Super fun park for kids! Big ones and little ones. It was clean and well organized. The park has a…read morevariety of different levels of playground equipment for all ages.

This park is always popin! Great views of the city highly suggest you visit right as the sun is…read moresetting. 4 stars for some of the unsavory characters chillen in there cars in the parking lot. Other than that this is a great place to bring the dogs!

Lovely pond and adjacent park. There is a looped one mile walk around it with benches.read more

Was looking for a nice late afternoon walk while on vacation. Came across this spot that was around…read more10 minutes from our hotel. Lots of fast food restaurants nearby if you are looking to have a picnic or eat in the park. So many benches you relax on and there is a nice 1 mile walking path around the lake. This park has a lot you can do. Soccer and football areas, play structure, fishing - can even launch a boat, small hikes and a pool. It was so lovely we actually ended up coming back to take some graduation photos. Lovely spot!

Roy park is a convenient park with a pool, field, playground, and covered picnic area.read more

What a lovely Park dedicated to an American hero…read more The front of the park is an area that has memorials and tributes to Stark, including his family and his grave site. In the back is an extensive walking park. It's a great place to bring your best friend on his or her daily walk. The grounds are actually well kept. As you drive here, you will be moving through Northern Manchester, which as you will find out is a wealthy location with large mansions. I'd recommend stopping at the kitchen restaurant up the road for Italian coffee and great food. The staff there was quite lovely too.

Beautiful park dedicated to the memory of Maj. Gen. John Stark commemorating his military service…read moreand prowess in the Revolutionary War battles of Bennington and Bunker Hill. An elegant life size bronze statue of Stark, sabre drawn, astride his horse is the park focal point, a very moving tribute. Located a short distance away is the Stark Family burial site with a grave stone marking Maj. Gen. Stark's plot. Thank you John Stark for your service America owes you a debt of gratitude.

Very decent field and dug-outs. I played here with the Bedford girl's softball league and it was…read morealways one of my favorite fields. Dug-outs are well maintained, there are batting cages for practice and ball containment, plus it shares the same space with the Bedford Village Pool and a playground for any younger siblings. There is a set of bleachers behind home plate as well as a snack shack that may or may not be open during games. The only thing is, being in a more wooded area, the mosquitoes can be worse here, so bring bug spray!

Highly Recommend Going With your kids It is so much fun to…read morewatch them play and enjoy the fun of the trampolines

My 2 year old loves coming here, and it's nice to let them get some energy out, however, on more…read morethan one occasion, I have brought him here and a multitude of things are broken/gross. In the ninja course(?) above the ball pit, there was a wooden structure with foam padding around it, broken and a few nails were poking out. I told employees about it and they duct taped it. It was like that for weeks. Unsure if it is still like that. In the under 10 section, I will crawl through with my child. Netting is ripped, even high up. Many horrible things could go wrong with that. The plank bridges have been broken where a child could fall down to the next floor of the structure. The lower you go in the levels, the more gross it gets. The only staff I see walking around dancing, making sure things are going okay are the older ones. The teenagers that work there hardly come from behind the front desk.

Today while exploring the West End of Manchester, my friend and I stumbled upon this quaint little…read morepark. Filled with history and a beautiful view of the St Marie's Church as well as the old mills by the river, this gem of a park has many monuments, statues, and memorials detailing the French Canadian local people and history. Today, children were sliding and gathering snow to build a snow sculpture for their winter carnival.

Lots of cool experiments and science learnings to keep the small kiddos entertained easily for…read more2hrs; nice space, 2 full floors of activities and get your kids engaged with STEM

We had such a blast! They had things for kids of all ages and for adults too! Everyone had a really…read moregreat time.