My kids are going to art camp this week. They said it's the best summer camp they have ever been…read moreto. The prices are just right and they offer a discount for multiple children in the family. You can choose part of the day or a whole day. They really cater to whatever amount you need. We needed help accessing the registration and Monique got back to me by phone and email to get it working. So many types of camps are offered, all centered around the different visual arts and theater. They do free lunch and a free art class at the middle of the day.

The paint classes are fun! Very kid friendly. Excellent prices. Beautiful event spaces to rent…read more What a little gem for that community. Super fun shows

My granddaughter and I have been here several times. It's a great place for littles to explore in…read morea safe place with lots of different interactive stations and areas. However! Twice now we've been when LARGE groups from schools have been there and it is absolutely chaos. I checked the website before traveling the hour to get there and nothing was mentioned. It was so loud when we entered I couldn't hear anything the girl at the register said. There were many chaperones but no one was actually managing the kids. The place is not that large and it was wild. My granddaughter is 3 1/2 and could barely maneuver around. She had toys taken out of her hand by the older, larger kiddos and you couldn't hear a thing it was so loud. I did talk to a worker from the museum and asked if there's a place to find a schedule and she kind of brushed me off. I gave 3 stars because if you go on a "normal" day it's great for younger kids.

The Children's Museum in Oswego is fantastic and filled my kids with hours of fun and…read moreentertainment. We arrived on a Monday morning, left for lunch, and returned for more play until the museum closed at 4PM. The museum is technically two stories, although the first floor mainly consists of the admissions desk, a small gift shop, and a water play station. Waterproof smocks or covers would have been nice since my son's shirt did get quite wet. There were boats, fishing rods, and cascading channels of water for various kinds of water play. This was a hit with both of my toddlers. The second floor had much more activities. From large and small foam blocks, Magnatiles, a scarf suction pipe/chute, books, light tables, brite light pegs, and a mini spiral climbing structure, to a dentist's office, pizza and salad restaurant, fire truck, tree house, farmers market, farm, toilet to teach plumbing, aluminum recycling, color wheel, and much more, there was a lot for kids of all ages to explore. There was also a small sectioned-off area for 0-2 infants and pre-walkers. The space hosts birthday parties as well as STEM classes. The staff were lovely. We were given a stamp in our hands before we took a break for lunch so that we could re-enter for free that same day. The only complaint I have is that there was less in the way of offering arts and crafts or even free-form drawing. We did not see any parking lot, but took advantage of free 2-hour street parking. This is definitely a great spot for families with young kids in Oswego.

Very cool. One of the most unique places we have ever been to. Never expected to find it among the…read morelarger, typical water-front places surrounding it. Great option if you want to be near the water but have some peace at the same time.

Fun ambiance - closest thing to a Japanese Kissa in western NY…read more NICE MUSIC- Limited refreshments $5 bag of lunch box sized pretzels Great beer on tap- other half Weird signage on bathroom doors - "girls" and "boys"

Incredible gem in our backyard devoted to railroad history. The circus train car was the favorite…read moreof my grandson with all the miniature trains, and circus animals. He also enjoyed climbing into all of the retired train cars. When you are there be sure to stop next door at Country Glazed for delicious hand made donuts! It will be a treat for young and old and make for a great day meandering through train history. It is small but very interesting.

Little known piece of history! Amazing exhibits that show how travel and transport progressed! This…read moreis a well maintained Railway Museum. You can explore the museum and then head out to the preserved and restored train cars for a real to life experience! If you have interest in trains, this is an amazing place to visit and it is kid friendly to encourage new generations interested in learning about trains. (Just so long as the kids aren't hanging all over things, it is a wonderful place to get some hands on knowledge.) This museum runs on donations, so even though there is no charge to visit, please help them out with a donationif possble. With all the hard work and love put into maintaining this wonderful resource, it is worth it to help them out if you can!

