Such a fun place for families, visitors, locals...all! Beautiful environment and awesome owners!…read moreGreat prices too!

Oneonta Sports Park was amazing! Our Team was in town for the tournament at Allstar Village, and…read moreour son had his birthday while we were in town. So, we decided to have an outing with our team at Oneonta Sports Park. All of the boys had a great time, Mini Golf, Frisbee Golf, Football Golf, and a driving range! the owners were very accommodating and helpful. Definitely would recommend this place!

Wonderfully handcrafted and thematic rooms. Friendly owners. Fun for all ages. Three cool rooms and…read morea Tiki/ Surfer Room in the works. These rooms are fun, artfully designed with good puzzles and an experience that will leave your group smiling. Great team builder or date night activity.

We had a great time here Only a few of us had done an escape…read moreroom before and we all thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

It's not open in 4 years .. Was a fun place .. Miss it !!…read moreFun leagues. Birthday parties were fun . High school bowling matches were awesome to watch !!

What a friendly little bowling alley. Came here with the Miss Sarit and her friends…read more The manager / owner (possibly) was super friendly and accommodating; we prepaid for 3 games each, but stuck around for two since it was late and we had been driving all day from NYC to this area-ish. He offered a full refund for the missed game, and even comforted us that it was "no problem! It's perfectly fine!" along with a warm smile. I mean, I would have been satisfied not getting a refund (it was only about 8$ per person for three games total so the refund was like a dollar each.) The bar was understocked, but that's understandable since most of the people here were underage. They do have 7.50$ pitchers of beer which is awesome. Left to my wiles I would have had 2-3! Get drunk and cause great concern for safety at this fun little spot.

I was so happy to find this place. Do people not have toddlers up here? Does everyone go to…read moreFlorida? Anyway my mom moved to the area and I finally brought my son up to see her new house and explore the area which isn't much stuff for him. Seriously has nothing for kids reopened in the area? Anyway I somehow stumbled upon this place by googling like crazy. I hurried to book private play then our plans changed so I was sad we might not get to go but another spot opened up the day before so yeah we got to come here. It's an awesome kids place. By me we have a million of these I have no idea how parents survive up here with no indoor play places lol. It's even colder up here too! What do people do on school breaks with kids? Or do in the winter on weekends? My son had a blast for 2 hours, whole place to himself. Even we had fun as they had basketball games, air hockey and the roll a ball thing I hadn't seen since I was a kid myself. They also had a sensory room he was memorized with. This will be my go to place anytime in the area, people are missing out! I added it to yelp to hopefully save the mom's up there lol. Take your kid here! Sit, relax and let them play. This was the highlight of our trip seeing our boy so happy here.

The girl that was at the front counter took stuff out of my boyfriends sisters kid had and on their…read morekid she didn't let us doing anything by ourselves and was very rude I don't recommend this place.

Son's Review = 4 (The Ugly - the bathrooms by the end; the Bad - the food; the Good - everything…read moreelse. My Review = 4 - The Ugly: Exiting Dreams Park after the Opening Ceremony and skills competition. This is the one time where everybody is there at the same time, and all leaving basically at the same time. Dreams Park should either bring in off-duty officers for traffic control and/or open up service entrances to exit. - The Bad: Concession pricing. It is all overpriced ($3 for a banana), to expansive for how much you get, or just tastes bad. No Drinking Fountains. The dugouts have them but the water flow is so low you basically have to kiss the dispenser to drink the water. Also, there are no drinking fountains anywhere that I saw for spectators. - The Good: Everything else. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The fields are in great condition. Also, since you are basically enclosed in the field there are great echos--and when a kid hits a home run it sounds awesome. Most fields are surrounded by hill so you can watch them from the outfield if you don't want to stay in the parent "dugout". The cost of the team photo package (approx. $104/player on our team) was well worth it. The cost to engrave balls & bats was also fair. Overall the facility has a great nostalgia vibe. Sponsor signage is limited to one small outside sign per field. Coaching Tips - Home Runs: probably a combination of 200' fields, minimal pitchers mounds, and Dreams Park supplies their own balls, Home Runs are the norm. You need at least a 5 run lead to feel a little comfortable - Defense: You do not want runners on base. When a home run comes you want the damage to be limited to just one run and not 3. Encourage you players to chase foul balls; practice double plays and baseball IQ scenarios, have your outfield 5-10' off the back wall--if it goes over their heads it's either a home run or bouncing off the wall and coming back to them - Offense: If it is not a home run it's a single unless the hit hugs the foul line. For the most part passed balls and wild pitches bounce back to the catcher so it is very difficult to steal home w/ a runner on 3rd. Remind your big hitters not to be a hero, and swing like normal--the home run(s) will come. Your players that are almost there in getting a home run in regular little league or tournament play will most likely get home runs here. - Know the Cooperstown specific rules. Something weird happened w/ a catcher interference call and balk call at the same time which after a rules review overturned a run scored by the opposing team. On the flip side at a later game the opposing coach forgot a team is allowed one "mulligan" balk call per game and our runners advanced on a first balk call. Parent Tips - Have the parents doing the play book, GameChanger, and highlights sheet sit next to each other because they will need each other's help - We made a swag bag of a lot of the checklist item that a few of the parents who drove up brought with them (i.e. towels, bed sheets, pillow covers, deodorant, games, etc.) - One of the dads volunteered to be a dugout dad and he took care of getting the ice, laundry service, and misc. small things for the coaches so the coaches could focus on the kids. The dugout dad did not spend the night. - The larger restaurants in the area can handle a party of 50 or 70. We met together for lunch before registration in order to all come into together. - We setup a sign-up genie to volunteer supply water, sport drinks, etc. for the boys and coaches. There are two Wal-Marts nearby and I picked up my items on the way into town. - Bring water and food for yourself and family. Though you see many signs saying you cannot bring outside food & drink I never saw it enforced, and if they do you can leave it in the car and go there when you need it. - If you have no one that is experienced with the playbook, I would recommend some people practice it with a recorded game on GameChanger, or follow allow with a live game. - The Closing Ceremony is not from 6-9, but 6 to 6:40. You have time to go some place for dinner. - Remind your player to flush and lift the toilet seat up if all they're doing is peeing. My son's take-away for others is go to the bathrooms before 7am because you never know what you're going to get after. As for me, I used a single person bathroom after a player came out and the toilet wasn't flushed, there was pee all over the seat, and I had to clean it up.

