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Jet off to an exciting, exotic location for a once-in-a-lifetime, VIP experience with our team and fellow clients.

Randy Carver has been offering  the opportunity for  clients, their family and friends to join him on once in a lifetime VIP excursions since he began the practice back in the late 80’s. These trips have taken him and his guests to exotic and breathtaking locations such as the Amazon, Alaska, Africa,  Europe  and the Orient. As the firm has grown, he’s created more opportunities to getaway for fun and relaxation. He works with some of the industry’s top travel experts, who are dedicated to the type of high-end service our clients have come to expect from Carver Financial.  ​Each trip has been planned down to the most minute detail, to allow clients the opportunity to enjoy their travels and not have to worry about all the ins and outs of international travel. 

Carver Financial Services Costa Rica – Saturday, February 17th – Thursday, February 22nd 2024

Our Carver Client Trip in 2023 will be at the very exclusive Hacienda Altagracia in Costa Rica from February 17th – 22nd, 2024 (Presidents Day week). Each person will be able to customize the trip with a post trip extension or reduction in days if they wish.

Hacienda AltaGracia is named one of the 50 Best Resorts in the World by Conde Nast Traveler and has everything from white water rafting to a world class spa – gourmet culinary experiences to jungle canopy walks! Celebrities from Reese Witherspoon to Oprah have enjoyed this amazing place! With only 50 Casitas (private houses) space is limited.

Our special package includes your own personal casita, food, non-alcoholic beverages, tax, gratuity and daily activities at the resort along with some special group excursions. Airfare and other outside experiences are not included. More information can be found here.

To book space or with specific questions you can contact our travel coordinator for this trip Jennifer Veselko at the [email protected] or via phone (440) 254-4314 office or personal cell (440) 488-3537. Stacy Zgonc is working with Jennifer and can be reached at 330-416-4873 as an additional team member. Both are with Maritz Global Events.

Visit the resort website: https://aubergeresorts.com/altagracia/ .

Visit our Client Trip website: https://www.carverclienttrip.com/.

Carver Financial Services and Raymond James are not affiliated with Hacienda Altagracia or Maritz Global Events.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a carver.

The Carver is the ultimate urban vehicle for those who want to travel smarter. The Carver combines the benefits of a car and a scooter into a sensational, new driving experience.

What do I have to watch out for when operating a Carver for the first time?

The Carver behaves differently than any other vehicle you know! It is important to realize that the Carver is an enclosed scooter and not a car. For your own safety and that of others, it is important that you carefully follow these safety instructions:

• Prevent abrupt steering movements!
• Correct with smooth steering movements.
• Take corners from the outside inwards.
• Remember that the Carver widens when tilting.
• Adjust your speed to a walking pace when cornering sharply or at an angle, or in dangerous situations.
• Never deliberately cause the Carver to lose grip.
• Reduce your speed in windy weather.
• Acknowledge the acoustic safety signals and adjust your driving behavior immediately.
• Always remain seated in the Carver, even as a passenger, while moving.
• Never use the Carver off-road, on unpaved roads/subsurface.

For whom is the Carver designed?

The Carver is designed for people looking for an innovative and sustainable form of personal transport. Ideal for urban areas or just outside the city, the vehicle offers a unique combination of the manoeuvrability of a scooter and the comfort and safety of a car. It is an excellent choice for people who are looking for an eco-friendly alternative to traditional petrol or diesel vehicles and want to contribute to reducing CO2 emissions in cities. Moreover, the Carver saves drivers time in traffic, thanks to its ability to bypass traffic jams and efficiently navigate busy city streets.

Where is the Carver designed and manufactured?

The Carver is a Dutch product, meaning that it was designed and developed in the Netherlands. Production, final assembly, installation of all electrical circuits and final quality control takes place in Southeast Asia.

Where am I allowed to park my Carver?

Parking rules depend on how you registered the vehicle.

Carver Base and R+ (moped) A moped may park along the road where permitted and in parking bays. The parking rules for normal cars also apply to the Carver. A moped may not be parked on the pavement.

Carver S+ (three-wheeled motor vehicle) The parking of a three-wheeled motorbike is different in each municipality. As a result, some municipalities only allow you to park along the road where permitted and in parking areas. Other municipalities also allow you to park on the pavement. Contact your municipality for the relevant rules.

Note: Many municipalities are currently reviewing legislation on parking. If you are not sure what the rules are, contact the municipality.

Where am I allowed to drive the Carver?

The traffic rules depend on the type of Carver you drive and how this vehicle is registered.

Carver Base and R+ (moped) With the Carver Base and R+, you are under the moped category and must drive on the carriageway. The speed limit on the carriageway for a moped is 45km/h. On roads of 80km/h or higher, there is regularly an exception where the road is prohibited for slow traffic and therefore also for mopeds. This exception is indicated by a C9 sign. Drivers of a moped are not allowed to use highways and freeways. Carver S+ (three-wheeled motor vehicle) With the Carver S+, you fall under the three-wheeled motor vehicle category and must ride on the carriageway both inside and outside built-up areas.

Note: Legislation for this type of vehicle changes rapidly. So check with the municipality if you are unsure of the rules.

From what age can I drive a Carver?

Carver Base and R+ (moped) The Carver Base and R+ are classified as mopeds in the Netherlands, UK, Malta, Italy, Germany and in Belgium so you can drive a Carver from the age of 16 with your AM licence (scooter licence). In Spain, you can get an AM licence from the age of 15 and in France, a special licence (Permis AM) allows you to drive a Carver from the age of 14.

Carver S+ (three-wheeled motor vehicle) The Carver S+ is classified as a three-wheeled motorbike in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy and Belgium, the minimum age 18 and you need a car licence B (obtained before 18 January 2013) or a motorbike licence A. In France and Spain, the minimum age is 16 and the required driving licence is B1.

