Friendly service nice boat great location. felt very well taken care of. and we loved how they…read moregreeted us and took care of our reservation.

I went back home up north and was able to experience renting one of Clarkin boat rentals pontoons…read more Great customer service, extremely friendly and helpful in navigating the lake as well as giving us some tips for our wonderful day on the water. Would come back again next season!

I had a great intro to kayaking lesson with Andy from Paddle-N-More. He fit the lesson to my skill…read morelevel, and his instructions were clear, friendly, and not condescending. I had a great time learning the strokes and good form. Then we went partly up Salmon Creek and saw lots of wildlife. I highly recommend Paddle-N-More for lessons or just rentals of kayaks (sit-in and sit-on) and stand-up paddleboards. They provide a high-quality life vest (PFD) as part of every rental, too.

A small group of paddlers in and around the Southern end of Cayuga Lake that love to paddle…read moreoutrigger canoes (wa'a in Hawai'ian). We practice regularly from May through October and compete in races during the summer as part of the East Coast Outrigger Racing Association.

Great outdoor opportunity fresh air no WiFi great spot to fish and unwind family cookout BBQread more

Just did the Cortland Triathlon here at Little York Lake. It is a great place for a calm open water…read moreswim. The surrounding mountains and rolling hills made for a nice bike ride. The trails throughout the park made for a nice run. Just be prepared for cold weather starting in September. Can you say, "Wetsuit"?

Seneca Lake stretches long and narrow through central New York, its deep blue water framed by…read morerolling hills, vineyards, and small lakeside towns. I found the setting open and expansive, with clear sightlines across the water that changed character depending on the weather and season. The shoreline offered a mix of natural overlooks, parks, marinas, and small developed areas, giving me multiple ways to experience the lake rather than a single central viewpoint. The main highlight for me was the lake itself and the variety of ways to interact with it. The water felt calm and clean in many areas, and the region is especially known for boating, cruising, and lakeside relaxation. Along the surrounding shores, vineyards and wineries are a major part of the identity, and I stopped at a few for tastings with scenic views over the water. The small towns around the lake added to the experience, giving me access to picnic areas, walking paths, and casual waterfront spots where I could take in the lake at a slower pace. The experience around Seneca Lake was generally relaxed and spread out, with no single concentrated entry point or structured route. I took a boat tour from one of the marinas, which gave me a more immersive perspective on the water, and I also pulled over at roadside overlooks and shoreline parks for simpler, quieter moments. Crowds varied by season, with summer being more active and the time I visited feeling much quieter.

Such a great spot for a picnic and a stroll down the pier. The lake is stunning with clear water…read moreand lovely views. It has plenty of public parking and is close to local shops, restaurants and Watkins Glen State Park. You can enjoy the boats coming in and out of the public marina from your picnic table!

This isn't a large park, and it's a bit tucked away and mostly frequented by Lansing residents…read more There are times when it can feel VERY crowded given the size. Everything in the park is mainly around a little driving loop. Myers Park includes 19 available camping sites with each having electric and water hookups. For camping, the nightly fee is $36 for Lansing Residents and $40 a night for Non-Residents. For just generally visiting the park, admission to the park is free for Town of Lansing residents (with ID). Nonresidents are charged $6 per car. Since it's a Lansing park, and not a NYS park, NYS Empire Passes aren't able to get you access. Myers Park does take credit cards as a form of payment though (along with cash, obviously). There is a decently sized playground for kids (which you can see on the Facebook, here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Sports---Recreation-Venue/Myers-Park-Playground-Project-MP3-433430860214/), boat launch, various picnic tables, and beach-y type areas to go into the water (it's not especially sandy... small rocks/gravel-type, mainly). Paddle-N-More is also located within the park if you want to rent canoes or kayaks (though not sure if they're currently renting anything out because of COVID - so check before you go if that's something you're looking for!). TL;DR I've been pleeenty of times over the years because I had family that lived in Lansing. Would I regularly pay the $6 per car now to get into this park? No. (I already have an Empire Pass and prefer to ensure I get my money's worth out of it.) But if it's a nice day, you want to rent a kayak or something, and it's not too crowded? Myers Park is a nice enough spot.

A city park for Lansing, NY, $6 for non residents. A boat launch, little lighthouse, a kayak rental…read morespace for Lake Cayuga, playground and lots of park space to walk around and bike in the park. Small loop to go around and filled with local residents.

Excellent park…read more There's places to BBQ and a big playground with lots of old classics and a giant wooden truck with slide. There's also a short but beautiful nature trail leading to Eagle Cliff Falls. Worth a visit if you're in the Finger Lakes, especially if you want a break from the crowd at Watkins Glen.

Great place to check out some falls. Plenty of railings for your safety and a cool place to bring…read morethe kids. If you wanna take a whole trip out to the area, there is also a campsite right in front of these falls for you and your family. If you are going to make this a trip consider checking out the other falls in the surrounding area.

My boyfriend and I were up visiting Ithaca and found this stable to go horseback riding. We had a…read moregreat time with a private hour long trail ride with the husband and wife who own the stables with 17 horses. They are a small business and do not advertise much, which is why they do not have a website. Very good pricing especially when compared to other stables in that area. They were easy to talk to, personable, and nice enough to call me later that evening to tell us where fireworks (for the 4th of july) were happening since we were searching for a place to watch them. Great find!