This spot produces Ricker Hill hard cider and those ciders were some of the first hard ciders I…read moretried many years ago. Despite that, this was my first actual visit to their tasting room. It's very much off the beaten path but an absolute worthy spot of taking a detour for! The dirt roads were very well maintained though I must say. Once you arrive they have a giant parking lot and then once inside you step into a beautifully designed rustic space. If the weather is nice they have some absolutely stunning views you can take in outside while enjoying your beverage. During our visit, I will say a large portion of the space was in use for a party/event. Despite this the staff were very warm and welcoming to our party and even tried to create a private lounge like space for us. I very much appreciated the effort they put to make us feel welcome. I wish the weather would have been a little nicer to enjoy outside! I got their vanilla hard cider while my wife got their blueberry hard cider. Both were phenomenal. They also offer flights for only $10 and even have suggestions for some mixing of ciders including a fan favorite mix of blueberry and maple to create a blueberry pancake. I have had this blend previously and it is amazing! A spot worth adding to your list to visit for the breath-taking views and delicious drinks!

can't recommend this place enough…read more incredible views, wine, ciders, and drinking/viewig area. didn't get the cider donuts, only regret. Thanks for an amazing time. Service on 6/20/2026 was amazing. Incredibly kind lady.

Sad to give this place a bad review, but it really needs an investment in cash and staff. We went…read morefor the Christmas event and it wasn't much. There was almost no historical interpretation--the women in the kitchen who were making donuts and cider were not in character nor were they really educating visitors.

I did two "Live-In History" weekends here for college credit while at UMaine, one set in the 1700s,…read moreand one set in the 1800s, I believe. For a few days I was immersed in the history of the Washburn family, living the way they lived, eating what they ate, and doing the work they did. It was a truly wonderful experience that I carry with me 10 years later. I moved to Maine recently, and I fully intend on revisiting Norlands soon. In fact, I plan on taking my family there for an event they're doing for the Christmas season. Norlands is a treasure of Maine and a history lover's delight. I'm grateful for the memories of the programs I engaged in there, and I can't wait to go back!

Stop by on a whim and was thoroughly amazed at all the selections! Everything we tasted was…read morewonderful!

Stopped by as a way to fill up a rainy Saturday and was amazed by the selection and quality of…read moreeverything. The owner was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about the wine. Would highly recommend.

The Regal Cinemas in August was a last minute plan. Their online ticket purchase was easy and the…read moreprices weren't bad. The theater is self was relatively clean and well kept. The recliner seating was comfortable and the attacked tables were cool. The theater was at a comfortable temperature and the feature volume was perfect for the show!

I read all the bad reviews before going here. Those don't normally deter me. I wanted to see…read moreNosferatu for a second time and every showing within an hour drive was sold out except 8:00pm at this theater. I can confirm that most of what's in the bad reviews is correct. Except the poor service part. The people working were not the issue. I think the people going there must be absolute pigs. I won't describe what I saw in the bathroom but no one making less than minimum wage should have to clean that. Also when coming out of the movie and at least two of the aisles, it looked like someone had spilled half a bucket of large popcorn. Now I understand, dropping a few kernels here and there, but this appeared like someone just dumped it. The actual theater is pretty bad. I guess I totally forgot that theaters used to be flat. It just doesn't make sense. You've got the screen 10 feet off the ground and you're also sitting eye level with the black curtain underneath it. The sound was not surrounding us. It would suck if theaters were still set up this way. In fact, with the way, people's home theater systems are now I doubt anyone would even go to the movies if it was like this everywhere. Chairs are reclining but not very comfortable. Anyway I don't live here so I'll never be here again.

Family owned and operated business. Wonderful memories from 1999-2009 and they are bringing back…read morethe trees and should hopefully be open soon.

Intended to go to a 10:10 am showing of Fantastic Four. Got there 10 minutes early and the lobby…read morewas mobbed. I feel bad for the ONE person behind the counter. Ran out to my car to grab my credit card to use the self serve kiosk, but by the time I got back they were no longer selling tickets for the 10:10 show, I had to wait for the 10:40 show. C'mon Flagship! Hire enough people to cover the shifts. Things would have moved smoothly if there was a separate cashier selling tickets. (instead of filling food orders - Who eats a giant tub of popcorn and a giant soda at 10 in the morning?) (apparently everybody but me, lol)

Very Nice Theatre! We love it!!! Nice and clean. I love seeing movies at the movie theatre, and…read morethis one ROCKS!!

There is nothing like this ball field across the country. It is a shrine to baseball and an…read moreamazing place for kids to learn and play the game. The details are extraordinary from the manual scoreboard to the Green Monster. All it needs now is The Pesky Pole out in right field. It takes a great vision, determination, and leadership to make something like this happen. Even a Yankee fan would admire this great diamond 3 hours north of the CITGO sign -- well maybe....,

Waterville country club is a beautiful little course nestled in the Belgrade Lakes/Rome region of…read moreMaine. I wasn't sure if I would be allowed to play this course, as it's a private course, but I didn't experience any problems reserving a tee time. The course has rules about locals playing regularly, but encourage people to come give it a try. Since I was an out of town guest, I didn't have any issues. The course was reasonably priced and well maintained, and the entire staff was courteous and helpful. Definitely worth checking out.