Great local Lake George course. Front 9 is pretty solid layout w/ great views. No water in the…read morecourse so bring your own or buy bottles at pro shop. Back 9 was really funky with lots of elevation changes, mtn golfing, side hill, up hill, & down hill lies. One hole is really wild with high elevation drop. You'll get a real good walking workout even though you're in a cart. Green fee was senior $75.

My husband and I stayed and played at Top of the world golf in mid July for our 35th Wedding…read moreAnniversary and my Birthday. we had such a great time, very relaxing and quaint. We stayed Sunday-Wednesday so we weren't able to eat in the restaurant as they are closed Monday and Tuesday- everyone deserves a couple of days off-which wasn't an issue. The GM Nate was fantastic, in fact everyone we interacted with we very friendly, including fellow golfers on the course as we played. We had so much fun playing the course that we didn't want to try any of the other courses. The golf course was in good shape, and challenging. The view of Lake George from the 10th was gorgeous as well as the view of the mountains towards Vermont. The only downside was we lost a good number of ball LOL. Our room was clean and quaint, just what you would expect for a country Inn, and had all the amenities we needed. Our refrigerator was stocked with bagels, muffins, english muffins, watermelon and all the fixings for the bagels and english muffins. It is definitely on our list of places we will visit again. Thank you Nate and team for making out little getaway perfect!

I've been a huge fan of the House of Frankenstein Wax Museum since the very first time I visited as…read morea young child, and one of the coolest things for me now is getting to share that tradition with my son. We visit Lake George at least once a year, and House of Frankenstein is almost always our first stop! This place has been creeping people out since 1974, and I love that they've continued to add to and evolve the museum while still keeping so much of its old-school charm. The classic scenes and wax figures are inspired by legendary horror and literary works from Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Louis Stevenson and Victor Hugo. You'll encounter everything from Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory and The Raven to scenes inspired by The Phantom of the Opera and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Over the years, they've also brought in more modern horror icons, including Freddy Krueger, Chucky, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers. After paying admission, you head upstairs to begin your journey. First warning: IT IS VERY DARK! Give your eyes a minute to adjust before charging ahead. You make your way through dark, narrow hallways, stopping at individual scenes that are mostly viewed through windows into small rooms. Many are animated, and you'll press an illuminated button to bring the scene to life. Considering some of these wax figures and displays have been around for decades, they've held up remarkably well. My biggest advice: TAKE YOUR TIME! It's a self-guided attraction, and if another group is right behind you, just let them pass. If you race through without stopping to really look at the scenes--or pressing some of those buttons more than once--you could probably be finished in 10 minutes. That completely misses the point. Part of the fun is soaking up all the wonderfully creepy little details. Don't expect a modern haunted house filled with actors jumping out at you. There aren't really any major jump scares and there are no haunt actors. House of Frankenstein is much more about atmosphere, and it absolutely nails that creepy, old-school horror vibe. There's also a historical and true-crime section featuring the Salem Witch Trials and Jack the Ripper, along with several torture chamber scenes and some surprisingly realistic executions. Definitely not Disney World! One of the coolest additions in recent years is a swamp area where you actually walk across a soft, spongy floor while some very creepy creatures lurk on both sides of you. It's a great effect and adds a completely different feel to that section of the museum. One of our longtime favorites comes near the end: the classic black hole/vortex tunnel. No matter how many times I've walked through it, it still manages to mess with my head! They've also added a sci-fi mirror maze and a seriously creepy Chamber of Horrors filled with people hanging upside down inside clear body bags. They're motion activated, so just when you think you're safely walking past them...they start shaking as loud noises erupt around you. Delightfully disturbing! Assuming you're lucky enough to survive everything inside, you eventually make your way back into the lobby. Don't rush out the door, because there are some great animatronics here too, including a talking crow and a skeleton lying inside a casket. And here's one final creepy bit of House of Frankenstein lore: the building itself is said to actually be haunted. Over the years, employees have reportedly told stories of seeing a female apparition walking through the building before suddenly disappearing. Others have claimed to hear footsteps going up and down the stairs after the museum has closed and all the guests are gone, along with mysterious shadowy figures roaming the hallways. Is House of Frankenstein really haunted? Who knows. But considering how many years I've been coming here, I'm perfectly happy NOT being the one who gets locked inside overnight to find out! House of Frankenstein is a wonderfully weird, creepy and nostalgic piece of Lake George history. It may not have the high-tech scares of a modern haunted attraction, but that's exactly why we love it. There's something special about experiencing an attraction I loved as a kid and now getting to watch my son enjoy it too. If you're visiting Lake George while House of Frankenstein is open for the season, make it a stop--and take your time inside. You never know. You might experience a little more than you bargained for.

