I went kayaking today with a wonderful group of people and 2 professional guides. They provide…read morelife vests, kayaks & paddles. It was so gorgeous and we ended up at the ocean. I highly recommend them. They are friendly and very knowledgeable, as well as helpful.

We rented from Rideaway to bike the Cape Cod Canal. Had no idea what we were getting into, and…read moremostly made the reservation to mix it up and get in some exercise, but it ended being a highlight of our vacation. The canal bike path is beautiful - peaceful, pristine, and not crowded. It was challenging for us to go the full 13 miles up and back (we aren't experienced cyclists so it took about 2 hours), but we only had to stop a couple times. The staff at Rideaway were very helpful at getting us onto the right size bikes and explaining the route - highly recommend!

Very organized group. Beautiful area to kayak. A little challenge to get under the bridge against…read morethe incoming strong current.

Awesome experience taking the Quick-Start Kayak course!…read moreTrainer was so patient and attentive. He made sure I left that class knowing what I needed to get started and to continue practicing on my own. I would now feel comfortable going out on the water on my own for short trips around the bay. Highly recommend this class!!!

Reading through the more recent reviews it's clear a lot of people are disappointed in Edaville. My…read morefam went once for the holiday lights in December and recently for the Day Out with Thomas Event. Both times my family and I have had a ton of fun. My son is five and the majority of rides are perfect for him. This is truly a great spot for young elementary school aged kids and younger. There are a few rides where you have to be taller and keep the older kids a bit more engaged and plenty of rides for the younger bunch. Is this place pricey-- yes! But show me an amusement park that isn't. The tickets are high, but you can spend at least four+ hours at the park. We have not encountered crazy lines as others have. The Topham Hat car ride always has a longer wait at around 20ish minutes, but for almost all the others we never waited more than 5-10 minutes. The steam train ride is nice and it's a pretty long ride around the park. If your child loves trains, they will love it here. All the model trains/tracks inside are great to look at as well. It is a little weird how they must have lost their Thomas the Train licensing and the Thomas area very clearly used to be Sodor but now is a winter village. Things like the Dieselworks and the Troublesome Trucks are still pretty clear, even it it's not official. The food here is pretty standard. There is a local BBQ place that must rent out on of the stalls though, because their food was super tasty. Otherwise it's more hot dog, chicken nuggets, fried dough, popcorn, etc. I never went to Edaville before the new owners took over, so maybe that is why my perspective is different-- I have nothing to compare it to. Looking through old pictures though, I do hope they bring dinoland back! My family will be heading back in December for their Festival of Lights!

11/29/25 Let me start this honest review by saying I have…read morelived most of my life in the town of Carver. I have collected Edaville souvenirs and memorabilia for as long as I could remember and I don't wanna say that I'm a train enthusiast, but my career is ON a railroad. I was seriously delighted to hear that the KRF group was going to tackle keeping the Christmas season alive at Edaville! Before our visit, a lot of the local pages on Facebook had naysayers and doubters, and I took the reins trying to be positive: "If it wasn't for the KRF group, there would be no Edaville, since the previous owner gave up and sold off all of the rides." With all that said, we visited with an open heart and mind, and were sadly, completely underwhelmed. Yes, I did notice there were more lights around the park -more so than the last few years. I thought that the giant Christmas tree just beyond the entrance was quite lovely. And, I hate to say it, but that's the end of what delighted me. The shops from the last few years were missing (Hippie Pilgrim, the antiques, the hand painted ornaments,) and the only shops to visit (and there were so few) were those also featured during the renaissance faire. To be honest, some of those shops featured Christmas items, but mostly, it was confusing and completely underwhelming. To call anything on the advertising and Edaville ticket pages a "Merry Marketplace" was quite deceiving. The Jingle Bar, advertised as 21+, was fun and festive but it was crowded with children. And the thing that really disappointed me the most? PortaPotties! It was 33° and I know the Venue has bathroom facilities! To make people use outdoor, frigid cold toilets and cold water is downright cruel! To charge $28 for a visit that doesn't include a train ride, to shop in 10-15 shops featuring old English provisions, and to pee in a PortaPotty, is a crime.

Blueberry Hill is a private campground tucked into the Myles Standish State Forest in Plymouth. My…read moregrandfather was one of the founding campers in 1959, my family started camping there when I was six, and we had a permanent site by 1968; my brother has that site now. "Permanent" constructions aren't allowed. You can put campers and tents there, and build frames of 2x4s, canvas, mesh netting and fiberboard that have the appearance of a cabin. People park refrigerators, tables and appliances there, and generally stay throughout the season, which runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. There's a pond for swimming, fishing and sailing, forests in which to hike, a recreation area with a basketball court and other amenities. The sites are seasonal leases (no short term camping) and can roll over year-to-year, and Site #12 isn't the only one that's been in the hands of one family for fifty years or more. Contact the owners to get on the waiting list for an opening, but understand that preference is often given to the families of current or old-time campers. Times have changed, some, and now water and electric hookups have replaced the propane-fired refrigerators and send-the-kids-to-the-public-taps-with-jerricans of my youth. More people are there weekends-only and fewer live there all summer long. But it's still the home of my heart, forever. And if you can get your own site, thank your lucky stars. It'll be one of the best things that ever happened to you.