First off my kids team won every single game. The umps are fair and consistent. The food is…read morephenomenal at dreams park. It's very fairly priced especially the water bottles . It's not like they charge you 3 dollars for a banana or something which I really appreciated after spend thousands of dollars on this trip. Don't worry about the rain because they have great plans in place and delays and cancellations are basically non existent. Traffic is not an issue . After opening ceremony I just cruised out of the facility's which I loved , no waiting without moving a single inch for over an hour, just smooth sailing thanks to the helpful staff directing traffic . My son said the food they served him was like eating at a Gordan Ramsay restaurant. The eggs were not powdery or watery , they were fluffy and fresh made from cage free eggs. Which was cool considering how expensive this trip was . My son said he ample time to use the showers with no crowds and all the batting cages were utilized on a first come , first use system with no time limit for a team . But they had sooooo many cages that everyone got a turn! If you're nervous about coming here don't. Here at dreams park you and your 12u kid will be "living the dream"

The track is in good shape, long enough. People are friendly and helpfull. BUT, there is no rule in…read morethe paddock and in the camping area. Some people bring the whole family to have a party; I mean the granny to the grandson and camp there with no rule. The kids can ride the bike all night long witch good luck to sleep. There other smoking weed and drinking alcool all day long and still riding. Too many people in the groups. SO the track is overloaded and there is accident in every session. If you are serious and spend a lot of money you won't make much time on the track... The facility are ok but the parking lot is all out of level and good luck to level the camper. There is no service and you still have to pay 40$ a night. The rules need to change to make it good.

The best brotherhood of bikers- you're a stranger but once and with a low key vibe. The track never…read moredisappoints-uptown or downtown. Twisties, off camber, and wheelie hill- I'll never master it or tire of it. Go once and you're hooked:)

The BlueStone restaurant that is attached to this golf course was so yummy last year! We were…read moregoing multiple times a week. I'm unsure of what happened though. Our food was absolutely disgusting. The potato soup was the consistency of mash potatoes and had a sour milk taste. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich which came on a small hamburger roll that was falling apart when it was placed in front of me. Soggy. Didn't get to try the chicken luckily, because my knife wouldn't even cut through. I don't know if the owners changed, but it has gone very much downhill. We will not be back.

This golf course is awesome. We came here on a Saturday morning went out with a group of 6 no…read moreproblems at all and had nothing but a great time. I think we pretty much had the course to ourselves. Very scenic course for a great value, you can't go wrong.

This place is like a cross between Brigadoon and a Jimmy Buffet concert. It's as close to the…read moremiddle of nowhere as you can get in the Catskills -- it may be a half hour to get to another commercial establishment, and the only reason it was on the way to where we were going was we first decided to go on a more scenic route, and *then* we got lost. And then, poof! There it is! Announced with a National Park-style sign, a themed home-made labor of love based on the legends of Rip van Winkle. It is impossible, simply impossible, to get a more authentic and original and well-situated theme for a course. The holes themselves are homespun -- could use some maintenance and a few cases redesign -- but that is part of the charm. The fact that it's free to play makes it extremely difficult to complain about this aspect of it. The amenities are very relaxed -- a bar, coffee, and a souvenir shop which seemed to be staffed in an irregular rotation -- and I only regret we were there on such a busy day that it was hard to get the attention of any of the staff (staff? owners? auteurs?) I've never been to a mini-golf where you could sit in a chair in the middle of a roaring brook between holes. There's no cell phone service here, near as I can tell, which (a) may account for the low number of reviews, and (b) is a feature, IMHO. You can imagine the sense of isolation and wonder of the old Washington Irving tales from 200 years ago pretty easily without your magical screen functioning. Whatever mad genius thought this place up and keeps it open -- my old school tipped dutch hat is off to you, sir or madam. May you be here forever.

Charming home owned Putt Putt! Darling decorations and good miniature golf for all. Owner is…read morelovely. Snacks to buy at the end- can you ask for anything more?