We used to bring our kids here every summer, many happy memories. If you go to the Facebook page…read morethe rules are all clearly stated. They also clearly state that many cars have different settings for lights and to check your manual, dealer or internet to figure yours out "ahead of time". They also give a tip to use paper bags etc if yours can't be turned off. We had no problem with the lights but our auxiliary does not stay on for any longer than 20 mins. So we had to keep turning the car on lol, who knew? Next time we'r just going to rent a radio ( $5 )or bring one. I'm looking forward to bringing the grandkids here this summer and building some more happy memories. I found everyone to be friendly and helpful.

Used to bring family here all the time, will probably not return again. Place is now somewhat run…read moredown with rude staff working out front, ultimately left feeling more sad to see it in such shape rather than simply disgruntled by an abrasive employee.

Seats are comfy, concessions are average priced, tickets are slightly less than Regal cinemas, but…read morethey don't allow any larger purses / bags and the theater (at least Mayfair) reaked of nasty B.O.

Such a cute theatre! Took my daughters to see a movie and they absolutely loved it! The tavern is…read moresuper small but had quick service, the girls that helped us were amazingly sweet and attentive.

This museum is a hidden gem! We definitely had low expectations for a museum in a small town in…read moreMaine, but this museum was great! The museum was $15 for adults and had two floors to explore. The first floor of the museum gave so much mining history and lots of information on minerals from Maine. The second floor has more minerals and gems on display, and has space rocks to check out. It took us about an hour to do the whole museum. Outside of the museum sections, they have a discovery room that is free to check out with drawers full of gems and minerals from all the world. They also have a fantastic gift shop with lots of different gems and minerals. Also don't forget to check outside the museum where they have even more minerals on display!

Wow! There are a LOT of minerals and gems on display - so much of Maine glitters on display! I…read moreloved the jewelry and learning about gems as well as checking out the world's largest collection of moon matter. The displays were technologically advanced and were very fascinating. We need to come back and browse more, there was so much to see. Very accessible for those in wheelchairs, we loved our visit.

It's a bit out of the way, but made a lovely drive in the countryside. We arrived just as they…read morewere closing, yet we were greeted with warmth The small gift shop had interesting, old timey handcrafted ones. The farm is picturesque with farm animals, barns and rolling green fields.

The grounds are lovely but sadly all the buildings were closed when we visited. I strongly suggest…read morearranging a walking tour. There are two gift shops and I brought home some ginger/lemon grass/peppermint tea. It's great for settling my stomach.

Great old fashioned state fair. Super nice people with a lot to offer for food and entertainment…read more Lots of helpful people to guide you around. The fried pickles were my favorite.

Went to the fair this past Saturday and overall it was an okay experience. I'm not sure if it was…read morejust because we went on a Saturday but it took us about an hour sitting in traffic before we could even park. Then it was so packed that it was hard to walk around and look at things. We saw the animals and some horse racing which was fun. I got an Italian sausage and that was cold so that was a disappointment. I would check it out again but hope for less people!

I came in on a Friday, five days before Christmas, to have a piece custom framed for a gift to be…read moregiven on Christmas Eve. Bruce walked me through my options, clearly answered all of my questions, and gave some great recommendations. He let me know that it would be tight but he would be able to complete the job by Christmas Eve. Due to the ice storm over the next few days deliveries were delayed and an essential piece of the framing had not arrived on time. Bruce went to great lengths to make sure my piece was framed for me by the time he said it would be. The piece came out perfectly. I recommend Frost Farm Gallery to everyone.

Came for a vet friends funeral last month. Ended up staying at this owners Air B&B. The winery was…read morelovely and we got a personal invite to make a reservation and bring down my friends. We had the best time listening to live music and enjoying seeing eachother...and I played corn hole with my son. Kids can run around the grass freely under the moonlight. We walked back to our lodging and enjoyed fire flies..we dont really get those in Los Angeles. Great people, service, wine and food. Dont miss on this!! XXOO THANKS!

The atmosphere was lovely on the porch on this particular summer evening. I took my daughter so we…read morecould try the Girl Dinner which looked so cute online. Upon arriving I was torn between that and the filet, asparagus and roasted potatoes. In the end I decided to bite the bullet and spend $56 on that since it sounded delicious. Boy what a mistake. My medium well done steak was well done. The asparagus was sub par and there were 4 tiny roasted potato pieces as well as pickled mushrooms. Everything was so dry! I asked for some bleu cheese dressing but all they had were crumbles. I asked for a soda to wash it down. The water was warm. I never got the soda and proceeded to eat the meal because I paid almost $60 for it! My daughter's girl dinner was cute with a tiny salad, Alfredo, a cosmo and tomato mozarella in small martini glasses. She ate it all and was still hungry. When offered dessert at $12 we opted to stop for a huge ice cream on the way home. Am I glad I tried it? Yes. Would I ever have a need to return with Sedgley Place down the street? Absolutely not.

I grew up in New England but my kids did not. When I learned that this place was only a few miles…read morefrom our rental house, I made sure my kids (and their cousins) would get to experience candlepin bowling for the first time. Now my kids have a summer pass at Lucky Strike - all automated - and they go nearly every day all summer long. They're pretty good bowlers. But candlepin is a whole new ballgame. It's both easier and harder and my kids had a blast! Not to mention we got our scores printed out on an old fashioned dot matrix printer. It was $84 for two rounds of bowling for 7 of us. Not bad!

A really great place for all ages- little ones to grandmas and grandpas. Safe, clean and a lot of…read morefun! A definite do over. It's hard to find candle pin bowling- it was a real treat!