I loved going to this camp and will be coming back this year! Very friendly and made many new…read morefriends. I specifically went to the "Camp Pride" that they had and had an amazing time!

This guy has a lot of crashes on record, including one today in Woodstock, CT - crashed in…read moresomeone's backyard. He has also crashed in ponds, other people's backyards, trees and once into power lines causing two people to be injured. Not sure how the FAA still lets this him fly.

Just the absolute best experience. I was very nervous as I am not a fan of heights but once we were…read morein the air I felt extremely safe. Great stories about how the pilot Darryl got into ballooning and fun facts in general. Excellent sights and wonderful landing. I really lucked out when I booked them. Very safety conscious. Highly, highly recommend.

This is a multi-generational family farm run by a couple and their two daughters. The family is…read morevery hard-working, helpful, and experienced, and someone is always available and willing to help when needed. Pros: low-key, kid-friendly atmosphere, huge indoor arena, excellent head trainer, full-sized outdoor dressage ring, heated tack room with hot water, and access to endless miles of trails and dirt roads allows for plenty of independence and fitness work. They offer both stall board and pasture board at reasonable prices ($400 and $550). (Horses on stall board are fed hay and grain three times per day as opposed to just twice for pasture board horses.) They also make their own hay, which tends to be plentiful and high in quality although it can vary and occasionally becomes limited in the spring. They will do blanket changes some of the time. Almost all the turnout areas have shelters, but owners reserve most of the nice grassy fields for their personal horses while boarders' horses are often turned out in less desirable areas which can be extremely muddy in the spring. Trailer parking is complimentary and kept plowed and accessible throughout the winter. The house is close to the barn, so there is always someone around to attend to emergencies, and they always do a night check of the horses in the barn. Cons: the kid-friendly atmosphere includes kid barn help. Many of the chores are done by working students who are not always supervised and are often quite young and inexperienced. Water buckets and troughs are not scrubbed often enough. Stalls have dirt floors which soak in pee and produce overwhelming ammonia odors by springtime. No wash stall. No jumps but people have brought their own, and boarders are free to jump without being in a lesson. Last time I was there, much of the wood/wire fencing was falling apart and horses were getting loose on a regular basis. There were also often loose wires on the ground. Spooky horses may be unsettled by the frequent use of dirt bikes, nearby gunshots during hunting season, and random machinery on the go, but it's great for desensitizing them. The footing in the indoor is dirt and compacted manure (they drag the manure back into the footing rather than pick it out), and can get very dusty. The footing is not too deep but can be a little too firm in the winter. Also they do not water it, but occasionally will put down snow in the winter, which doesn't make much of a difference.

Have rented kayaks from them a few years in a row. They have been helpful each time in making sure…read morewe got exactly what we needed and what would work best for us. They rent kayaks (single and double) and canoes. They will help you load it and tie it securely to your car.

This camp is absolutely the best choice for girls to be for an overnight camp. The sense of…read morecommunity is unbelievably strong. The girls are forced to be out of the ordinary world by giving up on modern convinces such as phones, mirrors, electricity, etc.. The values instilled at this camp are incredible and help shape these young ladies into the very best version of themselves.

This place is beautiful. From the minute you turn onto the road leading up to the camp you know you…read moreare arriving somewhere special. The road travels along a picturesque lake and when you arrive on the grounds you will be happy you chose this destination. Everything is well organized, clean, and comfortable. We are here for a weekend wedding. I highly recommend you consider learning more about what this camp has to offer!

We were visiting Rome for a few days and stumbled onto this course. I'm a disc golf fan, playing…read moreAmesbury Pines often. I enjoyed this course alot. It was fairly short but challenging. There were plenty of ace opportunities but no give me's. The owner is very friendly and will talk your ear off about disc golf and the course. There is a pro shop to grab snacks, water or discs. We played the shorter course but am told there is a new pro level course opening any day. There is also a mini disc course. $5 per person. Highly recommend!

Cool little spot. Not a ton of space for recreation but a worth spot to stop with passengers or…read morepets on a long ride.

Currently residing in Portland, we are always looking for a new place to easily plop in our canoe &…read morepaddle away during the beautiful summer days. After some online searching, we decided to check out Highland Lake due to the proximity to Portland, boat launch for easy access to the water, and available parking. And what a wonderful decision this was!! When we arrived, there was plenty of parking still available and just a short walk of muscling the canoe to the water. Once we got out onto the lake we saw a variety of water activities: kayaking, fishing, boating, tubing, waterskiing, & jet skiing. Although there were quite a bit of people and activity on the lake, it is definitely large enough to peacefully canoe and still feel immersed in the nature surrounding you.