Note: Legislation for this type of vehicle changes rapidly. Always contact the municipality if you are unsure of the rules.

Which type of driver’s licence do I need?

Carver Base and R+ (moped) In the Netherlands, the UK, Malta, Italy, Germany, Spain and Belgium, you can drive a Carver with an AM licence (scooter licence). In France, you can drive the Carver with a special Permis AM licence.

Carver S+ (three-wheeled motor vehicle) In the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy and Belgium, you can drive a Carver S+ with a car licence B (obtained before 18 January 2013) or a motorbike licence A. In Switzerland, the minimum required driving licence is category B1 (small and three-wheeled motor vehicles weighing up to 550 kg) or A restricted (motorbikes with a maximum power of 35 kW). In France and Spain, the minimum driving licence required is also category B1.

Can I drive the Carver/Cargo with a trailer?

It is not permitted to drive the Carver or the Cargo with a trailer.

What certification does the Carver have?

The Carver Base and R+ have European type approval for vehicle class L2e. The Carver S+ has European type approval for vehicle class L5e.

Specifications

Is the carver 100% electric.

Absolutely! The Carver is a 100% electric vehicle. This means it uses no fossil fuels and produces no harmful emissions.

What is the range of the Carver?

The Carver Base and S+ have a range of 100 km. The Carver R+ has a range of 130 km. It is important to note that several factors can affect the range.

For example, the outside temperature can affect how well the battery holds its voltage. To counter this, the Carver has a heating element near the battery to optimise the temperature. In addition, the weight of the vehicle and your driving style can also play a role. When driving through hills or through the city with a lot of braking and acceleration, the battery will run down faster than when you drive at a constant speed on flat terrain.

What are the dimensions of the Carver?

The dimensions of the Carver Base and R+ are 2.89 m in length, 1.49 m in height and 98 cm in width.

The dimensions of the Carver S+ are 2.89 m in length, 1.49 m in height and 1.06 m in width.

What’s the Carver’s maximum speed?

The Carver Base and R+ have a top speed of 45km/h, while the Carver S+ can reach a top speed of 80km/h. It is important to note that several factors can affect these speeds. These include load weight, weather conditions, driving style, road surface and slopes. All these factors can affect the power consumption of the electric motor.

As with all electric vehicles, battery level can affect a Carver’s maximum achievable speed. As the battery level drops, the vehicle may not be able to deliver maximum power. This may result in a lower top speed.

At lower temperatures, a battery cannot retain energy as well, which can lead to reduced range in winter compared to summer. Your driving style and traffic conditions can also affect your actual range and maximum speed.

When the battery has only 20% energy left, it automatically enters energy-saving mode and the maximum speed becomes lower than 80 km/h.

A feature of the Carver is that it recovers energy by regenerative braking itself. This helps get even more kilometres out of the range. For more information on sustainable driving with the Carver, visit our sustainable driving page.

What kind of engine does the Carver have?

The Carver Base and R+ have an electric motor with a maximum power of 2 x 2 kW and maximum torque of 2 x 150 Nm. The Carver S+ has an electric motor with a maximum power of 2 x 3 kW and a maximum torque of 2 x 150 Nm.

In what colors is the Carver available?

The Carver is available in four colours: Grey, White, Blue and Tangerine. The Carver Cargo is available in the colour White.

What kind of equipment is included in the Carver?

Carver R+ and S+

• 3 dynamic driving modes
• Bluetooth system
• Charging cable of 2.7m with 230V plug
• PTC side-window heating
• Windshield heating
• Soft-top convertible roof 75 litres of luggage space
• Removable windows
• Active or Touch style
• Room for 2 people.

Carver Cargo R+ and S+

• 3 Cargo driving modes
• 500 litres cargo space

Can I also get accessories for my Carver?

Yes, we have a number of accessories available for the Carver. Ask your dealer about all available accessories.

Is the carver equipped with a heater?

No, there is no heating in the Carver. However, the ventilation on the side blows warm air and can therefore serve as a heater at the same time.

How much does the Carver weigh and what is its maximum permissible mass?

The weight of a Carver including battery is 330 kg. The weight without battery is 260 kg. The maximum weight allowed is 500 kg.

How much storage space does the Carver have?

The Carver has a 75-litre luggage compartment at the rear, with additional options for luggage around the passenger seat. However, it is important not to leave loose objects in the Carver while driving. The Carver Cargo has a 500-litre cargo space at the rear and behind the driver’s seat there is room for luggage.

Is it safe and allowed to transport a baby or child in the passenger seat?

By law, the driver and passenger are required to use the available seatbelts. All passengers under the age of 18 years and whose height is below 1.35 meters, need to make use of an officially certified children’s safety seat. Carefully follow the instructions provided with the car seat. When in doubt, ask the manufacturer of the children’s safety seat for advice It is forbidden to carry more passengers than the amount of seat belts allow for.

Can I transport two small children on the passenger seat?

No, absolutely not! Although the Carver’s passenger seat is quite spacious, it is not safe to transport more than one passenger. You’re allowed to transport one person per seat belt: one driver in front and one passenger in the back.

How much does the Carver cost?

The Carver is available from €9,900, see all prices on our price lists or via the configurator .

Battery and Charging

What kind of battery does the carver use.

• Battery type Carver R+ and S+: Samsung SDI NCM
• Battery type Carver Cargo R+ and S+: LG NCM Energy systems
• Battery type Carver and Carver Cargo Base: LFP

How do I charge the Carver?

To charge the Carver you take the cord, found at the back of the vehicle. This cord is attached to the vehicle and rolls up automatically. Charging can be done via a regular 230 V outlet, or via a charging station with an adapter cable.

How long does it take to charge a Carver?

Carver R+ and S+ 80% charging time: 3 hours Carver R+ and S+ 100% charging time: 3 hours and 45 minutes

Carver Base 80% charging time: 4 hours Carver Base 100% charging time: 5 hours

Is it harmful to the battery if I charge my Carver when it’s still 30% full?

