at 10 AM. It…read moremeets at 60 Oak Ridge Road (no longer at 5 Washington Ave), 8:45 am Sunday School, 10:00 am Worship service. There is children's church during the 10:00 am service as well.

A fun and interesting way to spend some time in Portsmouth. I visited town during off-season and…read morethis was one of the few tourist attractions still open. Touring the actual sub can be done in 20-30 min. If you're claustrophobic, the first couple areas are tight but it soon opens up. If you have mobility issues, it'll be tough to maneuver. This doesn't take away from my experience but something to consider for others. The attached museum/gift shop is nice and packs in a lot. It's a one time visit for me but glad I went.

This was an amazing experience!! We went on a whim and as someone who knows nothing about…read moresubmarines, I learned so much and it was super engaging. The self guided tour has little speakers with buttons along the way that tells you all about how the ship works and amazing stories from the crew! The inside museum was really cool as well!! There's a periscope inside that you can move around and look all around the area surrounding the building! A documentary about the ship plays on loop inside as well. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and they were excited to talk about the submarine! The prices are 1000% worth it and I would totally do this again if I was in the area. They have tons of memorabilia to look at and gifts to buy as well! We will be back!!