What a great Jack Nicklaus design!…read more Me & Ben were staying with family in Manchester, NH & made the drive an hour north. It was about 10 degrees cooler & just a beautiful day. We especially liked #10, Par 3, with an elevated tee box and beautiful view of the valley below. After your round, you can sit on the patio and view the tee box and green and enjoy the entertainment.

Nice course, two different ones. Open one first 9 & 18. Mountain course up and down on 10-17.read more

I took a group of six, sixteen- and seventeen-year-old boys to play knockerball today. I haven't…read moreseen these guys laugh so hard in years. I will say I haven't laughed as hard as a spectator in years, either! The boys had so much fun beating the hell out of each other in a safe, controlled manner and it turned out to be a great bonding experience for my son and his five best friends. We were in and out in an hour (completely exhausted), and it was shockingly affordable. We saved this activity for a rainy day. Don't make the same mistake. The owner, Matt, and our referee, Brody were fantastic and I encourage any group of friends or family to visit asap and make the same memories my crew did. See y'all soon!

Visited here during a bachelor party weekend and had reserved the venue for two hours. One of he…read moreowners, Matt, was our ref. We played one hour of knockerball and one hour of combat archery. The price was reasonable and everyone had a blast. It's a great way to kill a couple of hours during the day. Make sure you wear proper clothing as you will work up a sweat.

Wonderful 9 hole course! One of the few courses I could actually play 9 at and could get out…read moreearlier in the morning. The staff was very friendly from the pro shop to the ranger to the cart guy pulling up a cart even before we got checked in. Conditions were impeccable. There was a lot of rain the couple of days before and you would never have known. Everything drained well and maybe wet in the rough but no casual water anywhere. Greens were softened from the rain but easy to fix ball marks. Rolled beautifully and true Can't wait to go back and play again. Need to get some revenge on a couple of holes. Would've played 18 if I had the time. Course is easily walkable with epic views

Beautiful course that has reciprocal agreement with Maplewood so green fees were friendly; just…read morewish this venue was closer- traffic in North Conway adds to the trip. Plays tougher than rating but views are worthwhile alone. Staff is friendly- 9 holes played twice. 4.5 stars

Have driven by here for years and have seen the recent modifications and finally had time to stop…read moreand practice here. Place is awesome. They have trackman set up on every station. People working there are very friendly. Great options for food and drinks and just an overall great experience for practicing.

Awesome. Definitely would love to play it again. Course was great and everyone of the staff was…read moreoutstanding. Very scenic with the huge hotel and mountains in view.

Played on a reciprocal with 3 others from our home course in Jackson, NH. We had heard what great…read moreshape Mount Washington was in but honestly what we heard didn't do it justice. From tee to green this course is in amazing shape. Absolutely pristine. Tee boxes are perfect, fairways are plush and the greens roll consistently true for all 18 holes. We were met by the Head Professional upon arrival who was more than welcoming and friendly. This Donald Ross course is a gem and the Super and his crew treat it at so. Great course, great staff. If your are anywhere near the Mount Washington Valley, the Mount Washington Golf Course is a must play.

****Parents with younger children please read. A Clark Bear employee was taking pictures of my kids…read morein their bathing suits!!!*** An employee from Clark Bear began yelling at our young children, 6 and 8, over the use of a squirt gun on the Wolfman Train Ride while exiting the ride. We have been using squirt guns for the past 13 years. It's a family tradition, and we have never had an issue. The Clark Bear employee then began taking pictures on his own personal cell phone of our children, 6 and 8, in their bathing suits. This is absolutely disturbing and disgusting !!! Be careful if you bring your children here. We will never be returning.

We went and it was a one and done for us. I was impressed by the layout and all the buildings they…read morehad. My daughter's attention was lost at the circus and bear show and asked to leave. This is a girl who can sit through a movie and cruise ship acts. She liked the train the best. Too scared for the slide. We did the rifle game but was disappointed because we thought everything was included minus segways. Turned out rifles and mining for gemstones not included. Bumper boats were fine and you'll get wet. I think we'd just take her on a different train ride next time.

