The golf was fun. But the bumper boats?! Most fun ever in years!…read more So glad we went! There were quite a few people there but not a long wait at all. Everything was well maintained and very clean.

Come for the mini golf don't come for the state of the "art" driving range. Messed up my forearm on…read morethe tee boxes and divots were everywhere. Don't come here for the driving range but everything else was fine.

Amazing staff! Marcy, Margaret and Courtney are extremely…read morehelpful and friendly! Our site 162 was very large, the bathroom nearest us was Large & very clean!

Never ever come back here smells like pure cow shit & urine, making us gag. Can't be healthy to…read morebreathe or plant crops in. Why are they being allowed to spray the fields with this ? Can't empty our RV anywhere. Can't leave our dog shit, so wtf !!! Bathrooms are dirty and stink with poor ventilation.

ok place. I would have given it 4 stars if the games in the back worked properly, our food orders…read morewere submitted properly or the fact that they didn't disclose to me that there was a $45 fee for bringing in your own cake (even after they said "we will allow you to bring a cake") when all they sell is ice cream cake and my kids are extremely sensitive to that. but the place is still ok unless you prefer to drive further out to another spot.

Great place! Very friendly staff! Highly recommended. Being out of state, we were looking to do…read moresomething with the kids ..they loved it and the ice cream was a plus!

We were a group of eight tent campers and required a site that could accommodate two large tents…read moreand had electricity. I also needed a place that could accommodate my pickup truck along with a 30 foot trailer which was hauling our boat. Upon arrival at Riverside Acres I've met John, one of the owners.  He got me signed in pretty quickly and then guided/led us directly to where our site was because it was dark. We were able to park my truck and boat right on the same site as where we were camping.  The site #49 was huge and had water and electric. The next morning we met, Pam the other owner. She was out making her rounds, cleaning the restrooms and making sure all the campers had everything they needed.  We had a very pleasant conversation and we learned that these two (John & Pam) recently purchased this Campground just a few short years ago. They are making upgrades to the property as time and budget allows.    1. They have an area for seasonal RV's and campers which is pretty well established. Many of these sites the seasonal renters have built on patio, porches, decks, screen rooms Etc.  It's a cozy little environment and the seasonal folks that I met were very kind to us transient Tent campers.  2.  The general area for RV's and tents is off to the right of the seasonal area.  Here you will find a few sites against a wall of trees toward the back of the campground that offers some seclusion/shade. Looking back towards the front of campgrounds and now to the left is the rest of the area.  These open sites run along the high ground which overlooks a HUGE open field that is well maintained. Site #49 on this side is the only site with a large pine tree.  3. Cottages!  This property also offers cottages on the front of the property along the main road.  Now, these cottages are fairly dated but the owners have done some nice things to give them an updated feel, while maintaining the originality/nostalgia value here.  For example, the cottages have antique looking Kitchenette type stoves that are probably worth some money to those who are into the classic pieces.   I know I told you we were tent camping, but we ended up staying in a cottage after a nasty storm rolled through at 2 AM and very quickly displaced us.  About the epic storm... out of nowhere in the middle of the night, the thunder and fierce lightning came in, bring with it, hail and a torrential downpour. Our tents were no match for the excessively high wind gusts which leveled our tents and allowed for a foot of water to cover the bottom of the floor within just a few short minutes. We scrambled to get ourselves and children out of the colapsed tent and into our nearby vehicle for shelter. I went back out into the storm to salvage our children's Electronics and some other necessities out of the collapsed tent. It was then I Heard a Voice calling for us to seek shelter in the main Campground building. As I looked over my shoulder in the down pouring rain and complete darkness it was then I was able to see in the crackling flashes of lightning, Pam!!!!!   Pam had ventured out in the nasty storm to make sure her guest were okay and knew where to seek shelter.  So, us and the other fellow tent campers that evening took up refuge in the game room. Pam was fantastic!  She went out of her way to make sure we had everything we needed to at least be comfortable and safe for the night.  The next day it was time to clean up our site and see what we could salvage.  After the toll this storm took on our tents, canopy and everything else, we decided it best to pack it up and head out, cutting our vacation short.  Pam wouldn't hear of it.  She gave us a tour of the only open cottage she had without a renter and said we could stay there for the next two days!!!   So, that's what we did! Picked up, packed up and moved camp over the the cottage.  We were warm, dry and cozy with our own private shower!!!! It was perfect for our current situation! Then, the next day I locked my keys in my running truck.  John allowed me to go into his shop, cut some wood strips on his miter saw for wedges and loaned me an already straightened out coat hanger.  I was able to open my truck in about 2 minutes with the help of his make shift tools!  These two host/owners were awesome.  They became our friends and by the end of our stay, it didn't feel right leaving without a firm handshake and a hug!!!  We will be back to support this campground and what all it has to offer: Pros: * Fantastic people who own it * Pool for the kids * Playground for the kids * Large sites * Water and electric * Hot Showers * Right next to town (Clayton) * Public boat launch close by * Great base to go and explore the 1000 Islands * Friendly fellow campers/seasonal campers * Lots of space to keep my trailer/boat onsite. * Very reasonably priced * Clean - Owners active everyday * We had a great time

