Secret Caberns is a great excursion for almost everyone. You do have to be able to descend and…read moreascend a pretty steep staircase, and walk-through the cave. I found the whole tour fascinating and interesting, and our guide was great about pointing out historical features. You are rewarded with an amazing waterfall at the end, and can meander back at your own pace. This place is cash only! Also, apparently tours run at the top of the hour. I could not find that information on any website, so be aware of that. Look for the ghosts! I would highly recommend this adventure.

So much fun! Our guide was so funny, we had a blast. Definitely will come back again!read more

Super cool, it's worth the trip and the entrance fee. It's awesome thinking of how it must have…read morebeen when first discovered.

Showed up early as instructed to a mad house of people waiting for a tour. Employees were kind and…read morecourteous throughout the entire ordeal. Our tour guide Ethan was the best! First time for my littles and they could not stop talking about the incredible time the had.

This is a beautiful hotel on Glimmerglass lake in Cooperstown, NY…read more From the moment you step in the staff are there to help and assist you. We were here for thanksgiving dinner buffet, a little pricey but it didn't disappoint!! Our waiter, Clayton, was a joy !! The buffet was over flowing with choices, and homemade flavors. We truly ourselves and did not leave hungry!!!

One of our favourite places! Fabulous service!! Fabulous ,…read moreDawn the concierge was accommodating. I can't say enough about the service, quality of products and the attention to detail! Thanks again to the staff, especially Dawn.

A really fascinating place to visit for a decent hike/ tour. It's a self guided tour after you grab…read moreyour tickets inside the gift shop. There are some pretty incredible views & a few astounding caves you can explore. The trail features quite a bit of stairs & winding paths so come prepared (eg. walking stick if need be). We saw plenty of families, children & seniors on the trail so it's suitable for an array of people. We saved the coolest part for last: cracking open a few geodes. This is completely random but it's enchanting to wait & see what color is inside! We love this place.

Such a great day for kids while in the Adirondacks! The geode popping and activities at the end of…read morethe trail were fun.

A fun museum, very well done. I learned a lot and enjoyed the interactive nature of it all. Walking…read moretrails and scenery are also beautiful.

Love this place! Everyone so friendly and helpful! They do a…read morenice job with current artists and lots of positive energy spent on the children's area! We will go again!

We were looking for an ADVENTURE and we FOUnD it!! I was able to communicate with Micheal before…read morereserving via the YELP app. So communication was 100%. We were welcomed by the staff and we were able to sign in with no problem. The only down fall was that the GO PROs were out of service. No biggie, i was refunded the $24.99 and I was able to record my family having fun. Jenna was patient & I couldn't thank her enough because my family was taking a little longer than other patrons. My family got to complete up until the Glory course and ended the day with the zip lining course. Pricing was definitely worth it. Adult : $54.99 and Child: $34.99, and it was easy to reserve online. If you're around the area, take the family & have some fun!

We were fortunate to go there on a sunny afternoon, when the sun was bright impeded by the tall…read moretrees. I won't get into the details of how big the area is. Just to point it out that I and my wife were ziplining for the first time in my life and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Especially the instructor (in the picture) was very meticulous, enthusiastic and patient. My wife has a fear of heights and the instructor made it a point to stay with her all throughout and help her complete all the 10 ziplines ranging from the short ones to the long ones.

On my first visit to the Hall of Fame, a toddler was staring to melt down and was on the verge of a…read morefull blown tantrum. Mom was trying her best calm the child down and she said, "You need to settle down and be patient -- this place is very important to daddy." Obviously daddy was a baseball fan. I'm not. But I get it. If you love baseball and the history of the sport, the museum portion of the HoF is exceptionally well done -- filled with artifacts and memorabilia tracing the baseball story from the days of its inception to the present era. And even if you are not a fan, the historical and cultural value of learning about our "national pastime" is something for every American. After the museum portion of the HoF, we arrived at Hall of Fame itself. It reminded me of a columbarium except for the fact nobody is interred here. Even so, it is fascinating to see the plaques honoring baseball stars from years gone by. And I was pleasantly surprised at how many I've actually heard of. The HoF is not, and never will be an important place for me--but I'm glad I had the chance to visit--and I recommend it for everyone, even non-fans like me.

This place is amazing for baseball fans and even just fans of history. Even though it's higher…read morepriced than many museums, it's very unique and was an all-day thing for us, so it was worth it. I recommend getting here early because it was packed later in the day. We parked in the nearby Double Day stadium lot, which wasn't that big. Most street parking said 2 hours max. It's better to arrive early so there is less time spent searching for parking. Once we got tickets, we had a wristband so we could leave and come back. They had a list of activities/talks/tours, and we jumped on the hall of fame plaque tour. We got a lot more inside information than we would have otherwise had. There are like 3 floors of exhibits covering the whole history of the sport and rare collectables that are worth huge sums of money now that'll be the only real chance to see one. There was an introduction video that brought a tear to my eye (no, seriously). I will say I don't care much for watching baseball, but it has been such an important part of the American history and collective society that I was very impressed by the care and thoroughness of the exhibits. We were able to leave, have lunch nearby, and come back. There is no food on site, but there is an impressive gift shop from small mementos to very expensive souvenirs. It was a full day event, great for all ages, and I learned a lot. Even though Cooperstown is small and off the beaten path, it's worth coming out for a visit.

First, they let me tee off at 7 AM as a single with nobody in front of me, nobody behind me. I was…read moredone by 9AM. Heaven. The course is kept in great condition, short but very tricky. A lot of blind shots that if you don't know the course could lead you into trouble. The closing 5 holes with the lake is the highlight. It doesn't get much better. Worth the price.

What a fantastic course and experience. I've been to Cooperstown two previous times, but it was in…read moreDecember, so no golf. The course is in really nice shape, with smooth/fast greens and not much rough. The views of the course/lake/hotel were really nice, as I seemed to take a picture on about every hole. I played pretty well, a 78 from the back tees, but think I can do better next time. The staff was courteous and seemed to enjoy their jobs, a refreshing thing to experience. Hopefully I'll return for another round sometime in the future.

Only about 15 minutes from the freeway this is the best campground I have ever stayed at! It is run…read moreby a family and they are the most professional, sweetest, nicest most helpful people. They have just about everything you need here, even some weekend family events. The people are friendly. The place is so clean, so pretty. They really keep it well kept. The shower water actually gets hot (that was nice). I wish we could've stayed longer but we are on a cross-country trip, so it was just an overnighter. I tell you what, if I ever go by here again, will stay here.

The campground was so clean and well cared for. It's been rainy for weeks in VT and NY but the…read moreowner worked diligently to keep the road in great shape. It's a small camp ground with many resident camper but very welcoming. We stayed here for a wedding in Schenectady and if we come back to the area will stay again.

Great time and very informative…read more We tried their 1.5 hour cruise which was very interesting and going through Lock 18 was pretty awesome! It's leisurely and fun. The captain has a terrible sense of humor, but he owned it. If you want a chill way to take a boat ride and learn a little something along the way - I highly recommend.

Very informative and the staff was amazing. Seeing how the locks worked was enlightening...the…read moretechnology still works after all this time.