It's shocking to me the fall and decline of this Eastham business. The inside with all the trash…read moreand ceiling insulation is now not the worst part of Willy's. Go outside. It's a dumpster fire of junk. Disabled boats and cars and now an actual dumpster of belongings from their storage business. How does Eastham tolerate such disgusting trash and junkiness.

I'm extremely disappointed by the deterioration of the pool and women's locker room. Actually…read moreshocked. If there was another option to swim in pool near me, I would jump in! The ladder into the pool is broken with loose handles and steps. Mold around the edges. Fly infestation in some shower stalls. Generally poorly kept. The staff I've interacted with are fine. Used to be a wonderful resource but no longer. If you have another option go for it. Sad....

Great adventure park at Heritage in Sandwich. The rope courses are amazing. There are five…read moredifferent rope courses of varying degrees of difficulty. A younger kid can do most of them. The rope courses have zip lining and are extremely safe. It is in the middle of a forest attached to trees. The only complaint would be lack of shelter, food and refreshments. It is far from the Heritage museum grounds and is not included in that admission. There is no food or snack bar or even a vending machine. There is one water container to fill up a cone cup. There is also only one porto potty bathroom. The course itself is awesome, but lacking the comforts.

Organized a corporate outing here and it was a lot of fun. Very challenging course and a very…read moresmooth process for getting everyone up and into the trees. Highly recommend. The only very minor downside is that they needed more picnic tables and an actual bathroom. I'm sure that will be sorted in time.

I really like this gym! I came in pretty new to climbing and have enjoyed the bouldering and belay…read moreroutes a lot once I got certified. It's a pretty good deal to have a climbing, gym, and class membership all in one. I've taken one yoga class - I really enjoyed it and plan to do more classes in the future. The people that work here as well as the other climbers are generally super nice and helpful. Adding - I had to get surgery recently and they were very kind about freezing my membership (and then extending the freeze) till I'm cleared to climb. Thank you!

Came in for the first time to see if I wanted a membership here. Brandon was very nice and helpful…read moreand gave me a tour. Another female employee came up unprompted and decided to mansplain climbing to us and told me I was not allowed to ask my friends for a spot while bouldering. Just coming back after recovering from ACL and meniscus reconstruction and felt I might land awkwardly on my bad leg. Still not sure why it was not allowed for them to make sure I landed straight down vs sideways on one leg (exact situation that tore my ACL). Regardless, not worth getting a membership somewhere with an employee like that.

Central Rock Gym is the place to go if you're looking for a rock climbing place in the area!…read more I've only visited once but I had such a fun time. I had no idea they had a fitness room with machines + good amount of equipment needed to get a good workout in. They have one side that is geared towards beginner rock climbers & more difficult climbs on the other side for more advanced climbers. Workers are super kind and are helpful. Would definitely come back again!

A friendly and welcoming Rock Climbing Gym for any level of experience!…read moreI only rock climbed once and recently wanted to try it again for fun. This spot was not crowded at all and had a lot of open area to try new things. There is a video that they have you watch to get an understanding of the gym, and what sections are for what type of climb. The staff was also very nice in answering questions and making sure you are safe. For beginner climbers, you can climb on short rocks without gear and you can climb tall rocks with gear. There is a large section of the gym where you need a certificate to climb so those were off limits to me. Overall I spent about an hour and a half trying each climb. A very good spot to check out if you are a beginner or just need an open space to climb.

This is a very pretty spot to hike out to. The view from the ledge point is stunning. It must be…read morepopular because we left picking up trash on the way out. Mostly beer cans and water bottles.

As of July 24th 2025 the course is in good shape unlike some reviews from last year. You can see…read morewhere they've replaced a bunch of the greens. I was definitely skeptical about coming based on the recent reviews but overall it was a good experience. Not the best mini golf course I've ever played but had a great time with the fam nonetheless. Biggest complaint is the holes are uneven so the ball rolls back sometimes or gets stuck up against the wall. $12 for adults and $10 for kids.

If you want to just have something to do but you don't care about the actual mini golfing, then…read morethis could work. Otherwise, the turf is uneven (and not on purpose), one hole was completely flooded, one hole had the green ripped up, and a couple of holes we just had to skip because there was no way to play it properly. Bit the ice cream shop was nice. And the ice cream was good!!

I live nearby, so I signed up for a membership. The process was seamless, and Ben was very helpful…read moreand professional throughout the process. The gym has a good amount of bouldering, mainly intermediate V4-6 and some top-roping with quite a few autobelay routes. There are yoga classes twice a week which is included in a membership though I have yet to try a class. Otherwise, it's a fairly standard climbing gym with interesting climbs, especially for beginner and intermediate climbers. They have a room full of bike racks as soon as you walk in which is nice, as someone who bikes to the gym. The facility is pretty large with a lounging area, training areas, plenty of storage space, and clean bathrooms. You do have to bring your own chalk (or rent gear which comes with chalk), and the chalk that is for sale in the store is not that great in my opinion and doesn't fully coat the fingers.

Came visiting Boston with my boyfriend and we went to rock spot to climb! The gym is decent in size…read morewith both top roping/auto belay and bouldering walls. The top roping routes are relatively short comparing to other gyms that I have been to. If you're into top roping more, I will probably not recommend this place. The gym also doesn't offer belaying devices so you will need to bring your own. The bouldering levels starts with B1-4 before the V grade, which is great for people that are climbing for the first time. They also have a back wall where you can top out and get to a slide. Perfect for little kids! Their bouldering walls are also higher than what I'm used to. What I didn't really like about the bouldering there was that many of the problems were overhang and the technique that was required for a lot of problems were very similar. There weren't that many holds variety and they were mainly jugs and I don't think I saw any crimps nor slopers. Lockers are also not free and if you don't want to pay, you will have to use the cubbies. They have other gym equipment like treadmill and elliptical but I think I only saw one of each. Overall, I think this gym is perfect for people that are coming here for fun or for people that want to practice overhang problems. For someone like myself, who has been climbing a lot for the last few months but am still somewhat new to climbing, I think I will prefer going to a gym that has more holds variety so that I can practice on different holds.

My daughter had her birthday here and it was the best time! A lot of the kids had never been…read moreclimbing before, and everyone was so encouraging. The staff did everything for us and made everything so easy! You really made the best day for my daughter and this group of 7 year olds LOVED the experience. Thank you! We will come back for more climbing soon.

Fantastic climbing gym. Boulders. Top rope. Lead. Auto-belays. Large fitness area. Pretty much…read moreanything you'd want in a climbing gym. Oh and a speed wall too. Went with a buddy. I've now been to several CRGs and I like this the best. It's by far the largest. And remarkably clean for a chalk-filled gym. I guess the HVAC system works very well. And one cool feature which I've pictured. A ramp. Go to the bottom and climb up. Side routes are softer, while the overhung routes are much more difficult. I've never seen anything like this in a gym. Very nice. Hoping to come back here again next time I'm in town.