No, the Carver uses a lithium iron phosphate battery. This type of battery does not lose any of its quality or capacity if you charge it when it’s half full. To preserve the life of the battery, it is recommended to regularly charge the battery to 100%.

Can I charge my Carver at a car charging station on the street?

You can charge your Carver at a charging station with a converter to 230 V. We offer this via our webshop as an extra accessory. It is not possible to Fast Charge the Carver via a fast charging station.

Does the Carver make use of regenerative braking?

Yes, the Carver makes use of regenerative braking, thus the battery will recharge some of its power while descending or braking.

What is the battery’s life span?

Unfortunately, there is little to say about the expected life of the battery at this time, we have not yet been able to test this in practice so it is unknown how the battery will perform over a longer period of time. It is expected that the battery will last at least ten years, but that is still an estimate at this time.

Where can I insure my Carver?

Discuss insurance options with your Carver dealer or check our insurance page .

What’s the duration of the warranty?

The warranty will be due only in case of defects or production’s noncompliance of the product, and only when the product has been used under the terms established in the user manual .

What’s not included in the warranty?

Tires are not included in the warranty.

What actions would nullify the warranty of your Carver?

The warranty expires immediately in the event that the product has been modified and/or in the event of repairs that have not been carried out by Carver or a third party designated by Carver, or if the defect or non-conformity is attributable to Carver (see warranty conditions ).

How do I make a warranty claim?

Warranty claims can be made through your Carver service point upon presentation of the original purchase invoice.

Service and maintenance

How often does my carver require maintenance.

Your Carver will stay in top condition if you follow the recommended maintenance intervals.

• Minor maintenance check every 4,000 km (or once a year, whichever is sooner)
• Major maintenance check every 8,000 km (or every 2 years, whichever is sooner)

These maintenance checks, carried out by a Carver-approved technician or mechanic, are mandatory during the vehicle’s warranty period. These checks are recorded by our service partners .

What gets checked during maintenance?

We will check the following during a maintenance check;

• Windscreen washer fluid level
• Brake fluid level
• Dashboard functionality (windscreen wiper, horn etc.)
• Doors, locks, seats and rear storage
• Control shaft functionality
• Wheel suspension
• Tire pressure and wear
• Handbrake check
• Brake pads and discs

Finally, a test drive is done to ensure proper functionality of the Carver.

What are the costs of maintenance service?

The cost of a service depends on the Carver certified mechanic’s time plus the cost of repairs not covered by insurance. Contact one of our service points near you for more information on this.

What do I do if my Carver is damaged?

Contact one of our service points near you for an appointment.

My Carver has broken down. Who do I contact?

Where can i get service.

It is possible to get service at the Carver factory in Leeuwarden or at one of the service points .

Can I have repairs carried out by a third party?

Having repairs carried out by a third party will immediately nullify the warranty on your Carver. Repairs should only be carried out by a Carver-certified mechanic.

Ordering process

How can i order a carver.

Contact one of our points of sale near you to order a Carver.

How can I request a quote?

Through the configurator , you can configure your Carver and download a quote.

Can I lease a Carver?

For leasing options, contact one of our Carver dealers .

Can I test drive the Carver?

Yes! Check out our test drive page to make an appointment and learn more about our dealerships.

Is the Carver available through a dealer?

Check out our test drive page for available Carvers, making an appointment and more information about our dealers.

How can I contact you?

Via our contact form .

How can I submit a GDPR request?

Send us an email at [email protected] . Please use the words “GDPR request” in the subject line. We will reply as soon as possible and in any event within one month (30 days) following our receipt of your written request.

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Home » Travel Guides » United States » Massachusetts (MA) » 15 Best Things to Do in Carver (MA)

15 Best Things to Do in Carver (MA)

West of Plymouth, this bucolic town in Southeastern Massachusetts is in a swampy landscape. In fact, 50% of Carver’s area is made up of wetlands.

From the 18th century, this made the town a prime spot for bog iron, dredged from the ponds and forged at iron works.

When that industry went into decline, the town’s wetlands became cranberry bogs. By the turn of the 20th century, a fifth of all cranberries grown in the United States were harvested here.

Cranberries are still a part of life in Carver. The town’s biggest attraction is on the shores of vast cranberry bogs, and there are a few commercial operations in the area that you can visit around harvest time.

The massive pine barrens and abundant wetlands in Carver have staved off development, and allowed the town to keep its rural character—even the summer farmers’ market is in a grove of tall pines.

1. Edaville Family Theme Park

One of the oldest heritage railroads in the United States is still going strong in Carver. This is the star attraction of Edaville Family Theme Park, founded in 1947 by one Ellis D. Atwood on his sprawling cranberry farm.

Steam-powered trains chug along a two-foot gauge railroad that bends through a landscape of cranberry bogs, which become ever redder as the season progresses.

Over time the railroad has been accompanied by lots of other attractions. A big one is Dino-Land, where you’ll tour through woodlands inhabited by more than 20 lifesize dinosaurs.

The theme park also has the license for Thomas the Train, and Thomas Land USA has 11 rides based on the classic children’s TV show.

There’s indoor fun at Ellis’ Playhouse, as well as an arcade, a giant indoor model railroad, and a museum that delves into the history and culture of cranberry farming.

2. Myles Standish State Forest

On the southeastern corner of Carver and spreading into Plymouth is the largest public open space in Southeastern Massachusetts.

Named for the Mayflower passenger and military adviser for the Plymouth Colony, Myles Standish State Forest is more than 12,000 acres of pitch pine and scrub oak forest, hiding lakes, kettle ponds and cranberry bogs.

