Was a bit disappointed today since our grandkids favorite ride Bamboo shoots was not open A few…read morerides were posted as closed yet the Bamboo shoots was not on the list When you pay a good amount of money to get in it's a shame we can't enjoy all the rides However the park is always clean and it was a beautiful NH day to come to your park

we just went to storyland this past weekend with my 6 and 2 year olds. multiple rides were closed…read moreincluding the hot air balloons, the pumpkin carriage ride and the bamboo chutes (log flume.) They actually closed the bamboo chutes to open the raft ride which larger people cannot ride because of the seatbelt. The food was horrible. Waited over 15 minutes for a hot dog for my son. If you're understaffed and unable to offer the experience that people are paying for, how can you still charge top dollar? It was a ripoff and I don't know that I will ever go back.

First time visiting with my children and won't be the last! We heard mixed reviews about Santa's…read morevillage but ultimately decided to give it a try since we were in the area for a trip. We are so glad we went as we feel in love with this place! It was clean, well taken care of, all the bathrooms were well maintained as well as the park as a whole. The staff were so incredibly friendly and you can tell they love their job. They were so helpful and attentive and stayed in character! There is a good mix of rides for younger kiddos along with rides for the older kids too. This is su ch a wonderful place to visit with kids and make memories!

My family and I loved this amusement park! This will be our yearly spot in November or December. It…read morewas snowing and super cold but we were prepared for all the fun Santa's Village had for us. All rides were kid friendly and our 4 year old rode them all. We stayed from opening till closing and enjoyed all the hours. We really loved how they give you a passport card for the elves and you have to find each elf to get your card stamped. There was sooo many fun activities and we will definitely be back this year.

Funspot is an absolute blast. So many games and so many memories packed into one place. They've got…read moreeverything--from old consoles and classic arcade games to new stuff that keeps it fresh. Super easy to get tokens too ($20 gets you 110, which lasts a while since old-school games are just 1 token and newer ones run 2-4). I had a great time on Burgertime and pinball--though I wish they had the Addams Family, Millionaire was still a fun one. Beyond the arcade, they've got indoor mini golf, bowling, and even a tavern, so there's something for everyone, kids and adults alike. This place is fantastic and I'll definitely be back. Pro tip: make sure to head across the street to 603 Sweets after--perfect way to end the day.

Fun, affordable, and educational blast from the past! Fun spot is technically the largest retro…read morearcade in the world and they do a great job of keeping the spirit alive. We visited Funspot on a Saturday and was expecting a massive crowd. Even though the parking lot was pretty full, we were pleasantly surprised at how huge the place was, so the crowd was spread throughout the facility and we didn't really have to wait to play any games. This place is 3 stories and it's easy to get lost. But there's something for everyone: a huge selection of playable classics and pinball machines (which doubles as a museum), candlepin and regular bowling, indoor mini golf, a silly little bumper car area for the younger kids, plenty of newer digital arcade games, shooters, etc, skeeball, slot machines, a tavern, a snack bar, a party room, and so much more. What I want to really highlight here is the affordability: it took 4 of us 2 hours to spend our first $20. That's crazy! We could never get away with that at any arcade I've been to lately. A lot of the games, especially the classics, only take one or two tokens, and you get 110 tokens per $20. They give out those classic paper tickets which is a slight inconvenience but worth it for the nostalgia factor. The snack bar has everything you need - pizza, hot dogs, soda, nachos, etc - even fresh fruit, which was awesome! And it's all totally affordable. Also - it's completely free to rent a party table here which, again, is unheard of! What else? Tons of parking. Easily accessible. Free lockers for your stuff. Bowling deals on weekdays and Sundays. Tons of token and ticket machines throughout, on every level. Cash bingo I think? Friendly and helpful staff. Sooooo much history, like a museum that you can play in. Yes, this place is old... That's the point! You can spend all day here without breaking the bank, and come out with a smile on your face and a new appreciation for classic arcades. Take the drive! Bring the kids! Get your button mashing on!

This was the highlight of my trip…read more I'll be honest I was iffy as it's not "normal" to see a Bear doing things like riding a scooter but after actually SEEING the show and had a lengthy conversation with the guy who does the show, I have no worries. This was fantastic and I noticed right away that they had no sticks or prongs or things to hit the bear with, just ice cream! The bears are adorable and they will not make a bear do what it doesn't want to do so sometimes the show will not be the same. I really appreciate this. The pricing for everything was decent, the train ride was about 20 minutes and I enjoyed it. The food was okay (normal theme park food). It was rather chilly when we went so I didn't get to do the water slide which is my only regret - it looked super fun! I would DEFINITELY recommend and would be back.

