My catch of the day ! Love to come here! Great fishing and…read morenice places to have a picnic

very nice place. i'd highly recommend stopping by and checking out the trail here! not busy in the…read morewinter and great views of the water!

The first time there I brought my 5 year old and it was way too much for him. Even the green trails…read morecaused him trouble so we had to split. The second time I went on my own and loved every second. Got almost all the trails, and The Dude Abides was challenging but so good! NOT for young riders, but for those with at least some skill this is a great spot with lots of variety.

Fresh new trails. Great on the bike. Things for beginners and advanced riders. Lots of fun. Big…read morethanks to all the volunteers who put in the effort to build these great trails. Great views from some of the open areas.

SUPER BEAUTIFUL drive with amazing fall foliage. The top was foggy and rainy so we couldn't see…read moredown or hike but beautiful drive up. The hike is mostly pine trees. Suggested donation is $4/person.

Dogs are welcome at this great dog park. it is clean and everyone who goes there are all so nice…read more We were there for The Frank Monahan Foundation 5k Run. Concord, NH. All photos from that fun day were by me, Kate Putnam.

As others have said, this place gets a 5-star because:…read more * Great staff. From the guy that checks you in to the guy who handles fitting you for rentals (and was the same guy that gave our group their lesson), to the people in the restaurant that carried our food all the way out to a picnic table outside * Full breadth of trails for all abilities -- long, interesting trails that are very well maintained * Priced right for what you get We had done zip lining at a different place earlier in the week and the price for the zip lining was almost the same as the "Find Your Ride" package that included a full day lift ticket, bike rental (along with helmet and pads), and an almost 2 hour lesson that included a trip down the Freedom Trail (easiest trail). The bikes were all in very good working condition and were prepared for us prior to arrival based on the height and weight info we provided during registration. There is far more physical fitness required for this than expected. It's not like zip lining where you just sit in a harness and hang on. Your quads and upper arms and hands will all feel the burn after the second ride down -- we did 5 rides and were absolutely exhausted by the end -- and we consider ourselves rather fit. The good news is that the food options were great (more than just hotdogs and chicken fingers -- check out the menu online) and they have a dozen decent beers on tap so if some of your group wants to pack it in after a couple rides, there is enough to keep them occupied while waiting. There are picnic tables with umbrellas or you can sit inside. Our biggest complaint is the online waiver process. It is so long and doesn't account for families signing up -- all the information had to be repeated multiple times. It also asked for things like Drivers License # and that seems over the top for a MINOR's waiver! Please, this needs to be more reasonable and ask for names, birthdates, and phone number and email address -- and if the parent is filling it out for the kid, it should only require name and birthday -- the kid doens't have any ID documents.

Throughout the summer, I visit multiple bike parks, and this one stacks up for many reasons. they…read morehave bike repair, giftshop parts and riding gear for sale along with a really nice restaurant and bar, and a very good use of course throughout the property for Mtb riding. all skill levels. and the dudes that work here absolutely shred the place. if you're into riding and you enjoy nature, and you wanna have trails of all ability, go out of your way to get here and you'll be happy you did.

A lovely park to take your family on a short day trip, especially in the summer. Plenty of space…read morefor kids to run and play, bathrooms are kept clean, and the people working are always friendly and helpful.

Elm Brook is a very nice day use family park. It has a lovely beach on a small country lake created…read moreby the US Army Corp of Engineers for flood control. There's plenty of picnic areas with bathroom facilities, a large field for baseball or other group sports & a small boat launch for canoes & kayaks. They do have a few covered sites but you must reserve them in advance on line. This is a federally run park, NOT a State Park. Pack it in & pack it out. It's a nice clean park, help keep it that way. NO PETS Memorial Day - Labor Day weekend only

It was my sincere intention to fully enjoy the healing and therapeutic value of hiking along the…read morerail trails, and the solo camping along the way. I was SO excited, I was all prepared (over-prepared actually) and had been planning this excursion for months. I didn't get very far, as fear basically paralyzed me the minute that I touched down at the trail. For some reason ALL of the local ATV riders were hyper-aware of my presence (I wonder why that is) and so they were recurrently, in unison, revving up their engines as loud as they possibly could, in some kind of a group signal regarding my being there, alone, hiking, not bothering anyone - but not about anyone else there hiking apparently. Just me. How interesting. My original plan was to stay much longer, hiking to the mountains in the North, but on day 2 I heard someone nailing something against a tree near my tent. When I came out of the tent the next day I saw that someone had nailed a NO TRESPASSING sign riddled with bullets near my camp. On public land. That was really kind of whoever felt that was appropriate. So someone went out of their way to vandalize state park property simply to terrorize me. That was nice. I have attached those photos of the lovely, bullet riddled sign that was meant for me specifically. Thank you for your welcoming spirit New Hampshire. My visit wasn't traumatic at all.

Been on this trail many times the past couple of years. Still plan to do a long distance ride from…read moreone end of the trail to the other end on my vacation this year.

this is a pretty spot with a good trail system overall. still walkable in the winter but there are…read moresnowmobilers, yet also a concrete path partway. couple of benches and a nice view of the bridge/dam!

Having spent many years out of state, I couldn't have asked for a better marina or group of people…read morewhen returning to New Hampshire. Phenomenal customer service and winter storage. Lakeport Landing is still the best marina on the lake, hands down!

We have been in the boating fun for over 40 years. First racing high proformance sailboats all over…read morethe world, but since we moved from Miami to New Hampshire we have changed our lifestyle to power boats. New at this just turn a key and away you go sport, when it came to our choice of power boats there was only one. Yes Chris Craft. Came back from the Miami Boat Show and walked into Erica Blizzards showroom in Lanconia NH we felt very welcome. Big Smiles from all, from their spotless boat yard to the amazing showroom. We purchased a beautiful new Chris Craft Launch 27. Our home in Meredith has a private slip, but we choose to store it winter and summer at Lakeport Marine. I have told my wife, sorry I didnot know of this powerboat stuff 20 years ago, sure is easy and alot of fun ! Not to forget Eric who was always there for water tests, endless questions, from the very beginning. The entire Lakeport Team is Woohoo! As good as it gets !! Thanks again.