This is all a vast natural playground where you can hike, swim, fish, paddle, hunt, camp and set off on a horseback ride. Perhaps the best way to encounter the forest is on a bicycle, as there are 15 miles of easy paved trails, looping around those beautiful ponds.

3. Cranberry Bogs

Stick a pin in a map of Carver and there’s a good chance you’ll land on cranberry bog. One way you can get to know the town a little better, and understand the unique process of cultivating cranberries is to visit one of these farms.

There are two in Carver that open their doors to the public, depending on the season. You’ve got Red Meadow, which we’ll talk about a bit later.

Also here is Edgewood Bogs/Cape Cod Select, where you can purchase fresh and frozen cranberries, as well as gift boxes from the store.

Just across the line in Middleboro, Benson’s Pond allows visitors to experience the cranberry harvest first hand, and you can put on a pair of waders to become a “Cranberry Bogger for the Day” in fall.

4. King Richard’s Faire

The largest and longest-running renaissance fair in New England takes place in Carver. First held in 1982, King Richard’s Faire is on permanent property, spread across 80 acres of pine forest.

Normally taking place on weekends and Monday holidays in September and October, the fair is centered on a 16th century-style marketplace with a big cast of minstrels, magicians, fire-eaters, puppeteers, jousting knights, aerialists, and more.

There are eight performance stages here with something fresh to see throughout the day, along with artisans selling handspun pottery, unique jewelry, leather goods, and tons more. Food is at the heart of the experience, including classics like a spit-roasted turkey leg.

5. Red Meadow Farm

In the last few years this farm in Carver, with seven acres of cranberry bogs, has been taken over by a couple who had previously worked in the technology industry in Boston.

Cranberries are the main crop at Red Meadow Farm, but there’s also a pumpkin patch, apiary, and a flock of Painted Desert and Katahdin sheep.

You can call in at the farmstand, opened spring 2023, for a host of cranberry-related goodies, and a big choice of local and regional products. Eventually there will also be a wine, mead and cider operation at Red Meadow Farm.

6. Sampson’s Pond

Next door to Edaville Family Theme Park is a 310-acre Great Pond, a popular spot for water activities in the warmer months.

There’s a free paved launching ramp at Sampson’s Pond off Lake View Street, and this is a great place for some paddling with coves, little islands and interesting rocky outcrops.

The boat launch is a popular hangout on warm summer days, and the pond is one of two designated swimming locations in the town.

You may be interested to know that Sampson’s Pond was actually marshland until the turn of the 19th century when it was excavated as a source of bog iron. Even today there’s a rusty tint to the water thanks to the presence of iron ore in the soils.

7. Savery Avenue

Something well worth checking out near King Richard’s Faire is a preserved stretch of historic road, recognized as the oldest divided highway in America.

This was opened in 1860 by one William Savery, whose plan was for trees on the edge of the road and through the middle to provide “shade and ornament for man and beast”.

At the turn of the century Savery Avenue was macadamized—paved with compact layers of crushed stone—and today a long section of the road has been preserved in a parcel of town-owned conservation land.

Away from the avenue there’s a knot of trails leading off into the stunning mature pine woodland. The high canopy is the perfect nesting site for birds like black-capped chickadees, pine warblers and blue jays.

8. Shurtleff Park

Opposite the Town Hall in the center of Carver there’s a public park in a beautiful stand of tall pines. In summer Shurtleff Park is the setting for the Carver Farmers’ Market, which we’ll cover in more detail below.

At any other time this is a lovely place to pause for a moment, and maybe enjoy a coffee or picnic from one of the establishments close by.

Take a moment to admire the Soldiers and Sailors monument, erected in 1910. The park was presented to the town in 1908, and has always been a venue for outdoor events, many of which coincide with the market.

9. Johns Pond

Another place where families can cool off in the summer months is this natural pond, just over 20 acres in size.

Johns Pond has a mix of residential developments and working cranberry bogs on its shores, with a beach area on the south side. The water is relatively clear and is surprisingly warm in July and August.

In terms of fishing, the pond has decent counts of largemouth bass and panfish, despite its relatively small size. Alongside the beach there’s a gravel ramp where you can launch your cartop boat or canoe.

10. Carver Farmers’ Market

There can’t be many farmers’ markets around with a prettier location than the one in Carver. This takes place in a grove of lofty pines at Shurtleff Park in the municipal center of the town.

Held on Sundays, mid-June through October, Carver Farmers’ Market is a heartwarming community event, incorporating live music and family activities into the experience.

On a normal week you can shop for fresh produce, fresh baked breads, pastries, seasoning mixes, preserves, salsas, and a big choice of handmade crafts. A great time to pay a visit is in fall, during the cranberry season.

11. Erickson’s Ice Cream Cafe

Open May to mid-September, this ice cream stand at 287 Tremont Street has been in business since 1969, and is an integral part of summer in Carver.

Away from the roadside, Erickson’s Ice Cream Cafe has a gorgeous outdoor area where you can enjoy your frozen treat, with rows of picnic tables bordered by a lawn and tall trees.

The ice cream served here is the award-winning Richardson’s Ice Cream, made not far away in Middleton, MA. At any time there are more than 50 flavors available, with fall varieties like pumpkin and cranberry later in the season.

To mix things up there’s a selection of frappes, freezes, sundaes, lime rickeys, tonic floats, and banana splits.

12. Off the Wall Kidz

There’s a branch of this regional chain of indoor playgrounds in Carver. Off the Wall Kidz is akin to a children’s museum, combining age-appropriate play structures with experiential exhibits.

In that vein you’ve got the Pretend City, where kids can navigate streets and role-play at amenities like a supermarket and clinic.

The Arcade has all kinds of old-time carnival games, along with newer video games, while the custom-designed play complex features a labyrinth of bridges, slides, soft climbing equipment, and trampolines.

There’s also a giant ball pit with some 25,000 balls, and a separate toddler play area, ringed by a soft barrier for extra peace of mind.

