Friendly staff, great course layout, well cared for greens, and great views. Looking forward to…read moreplaying here again.

Over the past several years I have enjoyed playing this course. Played it today and it will…read moreprobably be the last time I play here. The course is in very poor shape, Nothing mowed, fairways or tee boxes. Nice enough location. Saving grace today was lightning striking when we had a few holes to go so we did not have to finish the round. There are too many great local courses that take pride in their courses than to pay to play on one that does not.

My brother in law, his wife & I had very enjoyable round of golf at Hilltop Golf today. John who…read morechecked us in & Anne who I believe is the reason the course opened up again are extremely pleasant. Just good people! The course is an Executive par 3. Overall the golf was good.... not great. Definitely some challenging holes. Some of the greens had their issues but all were playable.

Great par 3 course, only one of its kind in the area. Excellent for beginners to learn yet…read morechallenging enough for anyone. Water on every hole, greens and tee boxes are in phenomenal condition especially for as hot and dry as it's been the last week. Owner Annie is a gem and super friendly- she had a pitcher of water waiting for us after our round! Great prices for rounds and membership. Will definitely be coming back!

Finally started playing here last year (July 2025) and have since played 18 times. Great value…read more Better than average condition. Relaxed atmosphere. Greens in excellent shape. Forgiving and shorter than average (play the blues). I'd give it 5 stars if it was 18 (it's 9 holes) and there are rocks/roots on a few holes.

For the past three years the new management has been turning this course around! The course is…read moreperfect for beginners they will use every club in there bag. Very family oriented. The PGA Pro Donnie Lyons is second to none. Great views of Mount Wachusett. If your looking for a nice 9 hole course in central Massachusetts this is the place to go with friendly staff and nice conditions.

Two children, ages 5 and 8, absolutely loved our visit to Davis Farmland. It was a cloudy day in…read morethe low 70s, a surprising respite from our recent stretch of hot and sunny weather. We purchased our tickets online, which saved $4 off the standard gate prices below: General Admission (ages 2-59): $39.95 Seniors (60+): $36.95 It's also worth checking with your local library before buying tickets. Many libraries offer discounted passes, and one family we spoke with said they saved $10 per ticket. There are plenty of things for children to do at this well-staffed attraction. Animal petting is always a highlight. In addition to petting goats, sheep, and cows, children can sit in a chair while staff members bring over baby goats for them to hold in their laps. There are also larger animals to see up close and, in many cases, feed, including camels, horses, goats, cows, sheep, pigs, emus, and ostriches. They also have a wide variety of active play areas for children, including: * Jumping Pad & Bounce House * Sand Play * Gem Mining * Duck Racing * Playground * Adventureland * Moo Town, a small children's play town with a schoolhouse, grocery store, diner, cabin, and more We didn't use the new Cowabunga Splash Park because it wasn't quite warm enough, but it looks like a great addition. Next summer, we'll try to visit on a warmer day so the kids can enjoy it. Food, drinks, and ice cream are available in the park, and there are plenty of picnic tables. You can also bring your own lunch. It wasn't very crowded during our visit, and everyone had a great time. Davis Farmland is a terrific attraction for younger children, with enough variety to easily keep them entertained for hours. We look forward to returning.

Today marked five years of our annual summer before school starts Davis Farmland trip. DF is such a…read morewonderful place for families with kids of all ages. There is so much to see and do, and it's the perfect spot for kids to run, explore, learn, and have fun. Everything is thoughtfully designed, the staff is friendly, and there are plenty of activities to keep little ones entertained. Activities: Multiple times a day they have a reptile show. Every hour they have a hayride that takes you out to a large pasture, seeing so many animals. There's a pony you can spend $10 to ride (90 pound limit for the pony ride). There's a giant splash pad with a giant blow up water slide, a foam pit, blow up slip n slides, sprinklers--so much! It's always where we end up last because the kids love it so much. You are welcome to bring in any food and drink to have while there, though there are multiple places throughout the park where you can get food and drinks as well. I do personally believe it is a bit expensive for a singular ticket ($40 ages 2 up), especially if you have multiple kids but you can spend open to close there so it is more or less worth the money. That all being said-- we had such a great time every time we visit, and it's definitely a place we'll continue coming back to. If you're looking for a fun, family-friendly day trip, I highly recommend Davis Farmland!

Doyle field is a great place for kids and adults alike. There is a great playground that has a…read morereally great jungle gym and a few slides. Most of the equipment is fairly new and all well maintained. There is a 1/4 mile hard track, a 1/2 mile single track, a baseball field and a soccer field all open for public use. The tennis courts are currently being completely redone. They are planning on 8 courts with new lights. I can't wait!

