This is a really fun and educational place to go on a field trip. We had several fifth grade…read moreclasses on this trip. The kids especially loved the boat ride and the narrow walkway at the end. The guides were informative and entertaining. I was impressed how they were able to keep a bunch of excited kids interested and safe. The cave is clean and well lit. The stalagmites are very interesting to see. They have a gift shop, pastry shop and apparently a cafe. My youngest son has never been so maybe I'll come back with him some time soon.

Great tour, beautiful caverns, knowledgeable tour guide. Free range of the grounds, and the snack…read morebar is reasonably priced, food is good. One pro tip buy your tickets online. Go on a hot day! Temp is a constant 52 degrees, or go on a cold cold day! Spend the time watching the little movie adjacent to the gift shop, read an article!

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.

$1,626 (added up with all taxes) for a 2-night stay for a basic, 2-Queen room with broken AC and…read moresmelly sheets during the summer for Cooperation baseball tournament is robbery. We give 2-stars for "could have been better". However, the positive is: The actual grounds are gorgeous and historical and unique. But, based on the tangible product, increasing your prices for this tourney is unethical if you cannot provide a clean $640 room with working ac during crazy hot weather. For the broken AC, your staff said: "I guarantee it was working" when "said staff" was not in my room at 1 am, 2 am, 3 am and 4 am when I was up trying to get the ac to work. For that, this is why I came here to let future bookings know ;) Lastly, espresso was great, but breakfast was Mid and tiramisu was rotten from the cafe.

This is a must see! Well worth the trip. Beautiful views and amazing geologic structures easy to…read morenavigate because of the man-made wooden walkways. There is a small cave with rushing water you can go into but most of the tour is outside. We loved this place!

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.

This museum is visually stunning from the outside but less impressive inside; it's quite a small…read morecollection. It's definitely worth a trip of you're in the area or combine it with a visit to Howe Caverns in the same area. They have an extensive collection of arrowheads and some beautiful and moving art and history well worth studying. Nice that they have a lot of activities and space for kids and the community. I was expecting a bit larger museum but am still glad I checked it out.

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.

Made the trip to Mountain Ridge Adventures when my family found out that Howe High Adventures at…read moreHowes Cavern was closed. This turned out to be fortuitous for myself and my daughter. I booked the 3-hour obstacle course and zip line adventure for myself and my 10-year old daughter. We finished the Ground Course - learning how to use the buckles, cables, and connections. From there, we moved on to the multiple obstacle courses. After about 2+ hours of going through the obstacle courses, we moved on to the zip lines. Everything was going smoothly until my daughter got stuck in the middle of the 4th or 5th zip line. One of the instructors raced out, made contact with her, and brought her safely back to the next station. From there, we finished up and made our way to the ground. The staffing was excellent and very helpful. This is a place you can bring the family if they can overcome their fears of height. It was an insane amount of fun and would repeat in a heartbeat.

owner is shady. my son was too nervous to start and the owner refused the refund or give future…read morecredit even though he didn't do a single thing. My son was crying and the owner stated that we shouldn't have came if we were afraid of heights. no apologies. dont give them your money. Owner is worried about 46$ when in reality he lost 5 customers and will receive bad word of mouth to everyone I know :)

Finally made it to baseball heaven...didn't realize the cute town around it has tons of baseball…read morethemed shops, restaurants, a distillery, pizza shops, etc. because we didn't allot time for that. Doubleday Field is there too, with continuous tournaments going on. The museum itself was incredible, but very crowded due to timing, particularly summer/ family vacations/tournaments and this week's HOF induction ceremony. There is so much history, memorabilia, etc. We attended a short presentation ( awesome Job, Annika) showcasing two objects from the museum from Japanese players. There's also a section for the Woman's League ( think " A League of Their Own". The last place we visited was the Hall of Fame itself, with plaques from every one of the inductees. There's also a well stocked gift shop where we dropped $$$$...:) A MUST for any real baseball fan. Can't wait to go back ( 3+ hours wasn't enough!!)

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.

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.