13. The Cole Property Trails and Bog Roads

To see more of the area’s signature wetlands and cranberry bogs you could explore this conservation property on the Plympton-Carver town line.

The Cole Property is deceptively large, on more than 240 acres of former agriculture. The looping blue trail leads you into this beautiful tract of pine forest, and passes the edge of an active cranberry bog.

If you want to spend more time outdoors you can continue east, where the connecting white trail soon links with the orange trail, tracing the rear of a residential subdivision and some marshland, before looping back towards the cranberry bogs.

14. Carver Community Playground

Another excellent little attraction in Carver’s center is this top-notch playground that has only recently been unveiled on the King Property behind the town hall.

Completed surrounded by a fence, the Carver Community Playground has been rated as one of the best for miles around.

The space is divided into areas for children aged 2-5 and 5-12, and as well as the expected climbing structures, slides and swings there’s all kinds of additional fun.

Children can play with interactive musical installations, or make the most of the trucks and diggers in the sandbox. There are benches all around for parents, as well as a covered picnic area where everyone can take time out during the fun.

15. Camden Trail – Indian Brook Conservation Land

Near Sampson Pond and Edaville Family Theme Park there’s an unfrequented parcel of town-owned conservation land, acquired in 2003.

The entrance to Indian Brook Conservation Land is easy to miss from the roadside on Indian Street. There’s a small information kiosk here, at the start of the Camden Trail.

This heads north into the woods, before forking into several branches that have been linked by a newer trail, so you can spend about half an hour on a gentle walk. On the way you’ll pass vernal pools, and a picturesque section of Indian Brook.

15 Best Things to Do in Carver (MA):

• Edaville Family Theme Park
• Myles Standish State Forest
• Cranberry Bogs
• King Richard’s Faire
• Red Meadow Farm
• Sampson’s Pond
• Savery Avenue
• Shurtleff Park
• Carver Farmers’ Market
• Erickson’s Ice Cream Cafe
• Off the Wall Kidz
• The Cole Property Trails and Bog Roads
• Carver Community Playground
• Camden Trail - Indian Brook Conservation Land

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Carver's Steakhouse - Orange Beach

Carver's Steakhouse in Orange Beach, Alabama, is a great date-night restaurant offering some of the best steaks in the area.

Carver's Steakhouse

If you are a fan of bacon, I need you to plan a visit to Carver's Steakhouse ASAP! Honestly, we will be going back just for the flame-cooked bacon appetizer.

Flame-charred bacon hanging over warm cornbread awaits you! My husband can't stop talking about this dish and how good it was.

Officially called, Neuske Torch pork belly, the bacon drips onto the warm cornbread, creating a moment your taste buds will rejoice.

After having this epic start to your meal, prepare yourself for a delicious steak. My husband ordered the ribeye steak, and it was cooked to perfection .

While we were there he was already planning our next visit to try the Wagyu Steak and Carver's Burger.

If you are looking for a great restaurant for a date night, a place to celebrate a birthday, or just a great steak, Carver's Steakhouse is perfect.

One thing we love is the restaurant had guests who were dressed beach casual and guests who were dressed to celebrate an occasion.

The service is truly amazing! They want you to have the best experience possible.

Indoor Seating

There are a couple of different options for indoor seating, including booths and tables and chairs.

The tables and chairs can fit anywhere from two people to 8 people. If you are bringing a large group, please call the restaurant ahead of time.

There is a nice indoor bar with tall chairs at the bar. There are also high top tables with tall chairs next to the bar.

Carver's Steakhouse Menu

The Carver's Steakhouse menu is filled with Carvers Steak, succulent seafood options, soup, unique salads, and delicious desserts.

Menu Highlights

Coconut Shrimp - Coconut breaded large Gulf shrimp served with orange marmalade sauce.

Flash-fried Lobster Tail - Flash-fried with spicy tempura, served with sweet chili sauce and drawn butter.

Bacon wrapped quail - fire grilled with applewood bacon wrapped and served with a bourbon glaze and BBQ sauce.

Hand-breaded onion rings - thick cut and fried golden brown, served with housemade spicy petal sauce.

Sweet chili fried calamari - hand breaded and flash fried, served with sweet & spicy chili sauce.

Wood-planked salmon Caesar salad - slow-cooked wood-fired salmon on a traditional Caesar salad.

Ahi Tuna Salad - fresh pan-seared ahi tuna served over crisp field greens.

House Salad - Mixed greens, cucumber, grape tomato, red onion, cheddar hack cheese and home style croutons.

Wedge Salad - crisp wedge of iceberg lettuce, topped with applewood bacon, grape tomatoes, red onion, blue cheese, and a sweet balsamic glaze.

Steaks & Chops

Steaks and Chops are served with one standard side. You can enhance your carvers steaks with a crab cake, lobster tail fried, lobster tail steamed, Oscar oyster, shrimp skewer, or wild sauteed mushrooms.

• 8 oz Center Cut Sirloin
• 12 oz New York Strip
• 14 oz Ribeye
• 8 oz Filet Mignon
• 20 oz Porterhouse
• Pork Tomahawk
• Rack of Lamb
• Herb Crusted Prime Rib served with au jus, horseradish cream sauce, and hand-carved

Beyond Steak

Seafood, chicken, and ribs are served with one standard side dish.

• Pistachio-crusted grouper
• Cedar Planked Salmon (Atlantic Salmon)
• Twin Lobster Tails
• Char Grilled Shrimp
• Carver's Chicken
• BBQ Baby Backed Ribs
• Grilled Chicken and Shrimp

Chophouse Burger - Angus steak patty topped with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion rings, BBQ sauce, pickles, and garlic aioli on a brioche bun.

Carver Burger - Steak blend patty with sauteed onions and mushrooms, Swiss and cheddar cheese, house-made steak sauce, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and pickle on a brioche bun.

