This driving range has closed for the season, but at the end of September we stopped at Sammy K's…read moreto hit a few balls before spending a guys night out. This driving range was pretty good and the staff here was very polite. The mats weren't warn down like some other ranges we have been to and the tees weren't broken. The prices here were average to other ranges and it was nice that the field extended to far, not that anyone could crush the ball that far. In the end, we loved spending a while here hitting some balls and we would totally come back in the future to hit a bucket or two. This is a great family run driving range.

Had Lobster Bolognese with fresh pappardelle pasta last night…read more Outstanding. Chef did it again! The sauce was so good I told the waitress that even without the lobster I'd still love it, it was that good. And... was not on specials menu but regular one.

Food & service is consistently great. The only place to eat in the Bennington/ Hoosick Falls area.read more

Not a terrible campground clean and people are nice. However don't expect anything like on their…read moresite. On line looks like a large activity filled place with entertainment. That completely false advertising. They advertise it as an entertainment place however that consisted of a 2 woman group singing silly folk music on a tiny stage right next to the road . Also show a large Amphitheater in on line ads but that area is fenced off overgrown looks like hasn't been used in 20 years. On line shows a nice mini golf course in reality is a run down tiny cracked up area not taken care of for years. Very misleading advertisement using pictures that have to be 20 years old. We stayed on Memorial day weekend and absolutely no activities at all on a holiday weekend. Pool was being filled the day we arrived which was Friday before Memorial day my guess is a financial reason to wait for last minute to fill pool. On line store looks large and filled with stuff but it's tiny and pretty much empty. The positives would be our site was nice and although nothing going on place was clean. I can't think of any reason to return.

Very clean and well maintained. We stayed in the F lots - isolated and quiet. We'll be back.read more

Great clinics, personable pros, good exercise, very enjoyable. Looking forward to additional…read moreopportunities.

We came here for 2 2-person lessons during a ski weekend. Though the facility looked great, if I…read morecould give 0 stars for the lesson, I would. I called to get 2 1-hour 2 person lessons for Monday and Tuesday (1/21-22) and knowing what I know now, I should have taken it as a warning that they seemed to coordinate throwaway sessions (eg. 5pm on Monday with 1 person and 12pm on Tuesday with another). Not withstanding, we walked in on Monday enthusiastic for a lesson for my 4.5 year old daughter and my wife. My daughter had taken a semester of tennis and my wife recently gave birth to our second daughter and is interested in taking up a new sport (she has played a few times recreationally with no training). Our daughter is extremely athletic and despite her age and size is a Level 3 swimmer and Level 2 gymnast. We have heard from anyone who has ever taught her what a pleasure she is to deal with and how much she is eager to take direction and adjust. So we walked in and the facility looks like a Junior tennis dream, they have a child net, walls, manipulatives, floor decals. It is a shame none of those were used during their lesson. The instructor, Seth, behaved little better than a ball machine with a snide demeanor, seemingly annoyed to be there. As he swapped off time between my wife and daughter throwing ball after ball at an adult net, no direction was given. No games were played with my daughter, no playfulness was shown. I sat in on most of my daughter's semester and she got orders of magnitude more direction/adjustment than this on day 1 of a group (!!!) class at 3.5 y/o. As I watched, it was so obvious that I thought the instructor must be some savant, spending the first half of the lesson assessing and would come back the second half with adjustments. He didn't. And at the end when we asked for guidance, for anything really to make this feel as if it weren't a total waste of time and money (which it was), he called my daughter young (duh) and my wife a beginner (duh) and that they should just 'have fun'. The guy was literally simultaneously USELESS and demeaning. I thought, maybe it was just us, that he saw the tourists come into town and treats regulars differently, however I saw him in a lesson after ours (another woman) and he behaved the same. We paid him for the grace of his presence, I politely cancelled our second lesson and walked out enraged. I was angry not as much over the waste of money, but more over the fact that he could have very easily soured them on tennis from this experience. If one is annoyed dealing with amateurs then they shouldn't take them--- and certainly shouldn't be in the business of introducing children to anything, let alone a sport. People like this should literally be run out of the industry.

