Great family camping trip spot! Awesome sites and lots to doing and around the town of Seneca Falls!read more

Nice beach, pretty shallow, small area but has a lifeguard which helps if you want to relax. Beach…read morewas sandy, a little rocky. Volleyball net, seems like a place to boat launch, kayak.

We really enjoyed our stay at this campground. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful - he…read morefilled us in on a lot of local activity options. We also went kayaking... Had a great time! The playground and swimming area would be great for kids. We were very thankful that we brought our bocce ball set!!

Stayed here for 5 nights. Arrived afterhours on Monday, but we already had reservations, so we…read morewent directly to our site, and settled up with the office in the morning. The sites were very nice, we had water and electric and were on a more primitive site towards the back. Very quiet campground, very friendly seasonal campers as well as the office staff. We already booked for next year. About the bathrooms.... The bathrooms were very clean, but could use a general facelift/updating. That said, I want to reiterate that they were always clean. Another note about the bathrooms.... the showers were huge... plenty of room to shower with out feeling claustrophobic, and because of the sheer size of the shower stall, my clean clothes stayed dry while I was showering...

We stayed here in the yurt. We were able to take canoes, kayaks, and the paddle board. The owners…read moreare extremely friendly and always willing to be available! They have so much to choose from! Kayaking on the canal is definitely a must. You don't want to miss out!

Paddle yourself in a canoe or kayak or take a guided hot trip and Canalside offering a mix of Great…read morehistory, nature (abundant osprey, great blue herons, beavers, turtles) and quiet waterways ... An experience to remember!

This is our second summer at the marina. The marina and its staff are first rate! The marina is…read morepristine and one of a kind, you won't find a better spot to enjoy beautiful sunsets. Dockmaster Dave and his staff are dedicated, capable and just out of the box amazing! Alex always has a big smile that is contagious, and he knows boats!! Dennis has stories that are entertaining, and shares his experiences which have been very helpful to us. Welcome to Ken and Ron, wonderful additions to the marina. Glenn and Josine

Nice campsite, but avoid the marina!! The old man there is so mean to the customers! Lots of other…read moreplaces in the area to rent a pontoon boat! Cool cabins though

Just okay for the price. It's small. Perfect for the area but an okay water park. I doubt we will…read moreever return.

The water park is one of the best ive been to , clean wave pool is very nice , plenty of lounge…read morechairs so you dont have to fight over where to get a chair , great for a family to enjoy a relaxing day having fun.

Great time! Audrey and Katie were the guides for our party of 3. We got to visit with them…read morebetween zips....really fun and personable. Even got my 12 year old niece to open up. She's usually very shy. Very safe and exciting experience. The last platform was pretty scary because you have to step off and go straight down. I froze and couldn't do it, but Audrey talked me through it until she finally gave me a little shove and I was off! Just what I needed!!! Much fun was had by all. Wet and foggy day only added to the experience.

Kids Adventure Park/Rock Wall & Trampoline…read more Did the fall sky ride last year and it was well organized and efficient, this years visit.......not so much. Most discombobulated event ever. One would have thought that this was a new feature and they were working out the bugs. Drove to the summit and parked then walked into the summit area with little if no signage indicating where to go. Stumbled into the Summit Bldg and it turned out to be the correct place to be. Checked in and was told the climbing gloveds were sold out (they did refund) and the kids had no problem with the Resort gloves. The reservation was for 12:30 and the 2 grandkids (5&7) had their harness attached along with 4 other kids and one adult and his older son who were doing the "big kids" courses. As we were standing around a guy came along, maybe to relieve the original girl who was taking some sort of gear out to one of the courses with the father and son. The guys asks what we were doing since we were all geared up and I stated that we were waiting for directions at which point he asked what were we signed up for (one would think just by the size of the kids in the gear it would be apparent what we were all waiting to do.) He gave me hand gesture directions, which were not very good and, again, there was poor signage, but after walking in the general direction of the "hand gesture" a woman coming up from the area gave me a clear indication of where we were to go. It is now 12:50 and the attendant was getting kids ready and asks "where are the trollys"? Having no clue what she is talking about out I said that what ever they were wearing was what they were given. She radioed up requesting 2 kids trollys be brought down. Tick tock, tick tock and after about 10 minutes of waiting for a delivery I walked up to the Summit Bldg where the same mass confusion was going on and I peaked behind the black curtains and asked the employee for 2 kids trollys (this was not the first time she had to radio up for kids trollys either). Finally the kids were able to do the courses. Once their time was up we went over to the rock wall/trampoline area and there are no employees there or within sight to ask about the procedure. Once again I walked up to the Summit Bldg asking if anyone was going to be watching the RockWall/Trampoline and they asked if I had gone by there (seriously?) I replied yes and there was nobody around. They said they would get someone so we walked to our car for water and a snack and by the time we got back the area was stocked with an employee who, by the way, was very nice and helpful. Given the state of the economy with discretionary spending tight one would think that Bristol Mtn would be chomping at the bit to provide the best service/experience possible......but it was not to be. The kids area was not crowded or busy and the chairlift rides seemed to be going without issues from what I saw up top. Hopefully Bristol Mtn will get their act together but either way we will not be returning.

