friendly, Fair, they run a great shop: archery and firearms, Ammo…read more All your hunting and fishing needs. 3-D range for Archery.

I had a great experience at Morse Sporting Goods. I've been wanting to get a compound bow for a…read morewhile and all my friends have suggested Morse and they were right. Gage got me set up and helped me immensely. Everyone there was super nice and had very competitive prices. I'm a very happy customer and I will be shopping with them again.

This is a nice calm pond. About 5 miles when you kayak along the shore of all the pond…read more Good place to kayak, canoe, stand up paddle, fish, and swim. Also some people were enjoying soaking up the sun at the shore. You can see nice wild life, especially loons. I saw two baby loons for the first time.

This was an awesome spot!! Cheap rentals, beautiful lake, and great customer service! Couldn't have…read moreasked for a better experience.

OK, where do I start. When you pull up, you seriously think you just pulled up to the scene of The…read moreTexas Chainsaw Massacre. Just a complete horror show. Sofas on the lawn, a sea of broken down lawnmowers and a concrete block fire pit about the size of a small house, filled with remnants of said sofas and burnt beyond recognition metal & plastic. I wouldn't flinch if this was used for a mass human burning at one point. If you make it past the smell of Mustang cigarettes & formaldehyde , you will be greeted by a group of gentlemen right out of the Mad Max movies. All saddled around a lone campfire flanked by a few tarp-covered campers, a cloud of smoke above them of who knows what. These dudes are RTP. Ready. To. Party. Absolutely just a mish mash of Old Milwaukee chugging, old dudes ready to tell their life stories of past arrests and their Motorhead cover band (no joke). We actually used the kayaks for about 6 minutes in total before we were bbq'ing, drinking up a storm with these dudes. Just a friggin blast. A few other highlights I'd like to mention: -The restrooms were in the house up the stairs; not sure how the girls in our group got out alive and/or std free. -For about 2 hours there was a shotgun party across the street of nonstop gunfire; at one point showering down upon us into the trees as we played bocce ball. excellent. When it was time to leave, high fives and hugs all around from these dudes, like we've known them for years. So all in all, 5 stars across the board. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED as an afternoon hangout if you have a 12 pack, some friends and a willingness to hug some 50 year old dudes.

The Path of Life Garden and Sculpture Park blew me away…read more.. As the website describes: a 14-acre landscape where you can experience the great circle of life while traveling through 18 unique sculptures and pieces of art. Inspired by several gardens in Europe, the installations symbolize the journey from birth to death and beyond. So cool, don't mis this if you're in the area. (literally next door to the Harpoon Brewery)

Has become horrible. Customer service is now awful. We went last year and they arranged a great…read morecanoe/camping trip for us. We canoed for two days and camped for 4 days. Called this year and were advised it has changed ownership. The new owner Jack needed to call us back to discuss the trip. We have now called numerous times and sent multiple emails in addition to reaching out of Facebook. Just this morning, we called again to be advised by a person that "jack" has to call us back. She advised she told reminded Jack numerous times.... Sad, as this was a real gem.

This is a really nice outing if you live in the area and have house guests, or even if you just…read morewant to enjoy a day outside but don't feel like lifting a finger. I've gone twice (afternoon cruises) and chosen the upper deck both times. If you or any of your guests have mobility concerns, be aware that there is a small and very narrow set of stairs to the top deck and patrons seem to rush to select their chairs. During boarding and disembarking is when the boat rocks the most, so be careful! Seating is first come first serve, and the seats are hard plastic folding chairs (i.e. no padding, which makes sense in case they get wet), but both times I've gone, the weather and the lake were calm and the ride was very smooth. Chairs are arranged in rows like a theater, so if you go with a date, you can't pair off from the crowd if that's what you are hoping. This is very much a family and friends type of outing. The captain narrates intermittently via speakers in an informative and sometimes humorous way, and it isn't at all obtrusive to conversation. Everyone politely stops talking to listen rather than trying to shout over the interesting details being shared, and now you have a new topic to discuss! People vacationing or living along the lakeshore wave cheerfully from their piers, decks, and yards as the boat cruises by, which adds an element of local charm to the outing. I haven't partaken of their packaged snacks, limited selection of mixed drinks, or beer, but all are available from the deck below. If you do go down the stairs to get something and are alone, you may lose your seat, as people are allowed to change locations throughout the ride, but no one is permitted to stand on the upper deck as a matter of safety (unless of course actively moving from one place to another). You can buy tickets at the boat or online, and there are discounts for AAA members and senior citizens. There is a famed ice cream shack near the boat launch that I haven't yet tried but reviews here on Yelp! are stellar.

Beautiful cruise around the harbor. Spanning 10 miles. Round trip 2 hours w dinner. Pricing is…read morereasonable. Reservations recommended. This was my 3rd or 4rth trip. Food is very good not great. Buffet. Full liquor bar. This time around the dishes were filthy w caked on food. I cycled through about 6 plates before I found an acceptable one. Someone serves the roastbeef and it was barely luke warm because it was not over heat. Dessert is grocery store like cake. I believe I am done with further dinner cruises here but would go back for the noon cruise.

As always, the sales dept was extremely gracious with their time over the phone, answering all my…read morequestions about parts for old Thule roof rack systems. Drew, in particular, was professional, courteous, knowledgeable, and patient, going above and beyond to research old parts numbers to help me with an outside vintage purchase, despite the fact it would not involve any S&W business. It's because of staff like this that customers always come back and Tim has been able to keep his reputation among the strongest business owners in the community. Thank you for GREAT equipment and service and ALL your help over the years, S&W!

I just had another couldn't-have-been-better experience at S & W. We're lucky to have them in…read moretown!!

Just did the Learn To Ski program. Kevin is a very detailed and experienced instructor. He really…read moretook extra time and attention to make sure we were comfortable before proceeding to the next step. The lodge is very cozy and a nice place to warm up. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Will definitely go again.

We are a family of three who just finished Ragged Mountain Learn to Ski Program. We took three…read moreclasses each and had the best experience ever. A big Thank You to our wonderful instructors, James, Michael, Kevin, and Linda who were patient and caring beyond measure. They helped and supported us every step of the way. We will continue visiting this wonderful resort for years to come!

Stopped in today for our first visit to the site in Alstead NH. What a great find. It's not a pool…read morebut a spring fed pond with beautiful views of the pond and waterfalls! We had lunch at the Snack Shack, Tammy and her staff created a wonderful lunch and we only had Hot Dogs and French Fries!! Heard they have weddings there too..what a perfect spot! Will return. Told that soon swimming will be allowed in the pond!!