Have been coming to this place for years. My son enjoyed it when he was 2 years old and still…read moreenjoys it now at almost 17 years old. My hope is when he has his own kids someday that this place will still exist. It is not a huge park, and I believe it is priced fairly considering the entertainment value. The bear show is the main attraction. The love and care that is given to these bears prolongs their lifespan vs bears in the wild. Bring a change of clothes if you are planning on going on the water slide or the bumper boats. There are a couple of places to get food, but you can also bring your own lunch.

I got my LETTHEM tattoo from these guys and the detail is the very best iv seen,and thanks u…read moreguys!!!!

Amazing artists and super friendly! I 10/10 recommend Ren or Colby, they are amazing, patient and…read moreperfectionists when it comes to finishing touches. There isn't a place I would rather go!

We absolutely loved it. Fun and nostalgic and heartwarming. You will never forget it.read more

A must see attraction in New Hampshire for close to 100 years! Founded in 1928 in Lincoln, NH…read more Clark's is a generational family run entertainment attraction for anyone ages toddler to seniors. Antique museums filled with artifacts from early lightbulbs to roadsters and Indian motorcycles. A vintage railway train takes passengers through a leisurely scenic ride but beware, the legendary "Wolfman" may be drawn to the loud train, and he is rumored to have a missile waiting for unwanted visitors that may try to steal his "unobtainium." Summer heat can be beat with the water slide and the blaster boats. See the environment around you in a brand new way when you visit Merlin's Mystical Mansion. Of course the feature attraction are Clark's famous performing black bears. (Select dates, feature astonishing Yangdong Chinese acrobats, and an Eastern European quick change artist and her comedic harlequin partner. ). The bears will entertain you with their distinct personalities and random acts of independence when they want to go into business for themselves. Sure, water attractions, one over here, there, and there. Segue ride?, yup, -here, here, & here. Trained bears? .....right here.

Blow-Me-Down-Farms National Park for the Arts is a wonderful new initiative in the Upper…read moreConnecticut Valley, uniting the land and building infrastructure resources of the Saint Gaudens National Historic Park, with the artistic and immeasurable talent of Opera North, a non-profit performing arts organization in Lebanon, NH since 1984. If you're aware of the works and legacy of Augustus Saint Gauden, you may remember that it was Charles Beaman, a New York City lawyer and patron of the arts, whose friendship with Saint Gauden brought the artist to Cornish in 1885. The farm, dating to the 1770s, was bought by Beaman in 1882 and renamed Blow-Me-Down Farm after the nearby brook. Beaman immediately began building his "Blowmedown" cottage, a three story barn, and continually improved the farm adding several buildings and houses. He developed orchards and gardens and had considerable livestock. He also bought the land to the east that is now the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. Beaman leased this property to Augustus Saint-Gaudens and his family, who came to Cornish for the first time in 1885 at Beaman's invitation. Beaman's real estate investments and his work attracting artists to the area was key to the creation of the Cornish Art Colony. The Blow-Me-Down Farm property was eventually purchased by the Saint-Gaudens Memorial, a non-profit operating partner of the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. In 2010 the 42.6-acre Blow-Me-Down Farm was transferred to the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. A local farmer grows corn and hays the fields. The performing arts center has a large circus tent and ample grounds for both indoor and outdoor concerts. While the original farmstead and original auxiliary buildings are being totally renovated, the place serves as both a historic place and a concert venue. We went there for one of their concerts under their relationship with Opera North and the National Park Service. Havana Nights was a superb mix of orchestral music and both, variety skits and circus acts of immense quality. Musical works of Bizet, Lecuona, Bernstein. Valdés and Rodrigo were followed by stupendously performed parts of Man of La Mancha. It was an afternoon to remember. The New Hampshire/Vermont Upper Valley. Is no stranger to culture, with an Ivy League university, several colleges nearby, and one of the most educated populations in the nation. The addition of the Summerfest is just more icing on the cake for this beautiful area's cultural heritage

Horrible experience . Changed all Poker slot machines to single experience…read moreAvoid this place. Need to go to Wynns in MA

Not a great time…read more There is so much security it's not even funny. Carding and metal detectors and TSA like lines. Lines in the casino and people behind the bar that just don't get it. We got an extra beer added to our tab. I saw someone get the wrong receipt and card. The one fella kept trying to recite the drink list but clearly didn't know it. Everyone here is 60 or above. Who are they trying to protect? We were told if you drink outside your room you'll be detained until 7am the next morning. Is that legal? If you're under 40 you have to show 2 forms of ID. You can have one beer every 30 minutes.

Electric. Eclectic. Puppets. Paper machete. Art. Madness. Posters. Free admission. Scary. Fun. New…read more Old. Off kilter. Puppets. Purely art.

This review is not about the value of the price of admission since they merely ask for donations…read moreand sell art, but I had to leave after just a few minutes due to the dark nature of the content. I feel horrible for whoever has subjected themselves to creating these exhibits... very dark energy and an angry view of the world. I see the other reviews are positive so I understand I'm in the minority. This was a dark experience for me.