Michelle is both a professional horse woman and an incredible teacher! I took my two 6 year old…read morechildren for their first riding lesson and she inspired them both to try each new challenge with courage and joy! If you are looking for an amazing, clear, supportive coach for your next step in riding-you have found it in Michelle.

This is an extremely nice equestrian facility, one of the best I have ever seen. My husband and I…read morebring our horses in every week for training with Morgan and we absolutely love it. She is a great teacher and clearly knows horses! I am extremely intimidated by the equestrian community but Morgan and Cohne have made us feel like we are a member of their family. They go above and beyond to make sure our horses are in the best shape they can be and the riding lessons have truly changed not only our abilities but strengthened our entire relationship with our horses. I could not recommend this place enough!

A great way to to spend a few hours. If you are not careful, you may even learn something.read more

Such a cool place to bring kids (and adults!)!Clean, friendly, and fascinating. Feed tortoises! Pet…read moreiguanas! Hold lizards! Dig for gems! Also amazing kid-friendly stations dotted throughout the store (think hot wheels cars, blocks, coloring stations). An incredible spot to visit.

Challenging, fun, and a great story to bring home! Monkey C Monkey Do is like a big outdoor version…read moreof the ropes course you can find in the South Portland mall. It works on a slightly different hook-in system, but doing it this way invites you to be present in what you are doing, and also adds another level of safety when you and buddy are looking out for each other. There are multiple levels of the ropes course, each more challenging than the other. The ground level is made for kids under 12 and it's a great intro to the latching system and "learning the ropes", so to speak. The very top level is black diamond level difficulty... I've seen a few kids brought to tears up there, and I imagine some adults have cried too. But there are a few levels in between that are a good balance of fun and challenging, while also very safe. Another great upside of buying the full ticket is the zip lines. So much fun! There are a few that you can access from the main course and a few that are nestled in the woods. I was terrified of zip lining before visiting and now I feel good about it. A lot of that is how skilled and thoughtful the whole staff is. They make you feel safe and also encourage you to face your fears and have a great time! Shout out to Bethel for running the whole show and creating a memorable experience for both kids and adults alike. They are only open for the summer and it's a good idea to make a reservation online, just in case it's a particularly busy day. Can't wait to return next year!

What FUN!!! This massive jungle gym is super exciting for monkeys of all ages…read more Beyond the obstacles you see in the main compound, and there additional zip lines and elements deep in the woods as well. They give you 2.5 hours which honestly goes by real fast, especially when the course is full of people and you need to wait for people ahead of you. Very professional and safe environment. Super friendly staff. Definitely worth the money and memories.

My family has visited this park for years and have always enjoyed the experiences. During the…read moresummer my daughters loved stopping here after track meets for a swim. Recently, my wife and I have enjoyed taking the dog for a walk here during the off season. Highly recommend.

A wonderful easily accessible, family friendly park. The beach is clean, large and easy to access…read morefor kids and adults of all ages and abilities. There's a dock with a water wheelchair for those that might need it. Very inclusive. Lifeguards are attentive. You can rent kayaks, tandems, peddle boats and paddle boards to explore the pond. The facilities are large and clean. There's usually a food truck. With ample parking, ease of access, this beach is a winner. The water is warm, and CLEAN. Pack for the day, and stay until sunset. You'll LOVE it.

This place was recently recommended to us a good place to snowshoe with our smaller dogs who are…read morenot able to break trail with us (plus, these two refuse to be voice controlled so they have to be on leash). The person who recommended this to us made sure to point out that we needed to enter on the Greeley Road side. We entered on the Tuttle Road side the first time we went which is marked no dogs. The Tuttle Road side is beautifully well groomed for crossed country skiing. My husband remarked that he has never seen such nicely groomed trails for free. Please note, that they do suggest a $2 donation for anyone who is not a Cumberland resident. Also, the Tuttle Road side is where they are dumping snow so there are dump trucks coming and going quite often. We did find our way to the dog friendly side and I have to say, we were not disappointed. Many times you will find the "dog side" not as well taken care of, but that is not the case here. They have trails groomed and others that many people have cleared with snowshoes. There are many trails to choose from so you can make a day of exploring around or just doing a quick loop. To note: snowshoeing and cross country skiing is allowed on all trails so expect a skier to come down a hill as you and your dogs are walking up it. They do have porta-potties available and they are stocked with toilet paper and hand sanitizer, even in the winter! Huge Bonus. There are playing fields here as well. We absolutely can not wait to come back in the other 3 seasons to walk these trails. Cumberland has some of our favorite places to hike with our dogs and this is now at the top of our list!

This is my favorite spot to snowshoe in the winter. I love that I can take my dog as well. There…read moreare great wooded trails that are very quiet and serene. There are paths around the baseball field, which is nice as well. There are many paths and open fields that are spread out across the property. I haven't investigated these as most people on these trails are xc skiers and without dogs. The park is easy to get to, convenient to Portland, and plenty of parking.

I loved going to this camp and will be coming back this year! Very friendly and made many new…read morefriends. I specifically went to the "Camp Pride" that they had and had an amazing time!

Great spot for lake access. $7 per person to visit and a little cheaper for children. It is off the…read moreroad so it is pretty quite. Lots of sun and shady area. The only downside is not much beach to put chairs or blankets so it can get really busy. And more shady spots than sunny spots

We have now stayed twice in the cabins with family. Would highly recommend this experience. Just…read morelove Ranger Sue which is extremely nice however unlike what Angela feels about her from the above review..Sue is the park Ranger and you must follow the rules WHICH ARE POSTED EVERYWHERE Angela NO DOGS!!!! Even when the park is closed. And why on earth did you even enter the park when it was closed? No one else can but I guess some people feel more privileged than others!! The beach is extremely clean and well maintained. They have staff out and about all day to help answer any questions. Love this place but warning, it's fills up very fast. Donna P. S.