It's like a theme park of escape rooms. Visually pleasing. You get a score at the end to compare…read moreyourself to other groups. It takes about 25-30 minutes so shorter than the usual game room. Preferred Drago's Castle to Tomb (FYI Tomb can be scary for children as it is loud and at times dark). My only issue with Drago's is the gears in one puzzle keep falling off the wall so watch your head! Would go again. Would definitely book online before you go or you may have to wait ... and wait

SUPER FUN!!! AMAZING EXPERIENCE!!…read more My family & I came to have our family fun day. We saw 5 Wits & we were like uhh.. escape room? Not sure if its good experience for 10 yrs old child.. but we decided to check it out. We paid & try Dragon. YO. WAIT... we instantly having a FUN! Hands on experience, teamwork, & communicate. I mean, its NOT ESCAPE ROOM, ITS SOLVE TO FIND THE WAY TO WIN. It was so much fun! We ENJOYED A LOT!! After that, we saw our score- 86. That is pretty awesome. Left there & we talked a lot by wanting to try other 3- Space, Tomb, & Espionage. After our dinner & we went back there again... yep, we played other 3!!! We finished all of 4 in one day & it is WORTH OUR MONEY!! Staff is ultimately friendly!!! We continue to talk about them how we can solve & want to beat our scores whenever we visit again. Definitely going to plan to visit back again!

It was a fun evening of Spooks, and Frights, Five fun spooky themed mazes to venture through. The…read morefirst three were the spookiest and had many actors, the many clowns, and the Terrifier were by far the creepiest! The creepy and porcelain dolls, especially the one roaming the line giving Erie hugs was a little bit of frightening fun! Loved the clown setting off fog bombs into the crowd, was very interactive this visit, by far more screams and frights!

I went again after 2 years and nothing changed only thing different is the price went up. They say…read moreyou won't get touched by the members yet there were multiple times where a member would bump or grab you to scare you. Ontop of that there should definitely be a hygiene check because there's definitely people with lice there. It would be a one star if it weren't for the few actors who were nice one in the movie theater start was very respectful and kind and then the lady and man inside the earthquake machine.

Built in 1825 on the short of Lake Ontario, the Sodus Point Lighthouse is an actual lighthouse,…read morewith the tower being part of the keeper's house. Arriving at 7am on a weekday, there was no one else here which meant for a peaceful exploration of the grounds and viewing the lighthouse from the outside. The tower is 2 1/2 stories tall and is built of limestone on a slight rise over Sodus Point. From here you can look down to the harbor and see the Sodus Pier Light. [Review 1529 of 2024 - 445 in New York - 22552 overall]

Just happened to find this place as we were out and about in the area. Two lovely ladies that…read moregreeted us, told us this is a historic lighthouse that the society they volunteer for has operated as a museum since July 4,1975. We only checked out the lobby area and the gift shop. The tour itself was $8 but our group chose not to see it today. Lots of other historical items can be seen in the lobby. We walked around the lighthouse and saw the original location directly behind the building. Beautiful views, just a bit windy.

Cool spot to kill some time with friends and family! This 2000 square foot place feels ten times…read morelarger than it actually is with the plethora of mirrors, turns, false exits and dead ends. For $10 you are given some gloves, a quick run down on getting through the maze, and all the time you want to complete it. Seeming like a simple task, so me and my friends gloved up and charged in. Then, like a blind man at an orgy, I had to feel my way through. I REPEAT, FEEL YOUR WAY THROUGH and take your time. I saw a kid run into one of the dead ends it was not pretty. There are multiple paths to take, and at times I found myself back at the beginning. As vast as the maze seems, I got out to the other side in about 15-20 minutes tops. You can also mix it up, and take the reverse route, or competitively race against others. Be forewarned, after being in the maze for an extended period of time you might feel a bit disoriented! I wish there were lockers or a place to keep items. However, the man at the counter was nice enough to watch the stuff me and my friends bought at the mall. We all got through both paths of the maze for about 45min-1hr. It was a cool experience, but what should I do after all of that? The novelty wears out after a little while. Maybe they will switch up the maze paths or add more real estate for a bigger challenge. Nonetheless, it's still a cool thing to try to kill time, but I really don't see anyone utilizing the whole day pass after their first experience. 3.5 Stars!

The man working there was nice. You must wear gloves provided to obviously keep the mirrors clean…read moreand avoid people from giving it away with fingerprints. The price is $10pp and kids under 5 is free. I finished this in 4 minutes, it wasn't that bad.