First time at King Richard's Faire and overall it was very enjoyable other than the food situation…read more Arrival/Parking: The faire opens at 10:30 and we went on the last Sunday of the season, arrived around 10:15, minimal line to get into the parking lot, tons of space when we parked. Atmosphere: 10/10 absolutely loved all the buildings, performers, most people in costume, really the most of the fun for me was people watching and interacting with performers. If I would change anything it would be increase the number of random special interactions like the plague doctor. I didn't end of catching a lot of shows because my group was pretty disorganized so I would definitely recommend going as a small group/picking out shows you want to see at the start of the day. Luckily lots of shows have multiple showings throughout the day. Lots of shops with cool stuff. The only other critique I have is that there were some shows where you could not hear the performers at all if you weren't directly in front of them so microphones would have been helpful (they might not because it's not on theme). I avoided the bathrooms based on what my friends said about them but did not witness first hand. Food: Pretty terrible all around. The food tickets are 1$ = 1 ticket and food prices range around 12-17 tickets. You have to buy tickets in groups of 5. (We bought 20 per person at first then went back for 20 more and ended up with extra, would recommend 25-30 per person) We got the baked potato: very bland, and turkey leg: idk what they did to it to make it taste like corned beef/hotdog but it was not great. The apple crisp was actually good, I would recommend it. The lines for food was the worst part of the experience for us. Small signs near the windows list a few food items and not every window serves the same food (even though it seem like it's all connected on the inside of the building) so you might have to wait in line multiple times to get the food you want. Lines did not move very fast, it seems like an area for improvement in terms of efficiency. The water available to fill your own bottle was hard to find and had a pretty bad taste. There was decent seating. Overall I would still recommend, my biggest tips would be to eat a hearty meal before going to avoid relying too much on the food sold inside and to get there a little early (and dress up!).

My second trip, the drive was lovely on Route 44, oven an hour long but we saw the trees changing…read more and the cranberry bogs. No parking, three lots down 4 miles away we found a spot, got in line and waited an hour and a half for the school bus to show. another half an hour passed before we got a bus, driven by the most hysterical woman, she was so funny and engaging, she had the whole bus in stitches. The fair itself was underwhelming, I missed the trees and foresty feel, the whole experience was lacking the original vibe. We enjoyed several of the shows, bought 5 dollar water bottles of warm water and walked around in circles, it was much smaller, less "street performers" and more asking for tips by the staged performers, and they were a bit bullish about it. II won't be going back, not as long as it is in this venue.

We had an absolutely amazing day out on the water with Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch in Provincetown…read more Our tour guide, Sophie, made the entire experience unforgettable. She was incredibly knowledgeable, full of energy, and genuinely passionate about whales and nature. You could tell this is more than just a job for her. She even had a whale tattoo on her leg, which made her love for these incredible animals even more authentic. We learned so much from her, and it was refreshing to have a guide so excited to share her knowledge. She kept pointing out the whales as they surfaced, and her timing was perfect, just when you thought the action had moved on, she would spot another humpback breaching or lifting its tail before diving back down. If you can, try to get on one of Sophie's tours. I've been on whale watching tours before, but I have never seen anything like this. Our four kids were beyond excited as we saw what felt like 40 to 60 humpback whales. The boat ride itself was fantastic, with the salty spray in the air and everyone crowding the rails every time a whale came up close. It was one of the most incredible wildlife experiences we have ever had. At first, I thought the tour was a little pricey, but as my son said, "Dad, this was worth every dollar. You should have paid more." He was right. We happily tipped Sophie and the crew on our way out because they absolutely earned it. If you are visiting Provincetown, do not miss this experience. It was one of the highlights of our trip, and I would recommend it to anyone.

I've been on two w whale watches in last two years. My first experience in 2024 was amazing with…read moreprivilege of viewing multiple whales breaches. We also viewed at least a dozen whales on voyage. They have a whale specialist to identify and provide more detail on the various species. Great for kids. The second trip in 2025 did not have as many opportunities to view a whales but they went out of their way to locate whales. Boat is very comfortable and offers food and beverages. Alcoholic if interested.

Amazing service! Captain Ed is truly a great guy! Made the day so enjoyable and relaxing. We have…read morebeen coming to MV for many years and have never seen the island like this! We will definitely be booking next summer for sure

From the owner: Book your own private charter on Martha's Vineyard's only Powerboat Day Sail. Our 20th season !…read more Relaxing sun and fun cruising for 1-6 people. Clothing Optional Itineraries to Gay Head available

I took my grandson and one of his buddies as a birthday treat. We went on a Monday morning shortly…read moreafter they opened. We basically had the place to ourselves, which was wonderful. Lots of staff to help out, and everything looked to be very clean and in safe working order. Big bonus points for the comfy couches to sit on all the kids played. What a great indoor option for kids to get out their energy.

I spent $90 on three jump passes and the pair of socks we got last week shrunk and they wouldn't…read morelet us trade a pair of socks for a new one. Every other trampoline park will let you trade socks for free. This place is a scam and STEVEN THE GENERAL MANAGER IS AN ABSOLUTE CLOWN.