Xania is a rockstar! We stopped by Gifford's in Yarmouth and were absolutely blown away by the…read moreservice -- especially from Xania! She was incredibly kind, welcoming, and so patient with our energetic little guy, Noah (aka "Nonstop Noah" ). Not only did she serve up some of Maine's best ice cream with a genuine smile, but she made us feel right at home while doing it. It's rare to find customer service that stands out like that, and Xania absolutely nailed it. Gifford's, if you're reading this -- give that girl a raise! She's a gem and represents your brand like a pro. Xania, if you're ever in Richmond, Maine -- you've got to stop by Morning Moose Coffee. We will take great care of you! Thanks again for the sweet experience

This is our local Recreation department in Lisbon, these folks are great! This is also where the…read moreMoxie Festival is planned and many activities throughout the year happen. MTM stands for "Mary T. Morse". If your looking for something to do the MTM is the place to start here in Lisbon, they have events all through the year for all ages kids to seniors.

This place was recently recommended to us a good place to snowshoe with our smaller dogs who are…read morenot able to break trail with us (plus, these two refuse to be voice controlled so they have to be on leash). The person who recommended this to us made sure to point out that we needed to enter on the Greeley Road side. We entered on the Tuttle Road side the first time we went which is marked no dogs. The Tuttle Road side is beautifully well groomed for crossed country skiing. My husband remarked that he has never seen such nicely groomed trails for free. Please note, that they do suggest a $2 donation for anyone who is not a Cumberland resident. Also, the Tuttle Road side is where they are dumping snow so there are dump trucks coming and going quite often. We did find our way to the dog friendly side and I have to say, we were not disappointed. Many times you will find the "dog side" not as well taken care of, but that is not the case here. They have trails groomed and others that many people have cleared with snowshoes. There are many trails to choose from so you can make a day of exploring around or just doing a quick loop. To note: snowshoeing and cross country skiing is allowed on all trails so expect a skier to come down a hill as you and your dogs are walking up it. They do have porta-potties available and they are stocked with toilet paper and hand sanitizer, even in the winter! Huge Bonus. There are playing fields here as well. We absolutely can not wait to come back in the other 3 seasons to walk these trails. Cumberland has some of our favorite places to hike with our dogs and this is now at the top of our list!

This is my favorite spot to snowshoe in the winter. I love that I can take my dog as well. There…read moreare great wooded trails that are very quiet and serene. There are paths around the baseball field, which is nice as well. There are many paths and open fields that are spread out across the property. I haven't investigated these as most people on these trails are xc skiers and without dogs. The park is easy to get to, convenient to Portland, and plenty of parking.

Incredibly rude staff, it's a great facility..but the staff and policy making really lack. A lot of…read moretheir rules make no sense, and are enforced by people with poor interpersonal skills.

I used this place for a gym when housesitting for the winter up in Hope. What a great facility!…read moreSuper friendly staff, brand new equipment and lots of natural lighting within the workout room...a personal requirement of mine. It's pretty small but not having equipment to use was never a problem for me. They relatively recently opened the fitness facility up to the public as its main use is one on one personal training classes. For only $25 a month you get unlimited access during particular time slots during the day. At first I thought this rigid schedule was a downside, but in actuality, the compartmentalized options gave me two to three times in a day to feel guilty for not going! So I think it helped keep me more on a schedule than anything else! The changing facilities are standard, with lockers (bring your own lock if you feel strongly about it but I never did), bathrooms and showers (bring your own supplies) Overall, this place is great. I think it's still a hidden gem because more often than not I was working out alone!...Though that may just be midcoast Maine too. :P They have a super nice skating rank and equally nice tennis courts you can rent out for $30/hr too.

Great spot for the community when the weather is inclement. Huge play structure, large indoor…read morefields with balls and soccer nets, plenty of seating, clean bathrooms, and a large parking. It's nice that the church opens it up to the community. Highly recommend for a free thing to do with the kids, since Maine does not have a lot of indoor free activities.

Love this place. It's a great community center with a soccer field, basketball courts, meeting…read morespaces and more. Great place for families of a nice spot to work from. Good wifi and coffee thanks to the Mainely Wraps that's located inside.

I think this is a hidden jewel! It has all the amenities you could ask for…read more There are no children there which is a plus for adults. Everyone is friendly, staff and clientele. Great pool, sauna and jacuzzi tub. Only fault I find is the condition of the lockers in the men's locker room. They are rusty with some rust holes on floor and not are all able to be locked. This is an affordable and diverse gym for adults.

Poorly run. With a staff that body shames their clientele and seem incapable of even doing the…read morebasic requirements of their job. Avoid. The place is not for serious gym goers.