We came here for winter snowshoeing ($5/person for rentals, max $15/family, paid by cash or check)…read more It's from 1-3 on Saturdays as long as there's at least 6-8" of snow on the ground (check their Facebook for updates). There was ample parking, the person who helped us was nice and welcoming, and it's not very expensive. They have bins of snowshoes to choose from, sorted by weight/shoe size and the person is helpful in finding the right one for you. There are benches outside to put on/take off the snowshoes and there's a bit of a learning curve in figuring out how to do that, but it's part of the adventure. Unfortunately one of the straps on one of mine was broken, but it was still wearable and we got there at about 2:15 so I didn't want to take them both off to go inside and get a different pair. They give you a trail map, but I don't think the trails are very well-marked so the map is not super useful. Because you're surrounded by (well-signed) personal property on all sides, it doesn't feel like there is a lot of space. 45 minutes was really enough time for us (an adult couple). I don't know if we would come back here, but I think it was a good introduction to snowshoeing and we would check out another place next time. Definitely seems like a good family activity and they even have hot chocolate in the nature center!

a great staple to Irondequoit. I have a few memories of this place, mostly from when I was younger…read moretaking field trips with school or Girl Scouts. learned how to make candles and maple syrup, learned different things about nature of course and animals. They always keep some animals at the center itself and still do to this day (just not the exact same ones). I recently went back here, not just to donate my Christmas tree for their trails, but for a hike they scheduled with Irondequoit brewery. I haven't been around the trails or inside the center since I was a kid and it brought back so many fond memories. of course everything seemed smaller than I was remembering, but everything does as you get older. I enjoyed visiting the classroom and seeing the animal room learning about their newest ones, favorite being the bunny and owl. I felt quite nostalgic, but favorite part was going through the trails again. the guides were very knowledgable about the nature center, I even learned a few new things I didn't know about the land. especially that it use to be a grape farm. we did a sensory walk which was so nice to be able to focus on the sounds and sights of nature to get away from the busy life of the town. I wouldn't mind going back to these trails again since its so close to home and a short get away. they welcome people back to walk through at any time.

Crittenden Park was 'developed' partly to prevent any development from occurring in this area…read more Having grown up on Crittenden Road in the 1960's/70's, much of the land in this area is lowland and 'swamp' like in spots, thus preventing any reasonable other use for the land. For years, this area was my 'playground'. My friends, siblings and I spent a lot of time walking all over this area along Crittenden Road which was a wilderness close to civilization. Appreciate this area for what it is: free open space for people to play, or to hike in the area and appreciate the extensive wildlife that calls this area 'home'. Beautiful, quiet, and little evidence of human occupancy. A nice reprieve in this overdeveloped world of ours.

Quaint little park that we all play kickball at. Its basically just a few flat sports field type…read morethings with a little woods around the outside. The parking can be crazy for kickball. But if you and a group of friends were looking for a spot to spend and afternoon, cook out, play some games, and have a nice area to do it in this might be the perfect spot (as long as you don't go on a weeknight when kickball is going on).