The mini-golf course is a bit dilapadated to be honest. It's in need of some fix-ups. Some of the…read morewater fountains on the course were off. It's all built next to what appears to be a massive landfill. The smells that permeate the air around the course are not great.

I had never been to Fore-U golf center and decided to rectify that situation. This place ended up…read morebeing a decent but not great round of mini golf. Fore-U golf center has two 18 hole courses and a driving range. They also sort of have an ice cream place as well, it located halfway around the parking lot form the mini golf. They have a red course and a blue course, the blue course is the flatter and easier of the two, it loops all the way around the property and you get a nice view of the river. The red course is the harder of the two, it is more up and down and has the hill with the giant fake waterfall on it. Both courses were nice with some nice stone work and water features. I like the big koi pond at the end of the blue course. Both courses are in a bit of rough shape, I am not sure if that was because of how early in the year it was or if the just need some more TLC in general. None of the tuft was ripped, but it was pretty dirty in places. The guy working the register was wonderful, he reminded me of my grandpa. The price for the mini golf was not bad, $7 per adult and only $3 more to play both courses. I did not use the driving range, but it looked pretty nice and there were plenty of people using it. Overall a good place for 18 or 36 holes of mini golf, but it could use a good spring cleaning.

Such a great spot for kids!!! Everything is so unique and creative. Highly recommend!read more

Traveling to Vermont looks alot different from my 20s to now having a toddler in my 30s. I found…read moreWonderfeet online and after 3.5 hrs in car we arrived yesterday. $16 for adult and child over 1yr old. My daughter loved it! Was very interactive and allowed her time to play with all sorts of things!

Few towns in New England's interior have a downtown theater anymore. Especially one often showing…read morenonstandard as well as current works. Hanover is lucky to have this nonprofit theater to benefit its citizens and enhance the regional cultural basis. The Hanover Improvement Society helps fund the theater, as well as the Storrs Pond Recreation Area and the Campion Ice Rink. Yes, it is older and the old-style seats done recline, but if that's the best criticism of the place, it is a superb establishment. The Nugget is cozy, with a fairly good sound system in all its different cinemas. We just saw Wicked here, well attended with a good number of college students and older folk. Full (non-alcoholic) refreshments and giant pop corn buckets. We're lucky to have the theater and it merits our support

Nugget Theaters looks like it has never left the 90s, which is charming but is also a letdown due…read moreto the lack of up-to-date technology. The seats do not recline and there is no reserved seating available. The projection quality is lacking, making the image on the screen appear too small.

I have been coming here since I was a kid. At the time another Drive in existed closer to home…read morehowever that is now a lumber yard. The Fairlee Drive In has withstood time despite many road blocks. I am so happy and encouraged to see them still thriving every summer. It is such a small town area and the old school charm here is exactly what I am looking for at a drive in. All grass parking. Completely covered by the trees and they still even have some working sound boxes. I highly recommend that if you are in the area to experience this for yourself. Nothing but love for them!!

Yes! Always play two good movies and have a good snack bar. Plenty of spots every time we've went…read more Will always come, keep it up.

It doesn't matter your dance background or what you look like, a fun, inspiring environment. You…read morecan let your hair down, have a ball and be comfortable. Amity (teacher) is caring and keeps classes interesting; the students are encouraging and I'm surprised when the class is over, I never look a the clock~

Saw lots of eagles, herons, beaver huts, turtles while kayaking. Bear had been present per park…read morevolunteer. Peaceful, uncrowded on a Friday am. Did not reach a dead-end after 2 hrs of going upriver. Favorite spot of 10 trips this summer.

North Hartland Lake & Park is a VT State Park which is very well maintained and a beautiful place…read moreto come and recreate. The lake has a beach, picnic area with grills available, vast open areas to run and play, wooded land to hike and explore. IN the summer there is a small entrance fee to enter - but its free in the off season.

Here is a cute little park behind the Harford Parks and Recreation building. There is a small…read moreplayground for the kids, including swings and a slide; there is a stage for presumably live music events; and there is a bit of grass to walk around behind. For the family that wants their kids to get some fresh air and burn energy AND wants to be able to see trains, this place is perfect and it is within site of several different railroad bridges.

Very peaceful vibe. Family friendly. Can rent non-power boats nearby, although not in the park…read more Clean restrooms. Tables and a few benches. Great view of this small lake. Easy, scenic drive from Woodstock Vt

This review is for the beach/lake access/playground areas only. We did not camp. Day visit only…read more Considering the hot weather while we were visiting Vermont, we figured we'd try to find places to swim. This turned out to be an excellent destination for that purpose. The water was comfortable and relatively clean. Good mix of shallow and deep areas, and a pier for jumping off of / ladder for climbing back up. Also a large sandy area with decent quality sand for building/playing. It was also nice that they had a changing room/restrooms (in good condition), and snack stand. Our kids had a blast and we hope to return one day.