This place is stunning, with its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant natural beauty captivating…read moreevery sense. Lush greenery stretches as far as the eye can see, interspersed with colorful wildflowers and sparkling water features that reflect the clear blue sky. The air is filled with the harmonious sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves, creating a serene and immersive atmosphere. Each corner offers a new and enchanting view, making it a haven for nature lovers and a perfect escape from the bustle of everyday life. The water is breathtaking.

Very nice facility. Very peaceful and conducive to a retreat setting. Plenty of accommodations…read morewith a great dining hall and meeting rooms. The staff was exceptional and that moved it from 4* to 5. They could not have been nicer or more accommodating. It is a little scary turning off paved roads but it is worth it. Very poor cell reception but free wifi is available. The poor cell reception is a good thing to break us from our electronic tethers though. I hope to stay here again or hold another function here.

My daughter started going to this camp when she was 9 years old. She has had a tremendous…read moreexperience. She keeps in touch with a few other girls and visits them during the school year. She will be going for 6 weeks this summer and can't wait. Sue and her staff are amazing.

Great camp! My son went for the first time last summer and will be back this summer as well. This…read moretime he's coordinating to join a really sweet friend he met there last summer, who he has kept in touch with ever since. Camp Emerson is the most kid-centered place I've ever seen. The number and range of activities are amazing and there is great flexibility in allowing kids to try new things and adjust their schedules when they find what they love. As a result my son really stretched himself and had some amazing new experiences. The Camp's management of food allergies is unparalleled. My son felt safe and included the whole time and loved the food. The Director was so accessible and reassuring. All of my questions got answered and I felt totally comfortable while my son as there. We highly recommend this special place!

No climb to Squaw Peak at Monument Mountain Reservation should by-pass the stairs up to the view of…read moreDevil's Pulpit! Take strenuous Hickey Trail up and continue after Squaw Peak to the marker!

This was the fourth time I visit the adventure park. Every year I come expecting something…read moredifferent and every year I leave with sore muscles and a smile. Your ticket ($51) gives you three of climbing time and for most people that is more then enough. I rarely make the three hour mark due to spent muscles. I have visited many parks of this kind and if your in the area of Catamount you should try this one. One thing I have not found at other parks are the super long zip lines. When you want to get to the base lodge you can ride this series of long zip lines down the mountain. Not for the faint of heart but damn what great fun. The only thing I feel is a negative would be the tweezles. Though very annoying they do keep the less responsible safe at all times. As we know, the irresponsible cause the extreme over governing of the rest of us. Americans only get a glimpse of freedom through the thick fog of lawyers and insurance companies.

Had a great time here. Spent about three hours and did four courses. A mix of challenging and very…read moredoable obstacles, they were all a lot of fun. Highly recommend this place

I most recently spent a few healing, soul-searching days at Kripalu, and on the last day, I hiked…read moreto this beach to meditate. (Go ahead and tell me I'm granola as $hit.) About the beach itself, it resides on a sizeable property, and they have a few chairs for sitting and relaxing while watching the calm lake in front. The sand seems smooth, so during the summer time I'm sure it's a fun place to swim and sunbath. There is a building with canoes and other types of boats on the property, but when I visited it was closed. Def a place to check out if you're ever at Kripalu.

Ice fishing is on! Nice small town lake that offers ice fishing in the winter and swimming and…read morekayaking in the summer. Great place to take the little ones for fishing from the shore. Easy to find, this lake is located on The Knox Trail. Pack a picnic and spend the day.

I spent many years there both as a Scout and as a leader and never heard the tale of the witch's…read moregrave or wolf pit. Must be a more recent story than during my years in the 50's-70's. It is one of the finest summer camps in New England.

What a great discovery. The Pilates Space is terrific. Six stations. Great instruction. Wonderful…read moreenvironment. This is going to be our Berkshires Pilates spot.

Great classes with excellent teachers. The studio is beautiful and conveniently located a few…read moreblacks from downtown Great Barrington.

Awesome project that was made over several years celebrating all of the achievements of a non…read moreprofit volunteer group that hand carved and hand painted all of these beautiful carousel horses. Now that it is finished it is simply a joy to visit and fun for families and kids of all ages to ride and enjoy.

What a fun stop. Hand carved horses on a restored carousel…read moreframe. Only $2 per ride. Helpful and well trained staff. Fully handicapped accessible. Wonderful example of a community project. Over 400 volunteers labored 1800+ hours per horse. Bring the whole family.. Did I forget to say it's air conditioned???