Beautiful campground, well maintained. Owner and daughter were very kind, found a last minute spot…read morethat would fit 2 trucks + our utility trailer. Gave us free fire starters too! 25 cent showers, little tricky to figure out how to turn on but worked well and great water pressure! Bathrooms very clean, have a slight cigarette smell but in a "nostalgic-weekend-at-aunties" way lol. no generators going so it was very quiet and peaceful. Cute little swimming pond felt great! Will be back!

Beautiful campground- Clean, spacious sites! Everyone is very pleasant and happy to help.read more

To whoever answers the phone and it looks like I'm not the only one complaining about it. He's very…read morerude and disrespectful. Today I had to cancel my ride last minute due to what's happening in my household. The guy on the phone was like " Do you know how rude that is? The car is probably waiting." I said I'm sorry I can't help what's happening in my household. The guy on the phone said that he's no longer taking any rides from me. Like really dude? Everytime this guy answers the phone he always have an attitude. This guy who keeps answering the phone needs to find something different or be fired because he has no compassion whatsoever. I'm glad I'm not the only complaining about the caller.

had a great experience with Main Street taxi at the end of a long travel day. Tim picked me up…read morequickly and was so friendly and helpful. I will definitely call them again, and I'm grateful that concord has a good taxi service like Main Street.

The interesting part is that I managed to get an earlier bus to Nashua & back from Boston & counter…read moreis on the third floor of SSBT & now they have very good equipment, drivers & they know the routes like the back of their hands. I would say for my ride they have good quality equipment & their coaches got numerous amenities like outlets, wi-fi, modern buses etc & even if they do charters & tours they got the stuff to deliver. Now you pretty much know.

The social anxiety lords have answered our silent petition not to participate in the grueling task…read moreof attempting to navigate through the incessantly crowded traffic of Boston by providing us humble New Hampshirites the convenience that is known as the Boston Express. Seriously, this extremely rare form of New England mass transportation provides mental solace for those of us who would otherwise become quite rattled by heavy city traffic. No longer do I have to drive myself to the airport (or anywhere else in Boston, for that matter) when I could simply catch the bus. The bus itself comes equipped with a restroom in the back, plus complimentary WiFi. Although...the actually efficacy of the latter remains debatable. Most of the time, I just use the 5G that's available, since that often ends up being somehow faster than whatever lame ass WiFi they've got going on the bus. You purchase your tickets online where they also feature their entire bus route schedule and stops, which is pretty convenient. Prices are more than fair and they even offer various discounts for certain qualifying individuals (I.E. military, students, senior citizens, etc). Honestly, folks...this one's a no-brainer and I wish I had taken advantage of this option right from day one. For reference, I did the math comparison of using one of the Boston airport parking lots for, say...a week. I would have spent over $700 parking my own car! Compare that to the 40 bucks I spent for a one-way trip for 3 persons; one of whom got to ride for free because he's under 16. Noice! Oh, pro tip I discovered via pure dumb luck: if you're on a return flight and you're not sure if you'll make the next bus run, purchase a ticket for later than you think you'll need. You can still scan that ticket for an earlier bus ride if you happen to arrive sooner than anticipated. The reason this will work (usually) is because the bus tickets are not actually reservations for seats (this is why it pays to read the fine print at the bottom of the ticket). See, the bus rides are basically "first come, first serve". So, whilst you're still paying for the ride itself, there's nothing stopping you from getting on sooner than your reserved time. Just make sure the ticket is for the same day and the driver usually doesn't care. Needless to say, this will be my go-to method of getting to and from Boston airport from now on. Boston Express gets 5 extremely relaxed and relieved passengers riding stress free out of 5.

Nice campground. The office staff was friendly and helpful. We had site 82 near the lake that was…read morevisible thru the trees. Pretty level as well. Did some laundry the machines were not great. Dryer took forever to dry. Has a nice store fully loaded, clean pool, basketball court with pickelball. The WiFi was non existent which was very disappointing.

