We recently booked our dream vacation to England with Maryanne. We knew we wanted to visit…read moreLiverpool and London but had no idea of where to stay and what to book for attractions. She was amazing at providing us with choices and recommending which were must sees. She sent us an itinerary which included many places that we had not even thought to visit. We were particularly impressed at her level of knowledge and attentiveness. She even set her alarm to get up in the middle of the night to book and send us our boarding passes for our flight home. So if you are looking to book a vacation and take all the worry out, definitely reach out to Odyssey Express Travel. Maryanne is incredible.

Maryanne is not only a pleasure to work with but I feel like I can call her a friend! I have used…read moreher for both my Greece and Brazil trips and she has been amazing with getting back to me and answering my questions. I think the best part about traveling and booking with Maryanne is you can travel with ease knowing she can help with anything before, during or even after your trip. Thank you so much Maryanne! You are the best in the business!

I Grew up in Rutland and went here many times as a teenager. Yes Ive partied here as well when I…read morewas younger... tent camped as an adult many times.... and now This is my first year as a seasonal camper and they have new management which has done a great job at making sure rules are followed and fixing it up. First off, I read reviews that said its loud and I can say that yes on sat nights they do music and that is FOR the campground and the kids and adults have a blast but its NOT all night and once 11pm hits the music stops and campground is completely quiet and you really can only hear it where I am , near the field . And I have not found it to be abnoxiously loud any other time. ITS A CAMPGROUND people are coming to have fun!! And I read someone mention trash. There is no trash or garbage "all over the place" sites are not in "shambles" what I DO see is people that work for the campground going around maintaining the campground. Picking up trash, mowing etc. They do have a strict policy about driving too fast through the campground for cars and golf carts but I can understand that since there are lots of kids that are running around do you want to worry about your child being hit? I love camping at pout and trout and have gotten the most peace and quiet than I have gotten in years. No one bothers me and I dont bother anyone. I have awesome neibors that camp beside me and Im so happy to have a big area to garden . The staff are absolutely wonderful and I read bad reviews about the pool and don't understand why because as of this year the pool is sparkling clean I went there on one of our hottest days and was refreshed not discusted like reviewer said. So what I can say to these people that have in the past wrote terrible reviews about pout and trout is go back and give it another shot I bet you will change your review because it really is a great campground and I plan on being here for years to come to make many memories with my new grandson. Happy camping!!!!

New owners have made it a safe well maintained peaceful charming campground. From fishing to…read moreupdated swimming pool. It has for everyone at a get price.

Diagnosed my car issues and sent me a video of what they needed to do in the engine bay. Nothing is…read morecheap, but I don't feel like I was fleeced. They didn't try to sell me anything I didn't need.

Everytime I have work done on my car, Mike and his staff a very responsive, very thorough and very…read moreprofessional. I bring all of my cars to them for inspections, brake work, AC work, you name it they fix it. They are the best!! I HIGHLY recommend them!!

the most ridiculous place to go. NOT a pet friendly place at all. workers are extremely rude.read more

Had a family reunion there today and place is spotless. Would recommend for people looking to…read morehaving a great time in a relaxing setting surrounded by the beautiful lake.

Great, warming and welcoming environment. This B & B sets a very high bar for other's to meet.read more

Dont' miss this gem in Barre Ma. Beautiful, well-kept victorian with several rooms and a wonderful…read morebreakfast. Joe, the Innkeeper and breakfast maker is absolutely delightful, full of great information and just a general all-around stellar person. We felt like we were the queen and king of the mansion while we were there. Special times at the Jenkins Inn.

This center served as my home base for a series of hiking adventures on and around Mount Monadnock…read morein June. I was assigned a lakefront cottage that was extremely spacious and quite comfortable. There are more modern, and more fully outfitted, condos but I enjoyed the scenic view and quite setting of my cottage. Pilgrim Pines is a venue that hosts a variety of visitors. There are summer camps, conferences and, likely, retreats but my visit was with a group of hikers and artists who stayed on property from Sunday through Friday. Meals are held in the main dining room and are served buffet-style which made it easy to enjoy what I wanted and to the leave the rest for others. Guests are expected to place dirty dishes and glassware in a bin which makes for a quick and easy clean up. There is a 2 1/2 mile loop around the lake that can be enjoyed during a leisurely walk or a more ambitious run. There are also trails and dirt roads/paths nearby for additional outdoor excursions. The water was a little too cold for my tastes but the lake seemed to be inviting and would certainly provide a smooth place to canoe. There is a small store on property with hours that vary according to need. It offered a lovely selection of toys for children, sweet treats, Christmas ornaments and other holiday decor, jewelry, original paintings and some items representative of the region. Definitely worth checking out if you can manage to be around when staff opens it up for business. Every staff member I encountered added to the overall enjoyable experience of staying here. It was always easy to strike up a conversation or ask for any assistance. A lovely chapel on property did double duty as a morning yoga studio and an evening presentation spot for guest speakers. The real highlight of the stay, particularly after an exhausting day hike, was the shower. It had great water pressure and hot water that helped to make the muscles feel much better. Due to the religious affiliations of this property alcohol is off limits. Guests are welcome to enjoy the books, games, puzzles and even the TV found in the main lodge but for me the chance to enjoy the outdoors or just curl up with a book in my little lakeside nook was all I needed!

Great getaway every year with our family!! My wife has been coming here her whole life and now our…read morekids love coming to the pines too.

She was great responding quick very friendly we ended up up not using her a friend of ares found…read moreflights they are traveling to the same place but she was great

Been stopping here on any trip west on rt 2 for decades now!…read more The gift shop has lots of nice local products from Massachusetts and New Hampshire. It has snacks and drinks to buy, most of those are local too. The fudge, cookies, coffee cakes and chocolate dipped Oreos are fantastic. There are no full meals or sandwiches though. Just goodies and cheese. They have all the visitor center brochures too. In the fall they will give you apples from their apple trees. When they are open you can use their composting toilets. The bathrooms are always clean and looked after. They have a special shorter commode for children and there are cute paintings on the wall. The bathrooms used to be open 24 hours unattended but I think the of epidemic and insurance liability probably put an end to that. When the main building is closed there are portapotties and a kiosk with vending machines. There is a fenced in pet exercise area and seating outside and some covered areas to sit. It's a solid highway stop. It would be great if it were open past 5, but it's a nice place to stop when it's open and at least has necessary things available when it's not.

A very cute and informative Visitor's Center in central Massachusetts as we travelled from Cape Cod…read moreto I-91 to go north to Brattleboro VT. It was also a rest stop which we needed also. We did not realize we were in the hear of apple country until we got here. There are many farms nearby that have apple stands. If you have the time, get the brochure and visit some. They had a basket of freshly pick macintosh apples to take and eat as a giveaway from a random farm. It was so fresh and delicious. We have lived in Colorado for nearly 50 years and we never get Macs out there. But I grew up in New England and Macs were my favorite. They just don't travel well so are not grown fro cross country shipping. Take one if you are here at the right season. Along with all the Johnny Appleseed lore, it make a great highway stop.