Everything went wonderful for four years and running. Great place great owners we love it here...I…read morealso want to say that John & Pam go above and beyond all the time for anyone staying here. John has come to the rescue many, many times for us resolved and fixed quickly. Pam found us a site 4 years ago when we could not find one. Highly recommend!

Very friendly staff. Clean, beautiful expansive area. Long sand beach and shallow for children…read more Picnic tables, benches, lovely trees.

Food was decent. It took a while for someone to take our order but I think they were short staffed…read morewhen we went. I got the fish tacos and they were good, on the smaller side. Definitely worth trying.

This zoo is beautifully maintained in the middle of a very nice park. I love the trees and greenery…read morethroughout the zoo itself. Seems like a very ethical zoo and all the animals are rescues. The staff were extremely knowledgeable about the animals and provided a lot of information. All the animals are native species to NY, so it is a smaller zoo than some others with more habitats. It took us about 1.5 houts to walk through at a comfortable pace. We got close views of almost all the exhibits. They offer elk feedings daily at 1pm for $10, which was a cool experience. There are other animal encounters you can pay for but need to schedule in advance. The ticket prices are very reasonable and so is the annual pass. Lots of immersion for kids as well and multiple play areas. Overall, a really wonderful zoo!

Let me start out by saying this is such a cute little zoo. My wife and I are up in the area for our…read morehoneymoon and decided this Zoo would be a fun place to visit. I guess we got lucky, and we actually got free admission due to a company sponsoring the first 100 visitors for the day. It was a cold rainy day so there were not many other visitors at the park with us. It was so neat to see a zoo mostly dedicated to the animals seen in New York State. With it being a rainy, cold day not all of the animals were out, but we were able to see most of them. Our favorite was the Wolverine who was doing lap after lap running around his enclosure. He would stop and say hi to us when we were near the fence, and then continue on doing his laps. We even stopped in the gift shop and got a wolverine stuffed animal. You could definitely tell that it has been some years since the zoo had had some renovations, but I think this is what I liked best about it. The zoo its self was nice and simple with an easy route to see all of the animals. I think if we are in the area again, and it is a nice day out, we would stop again.

We received very good service from Chalks. My Waverunner would not start last year. We took it to…read moreanother shop that kept it all summer and when it was returned would only go half speed and sounded rough. This year we took it to Chalks. They examined it quickly to determine if parts needed to be ordered. In going through the checklist the mechanic discovered an improperly attached fuel injector....something 'accomplished' by the other shop. Got it back in one day! It is a 2 hour drive but we'll worth it for their service. And it runs better than ever.​

A few years ago we barely made it there with a wrecked prop & they replaced it quickly. Three…read moreweeks ago a family member visiting Clayton for 1week had an issue with their boat. A Clayton marina wouldn't even take the time to look at it, & that has happened to us in the past. But Chalks did & replaced a solenoid quickly so they were back on the water. The lack of service by the Clayton marina cost them a potential jet ski sale because none of our family will ever go back there.

Nice track with pretty views. Course is in decent shape, especially the greens. BUT--The temporary…read moreholes take away from the good value this course could be. Also- we had to drive across the driving range to reach 10 tee. Yikes. We asked the attendant in the pro shop which way to 10, who mumbled to us - follow the path. (?) Lots of paths and no signs.