Mary Blair Park 333 Pleasant Street, Epping, NH 03042

"This is an amazing hidden gem. Quiet small old mill area that you can walk and explore around. Fish at the river. Swim. Or just sit and take in the view and sounds. The history is interesting as well. Just take what you brought, people are starting to litter there even more. Broken beer bottles. Trash etc. People always ruin a good thing."

"Great fishing spot. Unfortunately, it needs upkeeping!"

"Mary Folsom Blair Park was a nice change of pace. While here on business, we ventured out to explore this Historic landmark. I must say it was refreshing and quite relaxing after our exhausting work week. The Lamprey River was my favorite of it all. The Park is dedicated to the Children of Epping so get out there and explore!"

"I have a job where I'm driving around a lot and have some downtime in-between work. Whenever I'm within 10 minutes away with some time to kill, this is the place I go. It's just a cute little area where you can walk down to the water, sit in your car alone and eat snacks (sometimes what I do) sit at the top of the water, or go for a walk. I've been at all different times of the day and the most people I've seen there is maybe 5 or 6 cars. There's plenty of room for everyone to find their own spots if you're looking to be alone and just zone out and gaze at some trees or a (stagnant) river."

"I visited last week with my daughter and I found it relaxing. About less than twenty people there. Kayakers where there. Perfect for launching small kayaks and canoes. Small trail by the river. River is deeper thanks to the recent rains we have had. Ball field only had a dad with his sons hitting the baseball around. Since schools are shut down, games are not going to be played. My daughter and I had fun tossing a few stones into the stream. We didn't explore all of the park. For quiet short excursion, small boats and playing baseball, for a small group, I recommend a visit, especially with the stream having more water flow."