Chicken Club - Blackened or grilled marinated chicken breast, smoked bacon, Swiss and cheddar cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and honey-herb aioli on a brioche bun.

Signature Side Dish options include black garlic truffle fries, lobster mac & cheese, au gratin potatoes, creamed spinach, steamed asparagus, and creamed corn.

Standard side dish options include a baked potato, sweet potato, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, steak fries, and steamed vegetables.

Dessert options include New York Cheesecake, white chocolate raspberry truffle, bananas foster cheesecake, warm apple crisp, mile-high chocolate fudge cake, Carver's original gelato flight, and bread pudding.

Kids Menu -

Gluten-Free - Oysters, bacon wrapped quail, salads, steaks, rack of lamb, salmon, ahi tuna, lobster tails, bbq chicken, carver's chicken, BBQ Baby back ribs

Vegan - Salad without dressing.

Vegetarian - Spinach artichoke dip, creamed spinach, Stuffed portobello mushroom with creamy spinach and artichoke, house salad, Wedge salad without bacon

When you see Beyond Steak on the menu it is sadly not Beyond burgers or other vegetarian options. When I first glanced at the menu I was so excited thinking there might be a veggie burger option. Then I kept reading and realized I was wrong.

Signature Cocktails - Elderflower Bellini, Pomegranate Cosmopolitan, Key Lime Martini, Apple Crisp Martini, Aviation, Mocha espresso, Coastal Limon Drop, Asian Pear Mojito, Raspberry Royale, Carver's Coconut Breeze, Carvers Organic Agave, Carver's Mule, Jalapeno Agave Margarita

Why you will love Carvers Steakhouse

• Fantastic Orange Beach Date night restaurant
• Best steakhouse in Orange Beach
• Flame cooked bacon appetizer...worth going just for this.
• Takeout is available from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM Daily.
• Live music Wednesday to Sunday at 5 pm
• Exceptional dining experience with friendly staff
• Comfortable ambiance for celebrating a special occasion or special event

Things to know when planning a visit to Carver's Steakhouse

Address - 25775 Perdido Beach Blvd suite B, Orange Beach, AL 36561

Located in the Orange Beach Publix shopping center.

Phone - (251) 981-0990

Hours - Monday - Closed

Tuesday - Sunday 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Please confirm with the restaurant to ensure that the hours have not changed.

Accessibility - There is accessible parking near the entrance. Inside the restaurant, there is room to move around the tables.

Plus-Size Seating - The chairs do not have arms and were really comfortable. They do have booth seating, but it may be uncomfortable, depending on the person.

Dress Code/Suggestions - Date night, casual

Pets - Pets are not allowed inside the restaurant.

Parking   - There is a large parking area in front of the restaurant.

Dinner Reservations - Can be made online or by calling the restaurant.

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Ristorante Carmelo - One of the best Italian restaurants in Orange Beach

City Donut   - Enjoy donut sliders, freshly baked doughnuts, and more at this fun doughnut and ice cream shop.

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CoastAL - Epic beachfront restaurant offering lunch and dinner.

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Just returned from our vacation to Negril, Jamaica! Had an excellent time and thanks to Michelle at Carber Travel for the excellent recommendations including restaurants, club Mobay, and resort!! So important to me to use a reputable, reliable and honest travel agent!! Thanks again and we starting to think about our next trip!!

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Carver is a town of 12,000 (2020) in the South Shore of Massachusetts . Carver once produced more cranberries than any other town in the world and still has extensive cranberry farming.

Plympton is a small town of 3,000 (2020).

Understand [ edit ]

Deborah Sampson was born in Plympton in 1760. She dressed as a man and fought in the Revolutionary War. When her leg was injured, she tended to it herself so her gender was not discovered. Later, the leg became infected and she was hospitalized. Her gender was discovered and she was honorably discharged.

Get in [ edit ]

Carver lies sandwiched between I-495 to the west, and MA-3 to the east. US-44 runs along the northern border, and you'll likely need MA-58 to reach your destination. Routes 106 and 58 both run through Plympton.

Get around [ edit ]

A car will be necessary, these small towns are car dependent and have no public transportation. There are few sidewalks so walking from point to point may not be possible.

See [ edit ]

• 41.867 -70.757 2 Savory Historical Highway . 24 hours daily . This half-mile road was built in 1861 and was the first divided highway in America. Worth checking out if you're going to the Faire anyway. Free . ( updated Mar 2022 )

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• Cranberry Harvest , ☏ +1 508-866-7878 . Sept 15-Oct 31 . Agricultural tourism at its finest! Massachusetts cranberry growers offer bus tours of various bogs in season. You'll learn all about growing seasons and cranberry history, before watching a wet harvest in action. If you like, find a specific farm and arrange a more personal tour. You'll have the chance to put the waders on and walk out into the bog. A bit pricier, but great for social media pics and very kid friendly. $20-50 . ( updated Nov 2022 )

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• Flax Pond Cranberry Company , 1 Robbins Path , ☏ +1 508 866-2162 , [email protected] . Sept 21-Oct 31 M-Th 11AM-4PM, F-Su 10AM-4PM . Farm store selling cranberries and a variety of cranberry products.  
• Sunrise Gardens Farm Stand , 94 Center St ( Plympton ), ☏ +1 781-585-6035 . 9AM-6PM daily . A family-owned farm and business that grown their own flowers and chemical free produce. They also sell mulch, pumpkins, mums, firewood and Christmas trees and wreaths. Open year round! ( updated Nov 2022 )
• Sauchuk Farm , 53 Palmer Rd ( Plympton ), ☏ +1 781-585-1522 . May-Oct . Sells fresh produce and flowers that is grown on their own farm. Seasonal offerings like: Pick your own, apple cider donuts, corn maze, and a pumpkin patch. ( updated Nov 2022 )

