Absolutely gorgeous glacier lake. It's not huge, but what it lacks in size, there's lots of charm…read more You won't be building a house here, which is awesome regulations. Have been coming here forty years plus. It is pristine. Love being here almost every year. It's fun for swimming in. The water is clear. Fishing is okay but not great. On a plus note lots of frogs and turtles. At night on a good night, be sure to enjoy the reflection of the stars on the water. This is a great place to be!

Beautiful lake and hiking trails all around, if you're looking for a day of hiking and exploring…read morethis is where you want to go! There's also a parking area with picnic tables & benches where you can sit out and look over the lake.

Beautiful lake in Manchester (also the drinking water source for the city). There is a pretty big…read moreparking lot, some picnic tables and benches along the lake. There's also a lot of tall trees, so there were some people hammocking. Lovely well maintained flat trail around the lake. No swimming is allowed, but boating is allowed. Feeding animals is also not allowed. Would recommend coming here for picnicking and getting some fresh air.

A lovely Sunday afternoon hiking trail. The scenic walking trails, peaceful lake views, and…read morewell-maintained grounds make it the perfect place to unwind, exercise, or spend quality time outdoors. This park has a relaxing, almost storybook feel to it. The stone castle adds such a unique charm, and the views from certain overlooks are truly breathtaking, especially with all the snow and ice covered lake. It's clean, quiet, and feels like a little escape from the busy world.

Such a wonderful, peaceful place. Remembering hiking with my mother from Kenoza street, where my…read moreNana lived, over a big hill and down to the dirt road that circled Kenoza Lake, then, like magic arriving at this amazing castle. Then to top it off, getting to visit the elk statue just a bit below. My parents were divorced when I was a wee lad , my mother moving to Texas, which made the castle and lake even more precious to me and I visited it whenever I had the opportunity to do so.

Salem NH has 5 lakes! Yes 5! (Canobie, Millville, Shadow, Wilson and ARLINGTON! ) Arlington is…read moreSalem's largest and most recreational lake. It also serves as the back up water supply for Salem. I live close to the lake and love to see and hear wild life such as loons, duck, bald eagles, and more. Some people do fish the lake and it has mostly perch, bass, pickerel, and other small trash fish. There is no public beach (actually out of all the 5 lakes in Salem, there is no public beach or access which is a huge negative and public issue) however there are some areas that one can park and access the lake to swim or put in a kayak on town owned land. I kayak on the lake and there are islands to explore and it is so peaceful and the water so clean! It is hard to believe that we are only 45 minutes from Boston! A hidden gem!

What a nice spot for a walk! My friend and I were in the area to check out some sugar shacks and we…read moredecided to stop by this pond. I'd say it's really more of a park, since there are plenty of walking paths, including a nice covered bridge. I don't think I'd come out of my way to return, but it was certainly a nice place to stop by and check out while nearby.

Good area for dog walking. Trails are maintained well. They…read morearen't well marked though so it's easy to get lost - meaning no colored trail blazes. They have many maps of the trail along the paths, but it's hard to know where you truly are because they don't say "you are here" except for at the entrance. I can't speak on the swimming, but it looks fun for kids. There is a playground and a few picnic benches throughout. Plenty of parking and short walk to the water / trails. I'm sure there are better spots to swim, but this place looks like it gets the job done. Dog friendly everywhere except on the beach itself. Dogs must be kept on a leash. Doggie clean up bags are not provided, so be sure to bring your own.

I have been visiting Kingston State Park for many years, and overall it is a nice place to walk and…read moreenjoy the scenery. In the off season it is quiet, peaceful, and a good spot to get some fresh air. The views along the water are great, and the trails are easy to walk. There are a few issues that stand out. In the off season dogs are allowed, but some owners leave their dog waste behind which creates a mess and takes away from the park. This is one of the reasons why dogs are no longer allowed year round. You also see a lot of dogs off leash, and not every owner keeps their dog close or under control which can be frustrating for people who use the park responsibly. Parking has also changed. The lot across the street used to be available for park visitors, but it is now restricted to town residents. Most residents do not even use the park, so limiting parking like that makes it harder for the people who actually come here. Even with those drawbacks, Kingston State Park is still a nice place for a walk, especially in the off season. The scenery makes it worth visiting and it remains one of the quieter places to get outside for a bit.

This place really is beautiful and a great place to enjoy a day HOWEVER when people get here it is…read moreruined. I don't know who told jackass college to come here but there is a more than fair amount of terrible clientele here. So here are just a few stories- the people blast their music so loud. I can take me some classic rock or radio rock and even stomach country if I have to but this is straight up mariachi music and I just don't speak Spanish so it's hard to appreciate. One time I went to the bathrooms and when I was coming out some thug woman- like someone who definitely has been or will be in jail threw her hands up like she wanted to fight me because I opened the door as she was going to open it too. Wth!! Lastly there was a very very large woman and a very very little man. The woman was wearing a bikini that barely covered her nipples and the man was rubbing sunscreen all over her body and humping her leg. This was her stomach too- he was kneading her skin. So unacceptable in public and shocking. Oh and don't forget the dirty diapers in the water! So in short- nice place when there's no people.

It's just a very serene and pretty place to spend a few hours. Loved the walkable covered bridge!read more

Lake Potanipo (sometimes called Potanipo Pond) is a highlight of the small town of Brookline. The…read morebeach has been cleaned up considerably, and it's open (albeit in a limited way) to the general public. It has a small, charming lighthouse along with a public beach. It's picturesque. A great little place for hikes&leisurely walks. Lake Potanipo is an understated place. Its waters eventually lead to the Gulf of Maine. Not bad for a little quiet country lake.

Well, decided to take my chance as I'm in the area on business. Hoping the old reviews were…read moreimproved on. They were not. It's a shame, this place has awesome potential for families. There's even a trail for hiking. Pulled up and was shocked that there was literally no one here. Two playgrounds for kids. Pretty little lake with park benches and tables around. Scenic if it wasn't for the roadway in close proximity. The skate park would be fantastic if it wasn't left to rot. I'm not sure anyone takes care of this property but I wish they would. This place is disgusting. It honestly seems as if it should have been officially closed, or it IS closed but no updates. A small family came and promptly left in the time I was walking the space.

Always had a good time here There is a lot to offer here as…read morewell They have a full on skate park that is fenced in Nice parking area across from subway and dunkin donuts Plenty of picnic tables and bench seating by the water People go in the water to swim and to fish all the time There's a nice calm walking/biking trail along the water Very nice and not hard to get to like most places like this Nice to stop by have a quick bite at one of the picnic tables go for a walk along the water and head on with your day

Beautiful shared space for people and dogs. While we were there all dogs and their owners were…read moremindful of others and everyone had fun. Easy access to the water at multiple points. My senior dog had a great time swimming. Be cautious about algae/bacteria in the water and area!

Relaxing beautiful place to chill with the kids or have a picnic. Love it here so pretty in the…read morewarmer months.

Ah, Mill Pond. Just lovely Area to visit with a dog. There's one area along the trails where a…read moresmall beach is identified as specifically for dog and horse wading. My pooch loved it

pretty nice place for a walk. kinda torn between 3 and 4 stars but leaning more towards 3. pretty…read morepopular spot for dogs. nice views of the water.