Product quality is excellent and the owners are nothing short of delightful! The care and effort…read morethey put into their craft is obvious.

What a unique fun thing to do on a nice day you haven't probably of heard of. Visiting a lavender…read morefield. It smells amazing and is beautiful. The owners are very knowledgeable of the different types of lavender and uses. They have a stand that sells all sorts of lavender products. You'll want to check out their website for in formation on their year round events!! And Visit!!

This is such a great idea! You purchase a small souvenir wine glass with "Canadaigua Wine Walk"…read moreetched on it and you get a sheet with tear off tabs that gets you 2-3 tastings of wine at six different shops on South Main Street, plus several more with free food tastings. This takes place the first Saturday of every month, year round, from 4pm to 7pm. The shops are open for business and it is a wonderful way to experience downtown Canadaigua and sample over a dozen Finger Lakes wines. Downtown is adorable and chocked full of wonderful shops and restaurants restaurants: art galleries, accessories, clothing, florists, toy stores...it was so much fun. I wanted it buy things in nearly every place we went. This is a great way to experience the area. Highly recommended as an excursion from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or anywhere else. Well worth the trip.

Great way to check out the local shops, food, & wine in downtown Canandaigua! It was $8 to get a…read moresmall wine glass & your list of "tickets" for wine & food samples throughout downtown. If you go again with your previous wine glass, it is $7. Balloons outside shops mark which ones give away wine or food samples. This was fun for a summer Saturday evening!

The staff at Cumming Nature Center do a wonderful job hosting the maple sugaring weekend. We had…read moretickets for the event with breakfast. It was very busy upon arrival with staff on hand to help with parking. Check in was a breeze allowing us to get in line for the breakfast. Depending on your arrival be prepared to wait for all you can eat pancakes, sausage, and beverages. The line moved quickly. The staff was on top of breakfast traffic and cleanup. We loved the breakfast buffet items being sourced locally, including the beverages from Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters and Schutt's Apple Mill. The pancakes were delicious and filling. Admission to the event also included access to the numerous trails on site. We enjoyed hiking and taking in the views The entire event was so well organized and fun! We enjoyed all of the educational and informative demonstrations on the maple trail. It was a memorable time for our entire party. Be sure to stop by the gift shop on the way out. We took home maple syrup and a few souvenirs to remember our day.

My mom's coworkers highly recommended this nature center, so over Memorial Day weekend we went out…read moreto picnic there and explore and enjoyed our experience! Tucked away near Naples, NY, the Cumming Nature Center can be found down winding roads. All guests must visit the Main Building to get started. It costs $3 a person to enjoy the trails and museum. Teachers are free! The girl who was working the day we went was awesome, suggesting different trails, and pointing us to the picnic area complete with a pavilion, and plenty of tables and shade, and even a fire pit. After enjoying our picnic lunch, we hit the trails which were well maintained and well parked. The provided maps were easy to follow and matched precisely with the colored trail markings allowing us to use our time and energy wisely! Inside the main building they have clean bathrooms, and a variety of information about local animals, vegetation and history. They have many stuffed animals such as moose, wolves, beavers, etc. Downstairs they have tables and an area that looks to be for school groups to learn about local animal life. All in all we enjoyed our visit, and definitely recommend visiting to enjoy the fresh air and nature if you find yourself near Naples!

Absolutely beautiful golf course located in Geneseo. We had…read morea late morning tee time, walked right on and immediately paid and got our golf carts.,, fairways were well maintained . We came here not only for the golf but near by was the air show, a few holes we had great views of planes flying overhead. Played the front nine holes, beautiful weather and views. Definitely an enjoyable time was had by all.

I played a round of golf here a couple years ago in the summer and enjoyed the course! It's a…read morefairly simple layout, with rolling hills and many of the holes change elevation. It was inexpensive to walk, but wasn't an easy course to walk because of going up and down hills and some of the holes there are steep. I would definitely play there again, but ride next time. I really loved the old trees around the course too.

I haven't been here in awhile and played in a colleague's dad's memorial tournament. The grounds…read morewere ok but the dinner was phenomenal. It was mass produced as any tournament but it was delicious. Will definitely be back.

Played the Charleston Pines course for the first time yesterday and really enjoyed it. The hole…read morelayout was nice and interesting. The greens were in great shape. Fairways were pretty much wide open. The club house is beautiful, plenty of beers on tap and the staff was friendly and helpful. Worth going back and play again.

I'm not a member but friend is and she treated me to a birthday dinner here. She said she was on…read morethe waiting list for three years and I can understand why! The property itself is beyond gorgeous! Fire pit. Lakefront views. Impeccable landscaping. Drinks. Golf. Food. What's not to love???? Approximately ZERO. I wore shorts a nice top and cute shoes and did not feel out of place. The food. Oh. Em. Gee. The restaurant at the club is branded by Nolan's. The menu and weekly specials are easy to find online. I started off with the moscato. I usually only have one glass but it was delicious I had two-don't tell anyone. I got the stuffed garlic bread as an appetizer. That was correct thing to do. I also tried my friends bacon wrapped scallops. I'm not a fan of scallops but I have to say-they were pretty darn tasty (and that's coming from someone who doesn't like them-imagine how heavenly they must be if you do care for scallops!) Next up...the special for the week. Salmon Toscano. I live in Vegas and I have had Gordon Ramsey's salmon at Hell's Kitchen and that was the best meal of my life. I have to say CCC's salmon was right on par with that. Parmesan crusted served in a Parmesan tomato sauce with mashed potatoes. DELICIOUS! I was quite disappointed with the dessert selection. The server started off with something called Bomba...it sounded like a high brow ice cream sundae. I said talk to me about cake. She said they didn't have cake...on a Friday night...during an invitational. This is the only place where CCC was way over par in country club speak (I don't know anything about golf or what I'm saying) I did get a very nice dessert. It had lemoncello and a frozen mousse/sorbet served chilled in a champagne flute. It was very tart, refreshing, yet sweet enough to satisfy my dessert craving. I have to say that the service was at a very very leisurely pace...and maybe it's supposed to be like that at a country club because this is not Red Lobster.

