It's a Trustees property. So parking is $6. Huge parking lot. Can easily accommodate 100 cars…read more Beware that many Trustees properties, including this one, allow hunting. Right now (October) it is Bow season. Lots of trail options, quite a few ponds, hills, and connects to Fork Factory Brook across the street. They have designated dog On Leash/Off Leash areas. Trails are well marked. But you need to carry a map. Unless you have memorized all the trail names. They do not have maps at the intersections.

Growing up in the 60's and 70's in Medfield was a gift looking back in time. One of the special…read moreplaces in town was Rocky Woods. Summers where you could rent paddle boats and row boats, private picnic areas around the pond where you had your own site with table and fire place to cook on. Miles of trails with an observation tower that enabled views of Southern New Hampshire on a clear day. Winters were magical, ice skating on the pond that was well lit for night time skating and music with a very large rustic log cabin that overlooked the pond. A place to socialize, enjoy hot coffee and hot chocolate along with snacks and food. A second pond across the parking lot was used for hockey games, and both skating areas were meticulously maintained. If that wasn't enough, there was a ski hill with rope tow at the end of the skating pond. So many memories of time spent with friends growing up all winter skating and coming of age. It was back in a time when we actually had winter here. Now, all of this is just a distant memory for the now elderly who remember how lucky we were. Tragically, The Trustees of Reservations who own the property ended all of these activities, removed the parking lot and tore down the majestic log cabin. I can only imagine how Dr. Joel Goldthwait who gave this property to the Trustees of Reservations, along with a large endowment in 1942 must feel about what they turned it into. Thank you Mario Pederzini and countless others for making Rocky Woods what it once was and most importantly what it was meant to be.

James, our guide on our rafting trip, was amazing. He is an amazing guide who taught everyone in…read morethe raft how to navigate in the water as a group within the first few minutes. James loves what he does and has many years of experience. He speaks multiple languages fluently and is knowledgeable in everything! James made our rafting trip truly memorable. Not one second of the journey was boring with him as guide!

Bought a new Pyranha Scorch small kayak! Order went well with delivery within a few weeks. Jim…read moreanswered all questions and was very knowledgeable about kayaking was buying! Transaction went smoothly! This was a 2nd kayak after 45 years with same brand!

I booked an amazing sunset cruise for my birthday with Captain Sam. We had a combination of adults…read moreand kids and went out for a beautiful cruise around Monomy island. Captain Sam was very knowledgeable and showed us various landmarks throughout. The boat was amazing - everything looked brand new and there were various areas of the boat for us to hang out in. In particular I loved the fly bridge which had incredible views of the sunset and water. Captain Sam was awesome and played great tunes. I will definitely be booking again in the future for my next girls trip or for a special night with the family. The perfect cape experience!

From the owner: Come aboard the 35' Duffy, "Taken A Chance", with third generation Cape Cod fisherman Captain Sam…read moreCrafts. We offer sport and family charter boats out of Allen Harbor in Harwich Port. Experience the rich fishing grounds of Nantucket Sound, in the tide rips of Nantucket shoals and Monomoy shoals, and the Atlantic Ocean on our fishing boat. From striped bass, fluke, seabass, blue fish, cod, squid, albies, and the GIANT bluefin tuna.... Your lines are bound to get tight! In addition to fishing charters we offer sunset cruises, the best way to top off a great beach day on the Cape.

Our tour guide was Jack. He was friendly, funny and knowledgeable. He talked through some…read moreProvidence and RI history and provided excellent overviews of each of our stops and the stories behind each eatery. The food was off the hook delicious: RI clam chowder, ice cream, taco, chicken, jollaf, sweet potato fries, gourmet pretzel. It's unbelievable that so much amazing food exists in such a small area. I highly recommend this tour!!

We had a lot of fun on our Food tour this past weekend. Angel was great in providing us with pieces…read moreof Newport's history as we walked about, sopping at 6 different places to sample a dish prepared for us. Having been to Newport many times, I really appreciated going to the more local restaurants not typically on a visitor's radar. Highly rated for an enjoyable afternoon with Angel.

Sean is a tremendous source of critical historical facts. Plus he is an interesting person to spend…read moretime with walking on the Freedom Trail and throughout Boston. He was fun and thoughtful in his approach and offered as much information as you could imagine told in an easy to digest fashion. He is a local and knows his state's past inside and out. He is probably the best tour guide I have ever had. And this is from someone who went to college in Boston and I was doing this walk with my best friends from college. Thank you Sean! You will not be regret having Sean show you the town.

Sean has a wealth of knowledge in the history of Boston, Cambridge and nearby towns and the…read morecritical role they played in the American Revolution. He is also an amazing tour guide, personalizing the tour based on individual preferences and interests. While I had already seen Boston and Cambridge once before on my own, I now appreciate the places I visited even more not only because of their own natural beauty and charm, drive for innovation in a vibrant economy, and scenic beaches, but also Sean's the intricate storytelling behind each monument, modern building, sculpture, a famous person (even food and beverages like a charming casual place to relish a dark chocolate drink or indulging pizza from a local popular pizza place). That storytelling from past to present mades the tour more holistic and memorable, so much that I'd like to come back to Boston and Cambridge and explore more sites not yet visited. So, if you want to immerse yourself in a adventure in the East Coast, reach out to Sean and check out his website and youtube channel.

We had a few groupons to get our kayak on, and with the beautiful weather we had this weekend, it…read morewas the perfect time. Nothing better than being on the open ocean with a paddle. Four of us arrived, filled out a simple waiver, and got our life vests and paddles. After not so gracefully plopping into the kayaks, we were on our way. Once we got the hang of it, we were on our way to the closest island. We were hoping to get to Spectacle, (insert snicker here) but I think we would have passed out first, so we made it to land (I think it was Thompson, which may or may not have had No Tresspassing signs on it. Eh, We weren't exploring, just resting up with a nice picnic lunch. I can't wait to go back, after my aching arm muscles stop killing me!~ Next time I might wrapy my thumbs with tape to see if it will prevent the blisters I got.... Highly recommend for a fun day out!

UMass Boston is right on the ocean, so it's cold of the…read moreYear.... but beautiful. They offer many boating activitIes, and water sports equipment rentals, as well as a running trail along the ocean. The deal: Umass Boston students, with ID's, hey free boat rIdes, kayak lessons and more!