Awesome experience for someone who has never rode a snow mobile before and was super timid about…read moreit. The guys that rode along with us were awesome. Always checking in and paying attention. Griffin and his counter part was great! If you're looking for an advanced tour this might not be your thing. Highly recommend the earliest slot so you get to see the sunset! Our pics were post ride.

We had a great time on the ATV tour with Stratton Adventures. First off, read their website about…read morewhere to go. We had lunch in the village and then got back in our cars and followed the GPS to a spot where there were no people. Come to find out we were just steps away while eating lunch, so we quickly doubled back. It's on the mountain not offsite. We were staying in Killington and there is an ATV tour company there, but there was no availability. We called Stratton Adventures and they were able to squeeze us in on the 2:00 summit tour and I was so glad they did! I think we got the better tour because you go to the top of the actual mountain, and see it all, the ski lifts, mountain bikers, hikers, etc. It just seems more interesting than a course in Killington that's not on the ski slope. We had two guides, one in front and one bringing up the rear. They got us fitted for helmets, explained the equipment, and off we went. It was definitely family friendly but you also had some spots where you could really open up if you wanted to. My husband drove the whole time and we had a blast. As long as you are both licensed drivers you can switch drivers if you want to. The guides showed us some bear prints at the summit and had a lot of great stories. It was a good mix of riding and photo opportunities. We got lucky, it was a beautiful day to be on the mountain. I highly recommend Stratton Adventures. Even if you're staying in the Killington area as we were, it was worth the drive. Fun experience! I'd love to go back in the winter and try the snowmobile tour.

I was driving by and spotted this out of the corner of my eye. I made a mostly legal u-turn and…read morecircled back to check it out. The Harris Hill Ski Jump was built in 1922 and is meets the standards for international ski jumps. They've hosted national championships here and even run some Olympic Qualifier events. It is open as a park and trailhead during the offseason with a small parking lot at the bottle of the hill. I opted not to climb the entire hill but I did go up a little bit and look around. And while there are lots of crazy things I might do in my life, ski jumping is NOT one of them. [Review 18446 overall - 46 in Vermont - 1968 of 2022.]

Once a year Harris Hill hosts a ski jump competition and if you haven't seen one of these events…read moreyet, then you are missing out. This amazing event draws some of the best competitors in the US and watching them compete is incredible. The tickets for this two day event is a bit high, but it us definitely worth the money. During the off season, this ski jump become a park that is open to the public. Walking around the grounds and actually up to the top of the jump is fun and terrifying. In the end, the event held here is great, but just spending time at the park in the spring, summer, or fall is fun as well. I love you see the view from the top of the jump and I encourage you to try it for yourself.

The owner was incredible he was so nice in helpful throughout our visit the escape room was also…read morereally fun .we will be back

This place is AMAZING! We went with a group of 12 adults and kids for my son's birthday and…read moreeveryone LOVED it. I've been to 4-5 other escape rooms with friends and really felt like they were just ok, but this place was SO fun. The person running it was super helpful, funny and nice. We left and every member of our group thought it was the best escape room they've ever been to.

After visiting Mass MOCA spend an hour down the road at this park - you will not be disappointed!!…read moreNatural Bridge State Park gets its name from its natural white arch made of 550-million-year-old bedrock marble that was carved by a glacial melt some 13,000 years ago. The bridge spans Hudson Brook as it runs through a 60-foot gorge, which DCR calls "one of the best demonstrations of glacial erosion in New England." The park contains North America's only white marble dam, built in 1838. It was first used to supply water to an industrial quarry mill that operated from 1810 to 1947. In 2022 the state closed an unsafe portion of the viewing platform that goes over the chasm along with other unsafe areas of the park. The park department is planning improvements including improved parking and visitor center arrival areas, expanded universal access, and a "reimagined chasm viewing experience" with new accessible overlooks of the dam, brook, and natural bridge. It really is a remarkable natural park and deserves attention so that people can come and enjoy all its beauty. Giving it four stars for its spectacular wonder and for the visitor center that has interesting information about the glacial formations.

We were out for a drive and saw the sign for the park and decided to stop. The park was officially…read moreclosed to cars but you can park in the small lot in front of the gate. It's a little gem of a park, an old marble quarry and some quirky wooden walkways and bridges that look down on the Hudson brook. The brook has created some unusually rock formation that you can look down on your walk. There's also some nice hiking trails on the other side of the park from the waterfalls.