Eat [ edit ]

• Moore Dogs , 92 N Main St , ☏ +1 508-866-5342 . 6AM-3PM daily . Down to earth fare with a decent menu, fun staff, and a long history of happy customers. Why do you think all the trucks stop here? $3-8 . ( updated Mar 2022 )
• Dandy Cafe , 114 Main St , ☏ +1 508-866-7422 . 10AM-9PM daily . Tiny location with awesome chewy crust pizza. $10-20 . ( updated Mar 2022 )
• Fiesta Charra , 66 Main St , ☏ +1 508-866-1130 . 11AM-9:30PM daily . Classic Mexican dishes. $18-25 . ( updated Nov 2022 )
• Mamma Mia's , 73 Main St , ☏ +1 508-866-7900 . M-Th 11AM-9PM, F Sa 11AM-11PM, Su noon-9PM . Small chain of South Shore pizza places. $20-30 . ( updated Nov 2022 )
• Crane Brook Restaurant , 229 Tremont St , ☏ +1 508-465-4959 . W-Sa 4-10PM . Steakhouse ambiance overlooking a small scenic pond. Farm to table cuisine. $40-70 . ( updated Nov 2022 )

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Camping is also available at Myles Standish State Forest, see above.

• Cranberry Acres ( Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park ), 20 Shoestring Rd , ☏ +1 508-866-4040 . Offering about 200 family friendly campsites for tents and RVs. Prices are super high for a campground, as they offer a wide variety of child-friendly games and entertainment. Options include a trampoline park, playgrounds, arcade, pool, mini-golf, sensory experiences and so on. $100 average . ( updated Nov 2022 )

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• Carver Public Library , 2 Meadowbrook Way , ☏ +1 508-866-3415 . M W 10AM-6PM, Tu 10AM-8PM, Th F 10AM-4PM, Sa 10AM-2PM . Free . ( updated Nov 2022 )
• Plympton Public Library , 248 Main St ( Plympton ), ☏ +1 781-585-4551 . Tu Th 10AM-7PM, W 10AM-1PM, Sa 10AM-3PM . Free . ( updated Nov 2022 )

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• Plymouth — Famous for its Pilgrim history and Plimoth Plantation.
• Bridgewater — Home of Bridgewater State University.
• New Bedford - "The Whaling City" inspired Moby-Dick and houses a Whaling Museum.
• Woods Hole — Famed oceanographic institute, tons of shopping and dining options, not to mention ferry connections to Martha's Vineyard.
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“I can pick my way up tight lines, ride skinnies, drop ledges, and then unpack and make a cup of pourover…”

I had been mulling on the idea of a fatbike or the new plus-sized Krampus as the ideal mountain biking camp rig for a while when I had the chance to test ride a Krampus from Geno at One On One bikes in Minneapolis. Minutes later I was hooked on the 29+ format and was chasing squirrels and taxicabs through the metropolis. A few weeks later I got my own Krampus from the fine folks at 21st Ave Bikes here in Portland and was blown away by the bike. Sure, it was a solid camping rig just like I expected, but what I couldn’t believe was its technical terrain prowess. I’ve always preferred techy steep lines, dabbling in trials and rolling big drops instead of hucking them. All of a sudden I was riding this rigid bike that felt more at home in boulder fields than my 7″ trail bike did.

The Krampus is a fantastic platform but a year later I was looking for some upgrades. Slacker geometry. Tucked rear wheel. Larger seat tube diameter for a dropper post. Tapered head tube. Thru axles. The fact that Carver’s Gnarvester was titanium didn’t hurt either, so I impulse bought one when my size popped up on Ebay last fall.

Again I was shocked at what a different ride it gave me. Most notably the rear wheel tuck—fully loaded I can lift the front end effortlessly and drop ledges much smoother. I swapped in a Fox Talas 34 from the stock carbon fork adding a great deal of weight, but what a relief after battering myself on the rigid Krampus in Idaho for 17 days last summer. It can drop the front end from 150mm to 120mm for steep climbs and has the Climb/Trail/Descend modes which I use constantly. I shaved 1mm off the fork bridge with a file to prevent tire rub and so far the super tight clearance has not been an issue in the mud at all. The Reverb dropper post is leagues better than the 27.2 KS Lev I was running previously. The sliding dropouts and breakable chainstay are well-made though they tend to creak. I’ll never set up the bike as a single speed, but they’ve been useful for adjusting knob clearance for different tires. The thru axles stiffen the whole bike up noticeably, preventing the flex rub on chain/chainstays. It would be nice to try it in a 27.5+ wheel size too: I didn’t mind the giant wheels on the Krampus, but the slacker geo of the Gnarvester make its height painfully obvious. That and the graphics are terrible.

But the Gnarvester rips. It’s a well-designed, solid, aggressive, modern mountain bike.

Many people prefer the ECR as a camping rig, but I’d rather favor a bike’s shredability over its campability. Geometry makes a much bigger difference when riding trails than it does on gravel roads. I’ll stick with aggressive mountain bike geometry and finesse my contact points to make the bike comfortable during long days in the saddle rather than tame down the core of the bike’s essence.

And it camps surprisingly well. I had Scott from Porcelain Rocket make a cuben frame bag and extra svelte cuben Mr Fusion to accommodate my dropper post and double seatpost DIY hack. I’m stubborn, and decided to make my own handlebar roll with some PVC stand-offs, straps, and cowhide glued to HDPE sheeting. I’ve got a 20mm SON hub powering my B&M Luxos U that’s a fantastic dynamo light with USB port for charging my phone, steripen, headlamp, and camera batteries. That’s plenty of storage for a 5 day trip of moderately tolerable weather. If I’m bringing camera gear I generally end up riding with my HMG 2400 Southwest backpack as well. To round out my tacky rodeo clown aesthetic I made my own furry cowhide rims strips and set up my Maxxis Chronicles with a split tube tubeless system.