As a horror author & enthusiast of things spectacularly spooky, this place is a favorite of mine,…read morefrightfully fun & just pure scare shop joy that brings me back to my younger days. This isn't just a quick place to stop by, it's an EXPERIENCE! Note: not really recommended for younexplore for and if you scare easily: BEWARE! You are in for a scare! Animatronic, horror, torture, execution and more are depicted in this house of horror. Floors & halls of frightening fun to explorenfor one and all who dare to enter here!!!!!!

We were pleased with this park! It is the former magic forest with another dino park attached. We…read moregot there early, and it was not overly crowded. We did the Magic Forest part of the park first. On many rides they had 1 person managing 2 rides, so there was sometimes a wait. It definitely seems a bit older but is kept up. The dino forest was very well done and updated. It is a walk through, and you can also participate in an archeological dig. They also had an updated café, but it was not open. They also do a scavenger hunt where the kids win a prize at the end.

I had an excellent time here. The show was amusing and the attractions entertaining. There is food…read morethere which was convenient. A very causal park.

Our experience at Escape LG was great! Our gamemaster Jack…read morewas super nice and we enjoyed having him on our team. he only helped us when we were out of options. Great experience and would definitely recommend to anyone who loves a puzzle solving experience!

We did three rooms here. The game masters were next level nice and helpful. The rooms were very…read morewell thought out and creative. We were really stumped by some puzzles even tho we've done a lot of rooms. In some instances they stopped the clock for us when we struggled with something which was above and beyond. Id definitely recommend anyone come to this place. The games are immersive with well thought out stories and we really loved the rooms we played.

First off let me say, the people are nice. But the course is not. Tee boxes look like an average…read morecourses rough. Tall grass, unkept, and many dead grass patches. Fairways and greens were patchy. Cost $70 for 18 holes, which is the same price as Top of the World in Lake George. At least there you get brand new carts, well maintained grounds and perfect greens. Bay Meadows in Queensbury is 1/2 the price, and in way better condition. $70 is egregious for this poorly maintained "golf resort"

Mr. Cronin is a great host and raconteur, and he treated me and my old college buddy like royalty…read morewhich we assuredly are not. He was working the whole time, while still taking care of us after we showed up on the spur of the moment, from a mini-reunion near Lake George. He wouldn't even let us pay for range balls -- oops, I hope this doesn't cost him -- which we hit with the Hudson River flowing by on our right. Such down to earth experiences are more and more rare; thank you Mister C.

On our recent trip to Lake George, we stopped for the day at Saratoga race track on our way home…read more We had a blast with all of the outdoor activities for the kids and the "Taste of New York" pavilion for the adults who want to try various treats and alcoholic libations from the best of what New York has to offer. The racing and betting is so much fun and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. So much food produced on site for every taste possible available for purchase throughout. We ordered 6 pizzas from the wood burning pizza place and we were loving it. ( if you have a keen sense of smell, there is basil growing in the planters that makes the pizza that much better.) All in all a good way to spend the day- Betting, eating and people watching!

This place is a gem! My best man reserved simulators for my bachelor party on June 8, 2011 (good…read morething he did, too, because we would have melted on a real golf course that day). The service we got was nothing short of exceptional. We were brought back to an area with two simulators, chose our course (St. Andrews), were given a quick tutorial on how to use the system and were were golfing within 10 minutes of our arrival. The owner's wife was attentive, funny and made our experience there thoroughly enjoyable. She kept the pitchers of Yuengling coming, and the food we had was amazing (I highly recommend trying the Buffalo Wings...holy hell were they good!). After we finished, she allowed us to store our clubs at the facility overnight, and then loaded me and all of my groomsmen into her van and shuttled us to downtown Saratoga Springs so we could continue our night. We were all talking about this place for the rest of the week, and it was one of the highlights of my time in NY (other than getting married of course). A huge, huge thank you to the staff at Tark's for everything!!

This place is awesome. Simulators are top notch and inside space is huge - definitely enough space…read morefor any type of event or party. 2 hours for 2 people is plenty to play 18 (set gimme range to 9+ feet!) and cold beer, Great way to spend a rainy afternoon! Everyone is really nice and takes the time to explain the tech and how the system works - you can order food and drinks and watch favorite sports/listen to music while you're playing!

Beautiful and clean play space! I only wish I knew about it sooner. So many fun and safe activities…read morefor kids.

This is a hidden gem in the area. Top notch play area. Was very clean and had so much to keep kids…read morebusy. Is a large open space with great lighting and spacious play areas to allow kids to spread out and not be bumping into one another while playing. Quality playthings that encouraged imaginative play and really allows kids to get out that physical energy. Daisy is very attentive and the food and drinks were delicious as well. Will totally be returning.