Absolutely awesome campground - very clean - staff extremely friendly. Kids had a blast in pool and…read moreriding bikes around the campground. The permanent campers were very friendly and were pleasant to talk to. Campground was very quiet a night and close to the state parks for swimming in the lake. Would highly recommend this campground for your stay. A++.

Enjoyed our stay at Ontario Shores RV Park! We were here for 2 weeks. Well cared for and very…read moreclean. There's a large pool, laundry facilities, playground and activity room. Sites are level and lots of grass. Gated entry keeps people from just "cruising" through. We were here to fish. Unfortunately, the fish did not know it. Only caught two. Beth and her husband are super people and well organized. There was a chili cook off the first weekend we were here. Loved hearing the waves from the lake. When we were not fishing we explored Pulaski, Oswego and a lot of the surrounding areas. Absolutely beautiful country. If you plan to visit be sure to call ahead and make reservations as spaces are limited.

Super nice campground and friendly owners (Paula and Bill). Was there right when they opened for…read morethe season so the only guest for most of the stay. Very clean, large shower facilities. Good laundry area at very reasonable prices. WiFi is not great (but better than most), good enough for me to not have to activate Starlink subscription (saving $$$).

Bill & Paula have turned this campground into a real gem. Campground is clean, quiet, & affordable…read more Bathrooms & showers are clean and well kept. The owners live on site so you'll have any problems addressed promptly. The store is ok but growing and the new doggie off leash area is wonderful. You'll not find a pool here but maybe in the future. If you want quiet and affordable while visiting Oswego County this is the place to stay.

This beautiful lighthouse was built in 1838 and now serves with on-site lodging and dining. I did…read morenot stay onsite, but did take time to tour the area and view this beautiful structure. Yes, it's completely accessible and the parking lot at the marina has plenty of room. An unusual "birdcage" light stands atop the two story building with a focal height of 50 feet. Most other lighthouses were "modernized" but this one avoided that fate as it was due to be decommissioned at the time. A local purchased it from the government and it has since been restored. It remains an active navigational aid in addition to being a hotel / AirBNB. [Review 1552 of 2024 - 468 in New York - 22575 overall]

This is the worst experience dealing with the place to stay. Booked thru Airbnb for 2 nights but…read morebecause of the high stream river ask the owner to reschedule until the water come down for salmon fishing. First week of November when 90% places in Pulaski are vacant because season is over. Owner asked if we can cancel Airbnb deal and pay him directly And for some reason directly is more expensive for ~ $140.00 ( taxes etc he said ) so total was $700.00 Unfortunately water in river stays high for weeks in November 2021 so decided to reschedule for next year and just keep $700 as a credit. This year contacted the owner and dates we wanted were booked ( actually available on Airbnb ) and he offered refund . Received the check for $200!!!! Owner states that is the policy and other bs.so basically lost $500 and ton of time. I've been using places in Pulaski for over 10 years and they all much much cheaper and client friendly.

This place was amazing. We had such a fun time hiking here. There was also a campground that seemed…read morenice but we did not go for camping. Great place to walk your dogs and check out an amazing view. There are several different trails to enjoy. We did almost all of them when we were there! I definitely recommend a day trip to check this place out. The hiking is also very easy good for different fitness levels.

This was a nice state park. Our site had room for two large tents, a dining fly, and our two vans…read more There was the usual assortment of tents, campers, families, pets, etc. - but it was not overly noisy. The park police patrolled regularly and I never saw them have to stop and talk to someone. There was the occasional dog bark or baby crying in the night, but not as much as at other parks I have been to. The showers / restrooms are clean and comfortable. They even have a wash sink for doing dishes on the side of the building. We did not do any hiking so I can't comment on the trails. We didn't check into any park activities as we had our own agenda. Do be aware that there is no swimming area. The beach area is posted and is a stoney beach (not sandy). There is a short pier from which people were fishing. I would go back to this park again.