The Carver Gnarvester really does live up to its name, I can pick my way up tight lines, ride skinnies, drop ledges, and then unpack and make a cup of pourover. It’s an extremely versatile bike and I’m excited to see how the Plus platforms revolutionize not just the bikepacking world in the coming years— but the whole mountain biking realm.

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Here’s why experts don’t think cloud seeding played a role in Dubai’s downpour

A man walks along a road barrier among floodwater caused by heavy rain on Sheikh Zayed Road highway in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, April 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Christopher Pike)

Vehicles sit abandoned in floodwaters covering a road in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 17, 2024. With cloud seeding, it may rain, but it doesn’t really pour or flood — at least nothing like what drenched the United Arab Emirates and paralyzed Dubai. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell)

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FILE - Carver Cammans installs cloud seeding equipment Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022, in Lyons, Colo. With cloud seeding, it may rain, but it doesn’t really pour or flood. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson, File)

With cloud seeding, it may rain, but it doesn’t really pour or flood — at least nothing like what drenched the United Arab Emirates and paralyzed Dubai, meteorologists said.

Cloud seeding, although decades old, is still controversial in the weather community, mostly because it has been hard to prove that it does very much. No one reports the type of flooding that on Tuesday doused the UAE, which often deploys the technology in an attempt to squeeze every drop of moisture from a sky that usually gives less than 4 or 5 inches (10 to 13 centimeters) of rain a year.

“It’s most certainly not cloud seeding,” said private meteorologist Ryan Maue, former chief scientist at the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “If that occurred with cloud seeding, they’d have water all the time. You can’t create rain out of thin air per se and get 6 inches of water. That’s akin to perpetual motion technology.”

Meteorologists and climate scientists said the extreme rainfall is akin to what the world expects with human-caused climate change, and one way to know for certain that it was not caused by tinkering with clouds is that it was forecast days in advance. Atmospheric science researcher Tomer Burg pointed to computer models that six days earlier forecast several inches of rain — the typical amount for an entire year in the UAE.

Three low-pressure systems formed a train of storms slowly moving along the jet stream — the river of air that moves weather systems — toward the Persian Gulf, said University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann. Blaming cloud seeding ignores the forecasts and the cause, he said.

Many of the people pointing to cloud seeding are also climate change deniers who are trying to divert attention from what’s really happening, Mann and other scientists said.

“When we talk about heavy rainfall, we need to talk about climate change. Focusing on cloud seeding is misleading,” said Imperial College of London climate scientist Friederike Otto, who heads a team that does rapid attribution of weather extremes to see if they were caused by global warming or not. “Rainfall is becoming much heavier around the world as the climate warms because a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture.”

Carver Cammans installs cloud seeding equipment Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022, in Lyons, Colo. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson)

WHAT IS CLOUD SEEDING?

Clouds need tiny water or ice droplets called nuclei to make rain. The weather modification method uses planes and ground-based cannons to shoot particles into clouds making more nucleai, attracting moisture that falls as snow and rain. Usually silver iodide is used, but it can also be dry ice and other materials. The method, first pioneered in the 1940s, became popular in the U.S. West starting in the 1960s, mostly for snow.

It can’t create water from a clear sky — particles must be shot into a storm cloud that already holds moisture to get it to fall, or to fall more than it otherwise would naturally.

The desert nation of the United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Wednesday from the heaviest rain ever recorded there after a deluge flooded out Dubai International Airport, disrupting flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel.

HOW EFFECTIVE IS IT?

A recent study of aerial seeding found a clear precipitation pattern on a radar that mirrored the seeding and offers evidence the method works. But exactly how effective it is remains unclear , scientists say.

The physics makes sense, but the results have been so small that scientists just can’t agree on whether it is fair to say it really works, said Maue and Mann.

Atmospheric forces are so huge and so chaotic that technically cloud seeding “is way too small a scale to create what happened,” Maue said. Extra rainfall from cloud seeding would have been minimal, both said.

WHO USES IT?

Despite not knowing its efficacy, governments in drought-stricken regions like the U.S. West and the UAE are often willing to invest in technology like seeding in the hopes of getting even a small amount of water.

Utah estimates cloud seeding helped increase its water supply by 12% in 2018, according to an analysis by the state’s Division of Water Resources. The analysis used estimates provided to them by the contractors paid to do the seeding.

Dozens of countries in Asia and the Middle East also use cloud seeding.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation spent $2.4 million last year on cloud seeding along the overtapped Colorado River. Utah recently increased its seeding budget by tenfold.

SO WHAT CAUSED THE DELUGE?

That part of the Middle East doesn’t get many storms, but when it does, they are whoppers that dwarf what people in the United States are used to, Maue said.

Huge tropical storms like this “are not rare events for the Middle East,” said University of Reading meteorology professor Suzanne Gray. She cited a recent study analyzing nearly 100 such events over the southern Arabian Peninsula from 2000 to 2020, with most in March and April, including a March 2016 storm that dropped 9.4 inches (almost 24 centimeters) on Dubai in just a few hours.

The 2021 study said “a statistically significant increase in the (whopper storms) duration over southeast Arabian Peninsula has been found, suggesting that such extreme events may be even more impactful in a warming world.”

While cloud seeding can work around the margins, it doesn’t do big things, scientists say.

“It’s maybe a little bit of a human conceit that, yeah, we can control the weather in like a Star Trek sense,” Maue, who was appointed to NOAA by then-President Donald Trump, said. “Maybe on long time scales, climate time scales, we’re affecting the atmosphere on long time scales. But when it comes to controlling individual rain storms, we are not anywhere close to that. And if we were capable of doing that, I think we would be capable of solving many more difficult problems than creating a rain shower over Dubai.”

Borenstein reported from Washington, Peterson from Boulder, Colorado.

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