My only complaint is that the benches at Doyle field playground are super uncomfortable…read more The playground is large enough for my son to run around and have fun without feeling crowded, but small enough that I can easily keep an eye on him. (He is 6 and doesn't need Mom following him around at a playground.) Nice trees, nice walking/jogging path. Okay variety of things for kids to play on.

my kid likes the skate park... otherwise, it looked to be a good spot for the little ones to stay…read morecool, on a hot summer day.

Baseball diamonds, skateboard, basketball, playground and tennis court (although the latter is out…read moreof commission). Park crew was working when I was there: they seem to keep things well mowed and picked up. Saw several dog walkers, but all on leash. There are some woods and a power line corridor, loaded with tradh. Cute little stone bridges cross a drainage ditch. Very little shade in main parking lot. Splash park is what it is and was not in use when I visited.

BOTTOM LINE: 3 great courses and layouts kept things interesting throughout the day…read more This place is located about an hour outside of Boston and in a forest, which provides perfect surroundings for their 3 courses. The staff were organized in directing various groups around the day making for little down time between games. You can purchase a painters suit to keep your clothes (mostly) clean, but the paint truly does wash off easily - and this is coming from someone who was really worried my runners would be ruined! You have to bring your own protective gear if you have any - they obviously provide eye wear/masks. Also, there's nothing to eat around here, but you have the option to order pizza with some of your packages. The 1st course consist of a "defend the fortress" setup with an actual concrete base in the middle of the forest (this was my favourite). One group starts in the fortress while the second group starts at the top of the hill and needs to rush down it. The 2nd course was another asymmetrical setup in a tight playgroun with different huts, fortress and objects to move about in. This was often one of the most tense ones because you were in such close quarters. Finally, the 3rd course was the "speed course" of a symmetrical field of inflatable objects. This was the one that seemed to draw the hardcore paint ballers - you know, the guys who brought their own paint ball guns, colour-coordinated body armour, and extra paint ball cartridges they could reload with on the field. I suppose this is as real life to a FPS as you're gonna get! Finally, not sure where else to mention this, but there seemed to be a very small gun range adjacent to the grounds (i.e., only one shooter at a time), which I found odd, and sometimes unnerving whenever you heard live rounds go off in the middle of your game.

If you've ever wanted to play real life Call of Duty game, outdoor paintballing makes for a great…read moresimulation. We were able to reserve a spot for 8 people on one day's notice. Since it was my first time, I was a little intimidated when I saw some serious players came dressed in camouflage suits and carried their own gear. Thank god those pros were playing in an exclusive tournament that day *phew* At the check-in tables, we signed our waivers and purchased our rental equipment. The staff were not particularly welcoming but they were efficient and strict about safety (a good thing). There was no pressure to purchase upgrades or additional equipment. We each got the $55 deluxe package anyway: tippman A-5 gun (with higher rate of fire), 500 rounds of ammo, and an ammo waist pouch. All packages came with unlimited air fills and a full-face goggle mask. Equipment was decent quality - a couple guns malfunctioned, which were replaced immediately. The masks also became foggy and itchy after a few games (buy your own if you plan to play often). As for clothing, I played in my old college hoodie, grungy gym pants and sneakers (saved myself $10 on the jumpsuit). After we geared up, a ref briefly trained us on gun handling, rules and protocol. Important note: you are not allowed to shoot anyone at close range (10 feet or less) or else you'll get a warning/TO. We played several games in both outdoor fields, the makeshift "village" and the woods (aka. the actual forest). The latter was more challenging and involved some crawling, sliding and hiding behind skinny trees. Other notes: - no road signage; keep an eye out for the dirt path across from 1 Tavern Circle - no food on site, but apparently, you can order pizza delivery (the staff didn't advertise this). There's also plenty of local restaurants within a mile radius. - porter potty bathrooms = BYO hand sanitizer - expect to spend half a day here - be prepared to cover up all those bruises for the next week. I got tired of explaining to people, "no... I did not get beat up by my bf." My friends and I had a good time (we're in our mid-20s) and would return to this location.

My wife and I went here for a date night. It was our first escape room experience and we had a…read moreblast. We played two rooms, the 90s video store holiday themed and the doll house. The game master/owner was awesome and made it alot of fun! We look forward to trying the haunted themed 90s video store in the fall.

Audrey was super nice and made sure we all had a good time. The puzzles were fun and creative and…read morenot repetitive like some other escape rooms. We had so much fun on night one we came back the next night. Would definitely recommend for an entertaining night! Try to beat our time on Dollhouse with over 12 mins left.