I think this is a hidden jewel! It has all the amenities you could ask for…read more There are no children there which is a plus for adults. Everyone is friendly, staff and clientele. Great pool, sauna and jacuzzi tub. Only fault I find is the condition of the lockers in the men's locker room. They are rusty with some rust holes on floor and not are all able to be locked. This is an affordable and diverse gym for adults.

Poorly run. With a staff that body shames their clientele and seem incapable of even doing the…read morebasic requirements of their job. Avoid. The place is not for serious gym goers.

This place is better for older kids. The kids get very wild and there is a scooter track that…read moretoddlers try to walk right through to get to the best area for them to play--a wooden playground. The bouncy houses somewhat obscure your view of the children so it is hard to make sure that older kids are not being too rough with the young ones. The employees are not the friendliest and last time I was there I was chided by one for an incident that several people witnessed and it was not at all what the employees said it was. My daughter went down the slide and slammed her crotch on another kid's leg. She started to cry and the employee said she had been crying awhile when I thanked her for getting my daughter out, as she was 4 feet closer to the bounce house than I was. Often my daughter does not seek "rescue" when she gets hurt anyways. I usually see if she wants to come to me or not. My friend's daughter was with my daughter when it happened and we all could see that she had not been "crying for quite awhile". We were standing around the corner from the employee and out of sight to her, but we were watching the whole time. I found it pretty rude. It is an okay place to let kids blow off steam, but I like the overall set up at Twice the Fun in Dover better and the staff are more friendly. By the way, if they truly thought I was in violation of their rules or was not watching my daughter, they should have said it in a more professional manner instead of a snide remark. I think it was unprofessional.

I cancelled our membership for our two kids because we were moving and was charged for 2 months…read moreafter the cancellation. I have had to call there four or five times and still have only received half of what is owed back to me. Often times the staff has to take a message and they say they will be sure to pass it along but you may want to call back the owner your self-seems like they know she is not going to follow through with any type of refund unless you hound her. I have spoken to the owner 3 times and have left voice mails. Each time she says she will take care of it right away and then doesn't. Frustrating! It is also nerve racking with my two and three year old because many parents of the older kids do not pay attention to what they are doing and how rough they are being around the younger ones. My son loves the loop with the cars but my daughter has been taken out while trying to cross it. They need to figure out a way to make it more safe. Both kids do have fun but is stressful as a parent to go there when there are a lot of checked out parents of older kids. I would have given it a three if it was not for my on-going refund issue.

Danville Community Center was previously known as the Danville Fire Association Hall until the Town…read morepurchased it in 2011. They made a lot of improvements to it (new secure entry doors, upgraded/updated kitchen and washrooms, etc.). They kept the rustic knotty pine panelling. Not my thing, but it warms up what would otherwise be a sterile commercial building. It's the polling place for all municipal, state and federal voting events, used by several town organizations (some committees, youth sports leagues, senior luncheons, I think guides and scouts, etc.). Town earns some revenue by renting it out for private functions. And blood drives are held here. Used to be just once a year around Christmas, but now I think Red Cross comes three times. Residents of Danville seem to be getting a good deal of use from the Community Center. Dare I say money well spent? ;)

Great find on our trip to the area. Staff is friendly and the kayak and canoe we rented were in…read moregood condition and the area we paddled was quiet and beautiful. Highly recommend if you want an easy day on the water.

I ordered a Northstar canoe in May, and was told that it would arrive in late July. I was hesitant…read moreas really wanted it for the summer but was assured there would be "plenty of paddling time all of August and September" so went ahead and paid full custom retail. In late July I was told it would arrive early August in mid August I was told late August and in late august was told "any day" and it's now September and still no calls, no canoe. Meanwhile all other proprietors have major sales and I'm leaving town for 2 months so will have to pick it up in spring. While I know they didn't intentionally mislead me, it's at minimum a huge bummer and at worst wildly unprofessional to give such incorrect information over and over. Really wish I would've gone somewhere else.

Many fun nature walks. I'm new to the area, and I just love the canopy-covered trails. Dog friendly…read morein most areas. Lots of bird watching available. Some skeeters, so wear a long sleeve.

Beautiful property tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. The building was not open when I visited…read more Checked out their flower garden.

