I grew up in New England but my kids did not. When I learned that this place was only a few miles…read morefrom our rental house, I made sure my kids (and their cousins) would get to experience candlepin bowling for the first time. Now my kids have a summer pass at Lucky Strike - all automated - and they go nearly every day all summer long. They're pretty good bowlers. But candlepin is a whole new ballgame. It's both easier and harder and my kids had a blast! Not to mention we got our scores printed out on an old fashioned dot matrix printer. It was $84 for two rounds of bowling for 7 of us. Not bad!

A really great place for all ages- little ones to grandmas and grandpas. Safe, clean and a lot of…read morefun! A definite do over. It's hard to find candle pin bowling- it was a real treat!

This place has had a 100 percent turn around. Super nice bar staff 7/12/25. SUPER. Obviouly a…read morenew owner. Food exceptional. Environment still quint but clean. Will hit again soon. Tyler isnt there. We didnt miss him.

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.

Been here a handful of times and it's a pleasure every time. Hog fries were a nice twist on…read morestandard loaded fries. The pizza was actually delightful. Environment is very laid back and relaxed. Would recommend river lanes for any family visiting with young kids

My fiancé and I came to bowl and the place was very nice & clean. The staff was friendly and quick…read more I ended up not feeling well and we attempted to leave early, to which a manager was kind enough to refund us the time we didn't use bowling. We are from NJ and that is not a kindness we see often in our local establishments. The staff was so kind and I appreciate their hospitality in accommodating us.

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.

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.

This was the hardest mini golf course I've ever been at. It does not look like it, but man is this…read morehard! We went out for a family excursion for some golf and I had no idea this course would challenge adult and child. I had to teach my wife how to chip out of a sand trap because they are on the course. Water factors in a number of holes and you may have to get the net to grab your ball. I did when my daughter put hers in the drink.

Great local, hole in the wall find. The couple that owns it was fantastic and very friendly, very…read morepersonable. The course had some tricky holes plus some awesome water features. Loved the river in the backdrop- multiple people were fishing while we were playing. We will definitely be back!

Best course in the area. Open, well-kept, and beautiful, scenic views. I've played here dozens of…read moretimes and keep coming back. Highly recommend.

Played here on a Sunday morning, great course! Nice and open, beautiful surroundings, and the price…read moreis right. Compared to the other courses in the area (Wentworth & eagle mountain) its definitely my preferred choice.

This little beach was just what we needed on our recent family vacation in Maine. We stayed at a…read morehouse on Thomas Pond - which is kind of a funny name because the pond is a pretty decent sized lake by my standards. Unfortunately, Thomas Pond does not have a sandy beach area that is open to the public. We did swim off the dock at the house, but with little kids it was kind of difficult. So, our goal was to find a beach for the kids to swim in a lake. We tried the beach at Sebago Lake State Park. It was okay, but we had to pay a per person fee to get into the park. Total for two adults and two kids was $15. I understand that the money goes to upkeep, but the price was kind of steep for just an hour or two at the beach since that is all the kids can handle. So, we asked the neighbors if they knew of any free beaches. It was very nice of them to steer us to Salmon Point Campground in Bridgton. The drive was a bit far, but it was definitely worth it. The beach is small with three picnic tables and a little play area. There are restrooms nearby. There is also a roped off area in the water so you do not have to worry about boats. The beach is protected by a little point so you barely even have any boat wakes. We had a great time playing in the water, which seemed pretty clean. There is even a small faucet on the beach so you can wash your feet after you get out of the water. Tip: Bring some water shoes if you have tender feet since there are some rocks on the beach and in the water. HIghly recommended for a family day at the beach.

We've come here as a family every year for, I think, the past 3 or 4 years now. I think there's…read morebeen a general decline in the quality of the puzzles, where the overwhelming majority of the "puzzles" now are just combo locks. Our escape room was two rooms (as far as I know). First room was a combo lock and keypad, which was straight-forward enough. Next room we walked into we faced a traditional logic grid puzzle (my least favorite), covered by plexiglass, and given a dry erase marker to use. But of course the marker doesn't work. Neither did the second marker. Neither did the third... After opening a few drawers in the room, we faced no less than six padlock combinations to solve, with numbers everywhere in the room and no clear indication as to what to solve first or which numbers may go with which combo. It was just a stew of combination locks. No logical association or flow, and none if it, that I could tell, really had anything to do with the "story". It was just "found some numbers. Is it this one? Nope. This one? Nope. This one..." Some of the combination puzzles were clever, but most required odd, obtuse logical leaps or were obfuscated by poor wording. Workers were decent enough, I suppose. I guess our expectations were for something beyond a combo lock practice kit. When I compare this experience to something like Boda Borg, which charges the same amount for 2 hours of puzzle rooms (or slightly more for 4 hours), the value discrepancy becomes apparent. In truth, I think our money would have been better spent had we gone out for a movie and some beers.

This was my first experience in an "escape room". It was actually a lot of fun however, our…read morefriend's child who was 10 seemed a bit overwhelmed and bored at times. The Baker room is definitely not for kids. The staff were welcoming and appreciative that we chose their location to spend an hour of our day. They were very clear with rules and expectations. At times it felt a little over explained, but I am sure there are many parties that visit that really do require that level of explanation. When we entered the room, we were all immediately struck by the "smell" not sure what it was, but it definitely stuck with me for the rest of the day night. I am guessing it was from the items that were used as part of the fun. A lot of the stuff looked like antique items. The music that played while we were in the room, was a little irritating, but I'm sure some people like it. When I am problem solving I usually work in quiet. The attendant that was overseeing the room was kind and supportive as I am sure she watched us struggle. She put up messages on the screen letting us know if we were getting close. She was quick to respond when we requested for help. We didn't solve the problem, but it was fun and a good first experience of this type of entertainment. If you are in the area and want entertainment other than the movie theater next door, this is a fun place, but bring your problem solving skills!!