Learning to ski as an adult is both thrilling and terrifying. While happy with my slow but steady…read moreprogress, I'm often looking for ski locations offering trails that align with my current ability and offer a bit of a challenge when I'm up for it. Cranmore delivered just that and more. Lots of greens and blues where I could work on my skills, try trails with escalating difficulty, and still kick back when I just want to enjoy myself and not be a ball of nerves. I also enjoyed the length and variety of their many trails I could traverse. Was happy to have more options than just a quick up and down in a straight line over a full day of skiing. Their main lift was quick and skiers were able to load efficiently. Lots to look at on the way up. The day of my last visit there were several ski competitions going on just next to the lift so it was fun to watch people competing and see spectators make the trek up to watch as well. Ski patrol were out and about and lots of staff available to check in with as needed. The lodge itself had everything I needed... free cubbies to store your stuff, bench seating to change into your boots, adequate table space both up and downstairs to grab a bite to eat, indoor and outdoor gas fireplaces to huddle by, a bar and hot foods, and best of all... a bathroom at the same level as where you can ski up to so no having to navigate stairs in clunky footwear. Drop off area for skis, quick in and out to purchase tickets, simple walk over to a very large parking area. I can't wait to return when the opportunity arises!

My family of four visited Cranmore during the 4th of July weekend. We had fun! It was a lot less…read morecrowded than I expected. There were only two eateries open, so the menu was limited. The mountain coaster was the best part, and we only waited a max of 5 min in line, and ended up riding it 6 times. There was a longer line for the Soaring Eagle zipline and Swing, only because they can only hold a few people at a time. The chair lift had nice views. The trampoline was entertaining, but kinda one note. The inflatable obstacle courses were both scalding hot in the sun and had puddles from rain the night before, so my kids didn't like those. I'd recommend Cranmore Adventure Park for 2-3 hours of fun.

Our wedding at Eagle Mountain House was the stuff of dreams! The first time we laid eyes on the…read morehotel, we knew it was how we wanted to start our lives together. We went to check it out and had a meal there and spent the night, and we were positive. Over the course of the next year, Linda Boyer worked with us tirelessly, making every step fun and exciting. The weekend of the wedding was absolutely perfect. We started with yoga on the patio of the carriage house. What a beautiful way to start a busy day! We had Skydivers jump to land to surprise our guests, which was definitely a logistics challenge! The staff kept it a secret, and it was a smashing success! The ceremony site was out of a fairytale. The cocktail hour in the carriage house was definitely a hit! And then the reception in the event tent... I can't really find the words... The service was flawless, the food was even better than we remembered from our first visit... Magical really sums it up. All of the staff were responsive and helpful as 40 rooms of our guests checked in. The breakfast buffet was outstanding. The veranda and public spaces in the lobby are so warm and inviting, and family that haven't seen each other in many years were able to sit and visit comfortably. We highly recommend Eagle Mountain House to any couple looking to get married in a fairytale.

Mixed feelings on the new updates. Unlike some of the other grand mountain hotels, Eagle Mountain…read moreHouse could always be counted on for the true, antique quaintness of an old world resort. Stained glass windows, creaky floors, real keys and locks for the room doors, the beautiful old elevator, antique knickknacks and signs everywhere. It was time travel in a beautiful old lady of the mountains. The good; still have the real keys for the room doors. Removing the old lobby rug to expose the beautiful wide board floor, the updates to the dining room do look very nice and plush, although I missed many of the old, wooden signs that used to adorn the walls. The bar looks new and refreshed, with excellent service. The bad; what amounts to white washing the first level of the beautiful old staircase by removing the old, dark stain and varnish, and replacing the stained glass window favor of a plain, square sheet of glass. Changing the old library off the main lobby to turn it more into a meeting room. It has had all of it's book shelves, books and games removed. The old brick fireplace in the lobby is still there, albeit painted black. The main part of my rating of only three stars has to be the dining. The food has definitely taken a turn for the worse. You could always count on great meal in the restaurant, whether there were 3 people eating, or 300. Starting with an awesome breakfast buffet, and ending with a very pleasant dining experience, the food was always top notch. Now, the breakfast buffet has been replaced with a fixed menu, with the quality of food being only so-so, and delivered cold. The dinner was, at best, mediocre, with a so-called rib eye steak served that was over 50% fat and gristle, tougher than nails. Fix the food issue. Bring back the breakfast buffet and the old chef. Make the old library a library again, and you will be well on your way to getting 4 and five star ratings again