Exorbitant price tag to visit this part of the river. Granted the money supposedly goes into…read moreconservation and maintenance but at nearly $100/day I find this unreasonable. The facility is nice, the path down to the river is great and the staff were mostly friendly, but the special regulations and a fisherman's inability to take certain species off property when just off property NYS regulations allow otherwise seems pretty ridiculous considering the price. I will say the fishing holes are marked well and the brochure map they provide is nice. The river itself is great! I know they deepened certain holes to encourage fish to linger on property longer, but this comes at a price as well. I encountered so many other fisherman, the water itself felt pressured and fish responded to the tourism. You can still have an amazing day here and everyone should visit at least once. What they have here is really special. My only real gripe is the price, which makes it unreasonable for me to return, when a quarter mile upstream is free public water.

The DSR is the premier spot to go fishing for Salmon or Lake Run trout on the Salmon River. I have…read morevisited this place for the past 5 years. Pros: -Beautiful stretch of river -Limits on the number of people on the property -Clean and Respectful Culture -Respectful Staff -First stop for Lake Run Trout and Salmon -Close to Pulaski -Lodging and other services available Cons: -A bit pricey -Cannot keep trout nor Atlantic Salmon I cannot say enough for the culture developed by the DSR. Other than a few traditional spots up the Salmon River; this is the first stop for me on Salmon River fishing trips.

I have been dreaming of skiing in Osceola for years, but was always daunted by the very long drive…read morefrom Rochester, and the fact that I would most likely need to drive there and back in the same day. But earlier this month, when there was no snow anywhere locally, and the folks at Osceola Ski and Sport resort were promoting a dumping of 3-feet of fresh powdery goodness, I decided now was the time. The drive out ended up to be 2 hours and 20 min. That was partly due to us not knowing the way (a wrong turn here or there) and partly due to the roads, as many of the 'smaller' local roads were plowed but still snow covered. Not knowing the area, we took our time and got there safely. On the way to Osceola Ski and Sport, you pass 'the other Osceola xc ski resort,' Osceola Tug Hill, which we have also never visited. We had decided to check out the furthest resort first and so Osceola Tug Hill is still on our list. The main difference between the two is that the Ski and Sport resort is newer with a more modern building structure whereas the Tug Hill resort is more rustic and more like a traditional alpine ski lodge. Both have miles of trails, ample parking and amenities. At Ski and Sport, the interior space includes a fire place, lots of seating, a big screen TV, a self-service coffee bar, a cafe with fresh food like soups and sandwiches and baked goods, heated bathrooms which were clean, and an equipment rental shop. In addition, they have trail maps on an app that you can download, which tracks you as you ski around, and allows you to see where you are at all times (which is good because there are so many trails, it's easy to get disoriented and lost!) The outside trails were groomed well, and there was a great variety of trails for every skill level; trails were mostly marked with names or numbers. There are trails on both sides of the road, and all are groomed for skate skiing and classic. We skied for hours, took a break, then went back out and basically skied until it was single digits outside and we were beat. An excellent experience overall, and one that made us feel the drive was worth it. Definitely recommended!

Frustrated with no snow, my friend and I went searching for groomed trails in the Tug Hill. This…read moreski resort was more than we hoped for. Tons of perfectly maintained and wide trails. Lots of variety and an active map that helped us learn the trail options while knowing where we were at all times. A cozy space for warming up with delicious food and warm drinks. Impeccably clean bathroom. We also checked out a well stocked ski shop with new skis as well as an ample supply of rentals. Such a friendly and upbeat atmosphere. Dustin and Christina are gracious and helpful hosts. It is in the boonies, so to speak, but the journey was well worth the time. We can't wait to get back there!

We had the best fishing trip here! The cabins are very clean and the lodge is away from the…read moreinsanity in Pulaski. The river is easily accessed down a short trail , and is a very productive section of river. The owners are very cool and all of their recommendations for dinner and tackle shops were spot on! Roger will even filet your catch and vacuum seal it for you! I wasted a bunch of time looking around for a better place to stay around town and regret that, fox hollow is the right choice! We fished all over the river and the only fish we caught was right at the lodge!! Lol we plan on coming here every year for the steel head trout run.

Clean and good rates, but owner is not very accommodating. Misleading on trips and changes plans…read moredoes not follow through on arrangements. YMMV

We decided to do something different to do found this walking tour in Oswego the owners were funny…read moreand very informative the tour was interesting and funny I would recommend doing this walking tour

We had a great time on the Oswego Haunted walking tour!!! The guide was super informative and…read moreliterally fit the part perfectly!!! I highly recommend this tour... Way worth the money and it was just the right length.