Don't come Columbus Day weekend as they allow people to take over the community fireplace for…read moreHalloween decorations. I would love to post the pic

We used MTA to charter two buses for our wedding and they were fantastic! Great communication from…read morethe MTA team (Cheryl in particular), and the drivers we had were so friendly and patient throughout. They arrived on time and everything went smoothly. I would highly recommend chartering from MTA!

We used Manchester Transit Authority to charter a bus for our wedding. The booking process was very…read moreeasy, and the driver was punctual and kind. We highly recommend the MTA for your chartering needs.

The bus driver did not stop the bus and I had to drive an hour out of my way to retrieve my…read moredaughter who was in tears ( causing me to miss an important family event), as he refused to let them off after breezing past their bus stop. The bus company refused to take any responsibility for this which was very disappointing. Be alert for your bus stop!

Took Concord Trailways from Concord to NYC. Seats are very comfortable--plenty of room, spaced…read moreout, much more comfortable that even premium seats on a plane. Travel time is no more than any other means of getting to NYC and you can work/read/watch video the whole way.

Milford Taxi was prompt and the ride was exceptional. Prices were reasonable. Would recommend Will.read more

Will is personable, keeps his vehicle is clean and makes every effort to be on-time for pick-up.read more

Thursday August 26th, 2026. Penguin was here to visit New…read moreHampshire. Needed to used the bathrooms. There's a gas station and a liquor store inside.

Clean restrooms including one Family restroom. Diaper stations in both mens and ladies. No doors on…read morethe entrances, turn right or left to access one of two rows of stalls just past the sinks. Two water fountains are in this area but no bottle filling station. The outside and inside are designed to resemble a small town. A covered bridge looms overhead by a back entrance. Inside are a few small metal tables and chairs plus a couple 'stand up' to eat tables. Outside is a raised area in front with several metal picnic tables plus two more by outdoor vending machines. Three small parking areas seem to provide just enough space during our lunch time stop. A dog walking area was alongside the highway across from the gas pumps. There are eight pull thru pumps but not really a good stop is you have a long trailer. Cars are parked on the other side of the pumps and a sharp left (u-turn) followed by a right are needed to exit this area from what I can see. I did not see an electric car charge station although there is a air vac machine near the pumps. The inside is absolute chaos. We entered midway in to the building into a maze of free standing displays of things to buy next to tables and chairs. At this entrance, on the left, is a cotton candy making machine where a group was standing watching the fun. A tween was standing between some of the displays blocking traffic. The market is directly to the right. Everyone in the area was trying to find a way around all these obsticles. Loud 70's rock is playing both inside and out which added to the feeling of chaos. You can literally see the stress level go up as people try to navigate the interior. It's probably fine during a less busy time of day. The convenience store 'market' inside includes 'grab & go' foods like premade sandwiches and pizza slices plus sodas, snack foods and souveniers. The aisles are too narrow to pass creating back-ups. The self-serve pizza slice area has no counter to place your box while you get yourself a slice so customers were putting items on top of inventory to free up their hand. Nothing is clearly signed. Half the people were 'just looking' while the other half were trying to find a way around the slow pokes. The only restaurant food here is fast food provided by The Common man. Order and pay at a digital kiosk or stand in line on the right for the cashier. Pick up on the left. They have a seperate bakery/coffee shop and you order for both areas at the kiosks. Food and price are just OK. We received a 'steak bomb' which includes onions & peppers when we ordered a plain steak & cheese which is a different menu item. The brie on my turkey and brie sandwich is cheese sauce, same as used on the steak and cheese. The cold cuts are not quality imho but the honey mustard and bread were good and the lettuce was fresh and plentiful. Everything is packed to eat on site. There are plenty of trash and recycle containers inside and out. Bus your own table/picnic table. Vending machines are available outside in a covered area at the side entrance near the pumps. Handicapped parking is there as well. This entrance is closest to the restrooms. A seperate building near this entrance makes apple cider donuts and smells delicious. The state liquor store is at the opposite end of the building and has it's own entrance.