This stunning 5-acre u-pick blueberry farm is overflowing with fat juicy berries! They are sweet…read moreand tart and mouthwateringly delicious!!! The view is almost as good as the fruit! Sweet little picnic tables are available for you to bring along some breakfast, lunch or dinner! Wouldn't come to the Cooperstown area in July or August without visiting this special place!!

Wow...Mr. Keith is an amazing human, and his tree farm is organic, raw, and truly an old fashioned…read moreexperience. Bring your saw or axe some rope to tie it down..put on some mud boots and Go see Mr. Keith and his perfect more than fairly priced holiday trees!! *** Mr. Keith regrows his holiday trees so they never die...the trees stay rooted by the way they are cut :) extraordinary. Happy Christmas everyone and thank you Mr. Keith!

What a gorgeous space! Friendly service and welcoming atmosphere. Conveniently located next to…read moreHotel175 for folks visiting from out of town. I would have loved this as a date or girl's outting spot when a student, now I appreciate it as a place to end my visits to Hamilton as a Colgate alum.

Brand new winery just opened in Hamilton with wonderful ambiance and hospitality. They serve Hosmer…read morewines, craft beer and Liquid Fabels cocktails. They have a nice gift selection also. We stopped in after work and had such a great time talking with the owners and enjoying the beautiful space. There is plenty of outdoor seating, along with charcuterie and snacks. Can't wait to stop in again!

Great service did a great job.Landscaping looks great. Always returns calls. Did site survey…read moreguarantees work and plants

We are really happy with the landscaping they did for us, their recommendations were excellent…read more Out yard has never looked better. We will definitely use them again!

Owned by Keli Perrin, Withy Hollow is a pick-your-own-flower farm in Erieville NY. The name came…read morefrom how the word "hollow" refers to the geography of the land. A hollow is a narrow piece of low land between surrounding hills, as the farm resides next to Stoney Pond State Forest, and "withy" is a willow branch. Keli thought since they owned a decent portion of land, why not give it a name? And that's how Withy Hollow Flower Farm came to be. The farm consists of four different flower beds, each containing a different collection of flowers, all blooming at different times during the season. When you visit, you're allowed to walk through all of the beds and pick from wherever your heart desires. Withy Hollow uses no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers anywhere on the farm, so the flowers are all organic and sustainably grown. I stumbled upon Withy Hollow from a Reddit post from the owners daughter, who was just trying to get some eyes on the place. I thought I'd save it as a date day for my wife, and decided to bring her as a surprise over the weekend. They do pick-your-own-flower hours from 8am-2pm every day. When you walk onto the farm, the place almost doesn't even feel real. It's like you're walking into a Disney movie or something. Beautiful gardens of flowers, a peaceful quiet setting, ducks and chickens roaming around and several golden retrievers coming to greet you and be your tour guides. There's a small building where Perrin makes her arrangements, and also for customers to put together their bouquets. We were given a bucket with water and scissors and told everything in the gardens in up for grabs - flowers, shrubbery, everything. You fill the bucket with what you want, and come back to the building where you trim the stems and put together a bouquet. A medium sized cup is $20 but they also have pricing for full buckets. You get A LOT for $20, we even needed to make a second trip out to fill it up. The grounds are beautiful, the flowers are well taken care of and beautifully blooming, and a lot of stuff you just don't see in stores. We had a great time just walking through the gardens and spending time together, clipping off what caught our eye and just enjoying the peacefulness of the farm. The owner and her family/staff are there to greet you and are extremely friendly people. We'll definitely be going back.

Really awesome! Lots to see, and very relaxed environment. Clean, staff was friendly. Gift shop at…read morethe end had very reasonable prices. We were so happy we went. Currently there are tractors on display. It was very nice.

What a gem set in a small town in the middle of bucolic central New York State. Hundreds of antique…read morecars on display, most of which seemed to be pre-1960. I took my 88-year old father, who insisted on walking despite the offer of a wheelchair. There were a lot of cars to see, almost every one with its own informative placard. I seemed to gravitate to the higher-end Packards, plus the old runabouts with rumble seats! As you enter in the gift shop area, there is a map of New York State showing all of the towns that had auto manufacturers at one time...dozens of them, which was a surprise to me after living in southeast Michigan for decades. Norwich has turned a street near the center of town into a "museum mall" which is a nice upgrade. I may have to return one day to investigate further, including what may be an antique foreign car display someday.

Had a great time at this challenging rural 9 hole course. Nicely maintained course. Beautiful…read moreclubhouse. Great food. Great value. You will have a great time there too!

What a nice 9 hole country course. I could see improvements going on which is always good. A casual…read moreatmosphere allows anyone of any caliber to really enjoy this course. The price was very reasonable and I would return again.

Absolutely enchanting nursery. I was so in love by the time I left that I was daydreaming of…read moreopening my own... The selection was quite robust and well-balanced, I thought, for such an intimate space. They also have a great selection of succulents, which was more or less what I was in the market for the day I stopped by. The women working there (it's family-owned and operated, so cool!) were very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and it is very obvious they *love* what they do. I didn't have the chance to eat in the cafe but that's just one more reason to go back some day!

We took my granddaughter here for brunch on Sunday. She was visiting from Colorado, but we didn't…read morewant to deal with the crowds in downtown during the busy summer season. They were extremely busy and forewarned us it would be a long wait for our food. But we didn't mind as we sat among the beautiful foliage and listened to the live music. Andcwecwere in and out within an hour. The portobello panini I had was one of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten! The waitresses were all young women dressed in clothing that was a throwback to the hippy era of the 60's! It was an absolute delight.... and I am already going back tomorrow after a dr appt in Cooperstown. I can't wait! Yum, yum, yum!