*This review is for Jet Ski rentals*…read more I have been going to Hampton Beach my life. And one hour with Adventure Charters warped my whole vision of what Hampton had to offer. What do I know about jet skis? Pretty much nothing. I have a driver's license but I've never driven anything more exotic than a go-kart or a vespa. So when my boyfriend suggesting renting jet skis during our vacation my immediate reaction was to LEAP at the suggestion and then slowly return to reality. 1. I have no idea how to ride one 2. I may get eaten by sharks (I just watched Shark Week!). So we called up Adventure Charters (the only place in Hampton Beach that rents jet skis). They were super friendly and answered all of my questions thoroughly and pleasantly. Since I don't have a boating license, I'd have to fill out a quick test to give me a 14 day temporary license. Then it's $85/hour per jet ski, no matter how many people on the jet ski. That sounds great. Flash forward to August when we walk past all the deep sea fishing shacks. We were greeted by the friendly and genuinely pleasant people working there who explained the little instruction book and test. Test took maybe 15 minutes and cost $20 to take. But no worries, that fee is applied toward the jet ski fee. Then we paid the $500 deposit on each jet ski and the remaining $65 per jet ski. The place provides life jackets, which you must wear, and wet suits, which are optional. I thought we'd need them since NH is notorious for FREEZING COLD lips turning purple water. But not so. The man who took us to the dock was so nice and put all my fears to rest. He even took our pictures on the jet ski and put them on their facebook wall for us to see later. (we couldn't find a water-proof disposable camera on the way there. boo) ZOMG jet skis are my favorite thing in the world. About halfway through our hour, i stopped the jet ski, turned to my boyfriend and insisted that we buy one (ok maybe two) for ourselves. I felt so safe. It was so easy to handle. And we went speeeeding through the waves. An hour was a perfect amount of time. There's a little clock on the "dashboard" next to the speedometer to keep track of when you need to return. We had plenty of time to test our courage and have fun and get back on time. We then walked, back returned the life jackets, got our things (which they were nice enough to keep behind the counter so they were not destroyed). We started planning next year's trip as we walked out the door. Nothing negative to say about this company!

This place is a hidden gem. Tucked away by the marina. The staff is friendly and very helpful. I…read morerented a jet ski here for an hour. I'm not very familiar navigating the seas of the Hampton Beach area. It was low tide, so they made sure I navigated the waters well before going out. They also told me the best spots to go to. I was cruising and ripping through waves the rest of the time and had a great experience! Will definitely be back.

The Center Recreation Complex is one of the best recreation facilities in the greater Boston area…read more It contains a center track field, two baseball fields, one football field, and several other fields and courts for softball, tennis, basketball, and soccer. It is very crowded when some league games are on. Overall it is an excellent and well-maintained place to take a walk and do some sports you like. The parking sometimes can be competitive, but you may have street parking instead.

The Hampshire Dome is wicked cool!! We went here today for…read morethe annual camper and RV show and It was our first time at the dome. The place is huge, and really futuristic looking. Inside - a track, a field for sports, with artificial turf. A snack bar, and more. The space here is great and handled the crowd with no problem. From the website it looks like many sports teams use the space regularly. This would be a awesome place for a night event or food event.

Great place to go for a run in their massive indoor track. It did take me about 15 minutes to get…read morethe attention of the front desk worker, but after that it was a good experience. No one was in the track, however if you want to use the turf fields that you will need to rent, because when I went there were multiple sports teams practicing on the turf fields. All and all a great experience and a great track!

Ever since seeing this AL location last mth my friend's & I wanted to check it out as a couple of…read moreus are members of the AL. We got let in after ringing the buzzer & it was dark, hot & smelled of urine right when you walked in. Apparently this night their AC had broke. I wasn't sure how long we were going to stay as it was a little uncomfortable in here. We ordered drinks from Jeremy @ the bar who was super sweet & easy on the eyes. He seemed new but he got all our drinks for us quickly. I got some pull tabs from the machine & ended up winning my $$ back pulse a couple extra dollars. We sat @ a table & played a game that I had brought for us to finish from another night. The members that were inside were friendly to us. Someone was playing some good tunes. I'd definitely be interested in coming back to check this place out again. It's in walking distance from the Amtrak so it would be a good spot to hit before catching the train.

pretty good sized gym with a good assortment of equipment. gets really busy sometimes. the group…read morefitness classes are so fun to try out like the yoga and zumba-- those instructors seem passionate. the kickboxing class is intense.

BEAUTIFUL facility. More than just a gym. They have raquetball, squash, pool, ping pong, bike…read morerepair center and much much more. Take a tour if you are considering UMass. The basket ball courts are fantastic and always look brand new and when you look up, there is one of the nicest indoor tracks around. There are tons of classes to sign up for, super friendly staff members, and every thing you could want from a gym. Great locker room. Free lock and towells to borrow. state of the art water fountains to fill up a bottle and vending machines if you don't want to leave for a snack. Be warned, its not just students and the older crowds don't like to wear towels in locker rooms. Keep your head up when you walk in. Free for students. Parking available with permit. If you forget your UCard, you get in 2 times a semester (I think, don't quote me on that) with just your ID number. Much better than a $10 gym at home. If you commute, go here before you go home and save the expense.