The new renovated club looks fantastic. It's much more modern and every table inside has a good…read moreview with the bar being relocated. We came for the Kentucky Derby event and the service was excellent, the food was plentiful and all the members made it a memorable evening.

A five star country club at an affordable price…read more Note: I am not a member, but I come here when my insurance broker from Stork Insurance needs to talk business. Hole 1: An up-hill climb to this elevated par five green will make you re-think your decision to nix a golf cart. A tight, tree-lined fairway on both sides will also make you re-think your decision to pull driver in front of all those clubhouse onlookers. Hole 2: A medium-length par four that has a disorienting tee shot with a large bailout zone to the left that you can't see off the tee. If your tee shot winds up on the 5th green, you get a free drop, which I learned first hand. Hole 3: The opening four hole stretch is the toughest on the course, and this par four's blind, downhill tee shot provides no opportunity for relaxation. Note: If your ball ends up in the neighbor's yard to the right of the fairway, they don't mind if you retrieve it. But don't hit from their lawn (that's just common courtesy). Hole 4: Another steep up-hill climb to an elevated, semi-blind green that is a staple of the opening ten holes. Don't forget to look back toward the tee box from the green! A wonderful view that pays worthy tribute to the club's namesake. Hole 5: A par 3. I usually hit 9-iron to 20 ft, leave my birdie putt five feet short, and then my kind insurance broker says my favorite words: "That's good." Thanks buddy. Put me down for a three. Hole 6: If you're a lefty who fades it, this tee shot looks nearly impossible. But there's a hack: I highly suggest playing a huge cut to the right of the tree that blocks this par five's fairway. It should slice back into play. And if you wind up on the 7th fairway, it's a pretty agreeable angle into the green. You'll be thinkin' eagle (but if you're like me you will probably flub a chip and make a six). Hole 7: The seesaw front nine takes you back uphill on this short but tricky par four. Hole 8: Back downhill on a par 4. Don't miss right! That ball's a goner if you do. Although if you find a Taylor Made 4, that's mine. Please mail it back to me if you can. You can DM me for my address. Hole 9: The longest par 3 on the course, although it's still probably only a middle-iron for most golfers. Hole 10: The back nine (my preferred nine, for sure), begins with an uphill, dogleg right par 4. The elevated, tree-lined green is one of the prettier spots on the course. Hole 11: The course widens on this back nine stretch. If you were hesitant to let driver fly through the first ten holes, now's the time to let your big dog bark. Hole 12: One of my favorites on the course. A par five at just under 500 yards, a good drive will put you in an exciting go/no-go zone. If you challenge the water and win, you'll be raking in the Schlitz cocktails. If you lose, you'll be complaining about how the Finger Lakes air messes up your ball flight (and marking down a number that begins with 's'.) Hole 13: Back- to-back par fives is a quirk of Lakeside, but not a disagreeable one. This is the longest hole on the course, but an open and forgivable fairway makes it another good driving hole. Hole 14: If you're hungry and forgot to grab a bite at the turn, feel free to grab a few fresh grapes off the wonderful vines along the left side of the fairway, kindly placed for you to snack on. Hole 15: Along with the 12th, this is probably my favorite hole. The cottonwood trees provide an inviting and picturesque atmosphere, even when you're slamming your hybrid into the ground because you chunked one from the tree-lined left rough. Hole 16: An attractive, intelligent, and well-dressed par four. This hole may seem like a beautiful and eligible lady when you square up for your tee shot. But as you head down the fairway, you'll notice the ring. Sorry, boys. She's taken. Hole 17: My favorite of the par 3s. The trees once again create a secluded atmosphere that is the motif of the closing four hole stretch. Hole 18: The blue tees provide a tight angle into a wide open green. The white tees offer a much more forgiving shot. Whichever box you play, you'll love the view as you head for clubhouse and then onwards to The Laurentide to pound Schlitz cocktails with your handsome and delightful insurance broker.

I played a round here for the first time last year in July the day after proposing to my now fiancé…read morewhile we were staying at a lake house on Keuka Lake that her family rented out. I will say that I'm glad I played the day after because I think I would've had a nervous breakdown on the course if I played the day of lol. The course was a little dry in some spots, but I loved it there and I loved that it had some scenic views of Keuka Lake!

Every year we stop by here on our way to Naples. They have a short season, September- October(when…read moregrapes are in season). We always stop for just a half gallon of a few juices. They are unpasteurized, so you have to drink them within a week if you are just using it as juice. You can also purchase the juice to make your own wine. Which they have everything you need to make your own wine at home, right there to purchase. New this year, they have made their own wine! You can do a tasting and also purchase on site. One hit for the family is that when you go there you can sample everything they have available at the time.