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Wonderful museum. Loved all the documentaries placed around the museum. Cool place to learn about Woodstock.

The site of Woodstock is a beautiful piece of countryside topped with a large and extensive museum that beautifully covers not only the festival itself, but also the social and cultural developments in the previous decade that led to it. Budget a whole day for your visit if you're the kind who looks at and reads everything in a museum, but walk the grounds early, before the heat of the day, if you want to stand on the stage site or visit the spot where you (or your parents/grandparents) camped in the mud.Our only complaint is that the augmented reality tour which is touted in the pamphlet, on every other sign at the place, and even on bricks in the walk up to the entrance, and which remains listed on the ticket price display, is no longer available. If it's permanently discontinued, at least have the courtesy to stop pushing it.

My wife and I went to see the Young Person's Chorus of New York City at the Performing Arts Center on the Bethel Woods campus yesterday. My wife bought those tickets almost 2 years ago but the concert was postponed a bazillion times for Covid. The concert was beautiful and well worth the wait. But this is about the venue at Bethel Woods.What a beautiful place and experience!We didn't tour the museum to any great depth as we were there for the concert and had driven over 2.5 hours so didn't have a lot of time but we spent some time walking the property for a little bit and had lunch in the small museum Cafe in the lobby (overpriced, dry, and uninspired btw).It's an odd setting in some regards. First, it seems they embrace the Woodstock '69 experience with near reverence given it's culturally transformative "free-love" and peace message and the inherent messy, human, counter-culture vibe but package it all up in a polished and architecturally impeccable museum and campus. I guess I expected black light posters and wet extension cords, or something more...I don't know...muddy. The guest (I) almost feels like an anthropologist studying a lab experiment. Not bad at all. Just not what I expected.The staff seemed to be mostly volunteers and were super helpful and pleasant. Very professional. Again, I suppose I was expecting them to be puffy eyed in tie-dyed kaftans but it was matching polo's, chinos, and name badges. I admit, it gave me a little chuckle.It's definitely worth a day trip, maybe an overnight if there's an event happening and if you can find accomodations, if for no other reason than to see the grounds, see where one of the most important culturally transformative moments took place, and to see the place that all the talk is about when your old hippie aunts and uncles get together and drop blotter. I'd go in warmer weather though. Unless it will just be about seeing a performance in the center or touring the museum, you'll want to be outside walking the well maintained paths and taking in the grand views. There was a market set up in one of the other buildings on the campus. I walked through it. Just some plastic overpriced trinkets and then some nicer artisan jewelry and soap kind of stuff. Nothing to drive over a half hour for but the vendors seemed friendly for the most part.The outside sculptures are amazing! I want to know more about those. How they were curated/commisioned, who were the artists, why this media, etc. The balance of static monolithic - almost brutalist - sculptures inspired by such a freeform, spontaneous and empathetic communal experience is a really cool perspective.Fun experience. Go.

Wow! Great museum, fantastic exhibits. Helps you see some of the highs and lows of Woodstock. It's hard to imagine 500,000 people converging on one place for a concert. While it didn't go as planned it ended up being an event that defined a generation. It's also kind of fun to see the old folks get out of their fancy cars and take a trip down memory lane.

A museum brings the story of the Woodstock festival from its beginning, what was before and until today.Pictures, movies, articles, items, very interesting and beautiful.

Great museum with great staff that's happy to interact and provide information and to help you get the most put of your visit. Some awesome memorabilia and videos

Unbelievably great museum with tons of pictures, videos, history and artifacts of not only the Woodstock music festival, but also the whole counterculture movement that was such a huge part of our history.And the stage area and field where the festival was held are perfectly preserved, and there is a wonderful overlook spot.This place is a must-see. Only 2 hours from New York City and right off I-86.

REALY FUN PLACE TO VISIT! Visiting the museum is a must if you are in the area. The exhibits and the music being played. Create a feeling of traveling back in time.

Great place to visit whether you know about the historical nostalgia of Woodstock or just want to learn. We brought our nine year old daughter who has had a strong interest in this culture since she could listen to music and she was thoroughly amazed. This is her second year there and she insisted we do the entire tour again.

The museum was cool and pretty informative. After viewing the museum we checked out the grounds which was very well maintained and it was cool to see the field where the original Woodstock was held. I would love to see some live music at the venue.

We stopped here on a road trip, because it was perfectly halfway home. For what it is, this museum can provide you with a good hour or more of really cool exhibits and videos. There is a theater that plays a 20 minute mini documentary based on Woodstock. Overall, my group left pleasantly refreshed. They do a great job of being informative, and the building materials and presentation of the museum is very high quality. This entire place is exceptionally well built, and felt like more of a horse racing track. The gift shop is cool, as well, but unbelievably expensive.

Waited 54 years for this visit and we were not disappointed.Brilliant exhibition centre, brilliant artefacts, brilliant film shows.The staff are knowledgeable and very friendly.The stage is marked out in pebbles and when you stand on it and look up to where 500,000 people were, it is awesome.For anyone who likes the sort of music played at Woodstock and hippiedom this is fantastic!

"Woodstock was both a peaceful protest and a global celebration."- Richie HavensIf you're even remotely interested in the Woodstock music festival of 1969, this museum is a must-see. It's roughly 2hrs southeast of Albany and houses amazing artifacts from the original festival.While walking through the museum, you'll learn about the cultural events leading to and following Woodstock. You'll also learn about the lasting impact of the Woodstock music festival.Once you've completed your tour of the museum, I'd highly recommend the short drive/walk to the Woodstock monument that sits on the actual site of the original festival. Being able to walk on hallowed ground where nearly 500k people gathered to attend the original festival is an amazing experience.

I have to find a museum everywhere I go and this one did not disappoint. We decided to go day of the concert we were attending so discounts were very discounted. Loved hearing the voices and music. Hung out on the bean bag chairs to watch the videos. We didn’t want to leave. Very well done.

This place is amazing. They have preserved and tell the history of Woodstock in an interesting way. We spent well over four hours visiting the museum and walking around outside.When we first arrived there was a band outside playing Beatles songs. I wish we would’ve went to see them first. By the time we finished in the museum they were gone.The museum itself is chock full of exhibits to read as well as various videos and interactive exhibits. It is really well organized. They have a variety of docent led tours as well which we did not do. I have limited mobility and move slowly so I didn’t want to hold them up. We did a self guided tour.Speaking of mobility, they are accessible for those with limitations. The handicap parking is far from the building and I would not have been able to make it with my cane or walker, it’s just too far. I had my scooter so it wasn’t an issue. However, I noticed that they have a shuttle that does go back and forth from the parking lot to the building. I didn’t see it but I saw signs for it.The bathrooms are accessible and they also have a single bathroom for families or handicap needs. My only complaint is that they had a chair in there that was difficult for me to move out of the way. The museum itself had very few benches, definitely not enough for those of us that need to take breaks with standing or walking.Overall, this place is a gem. We will be back for a concert and to revisit the museum. There is something for everyone in the gift shop, I spent way too much in there! They do have a small cafe that had limited options for food and drink. I did enjoy my ham and cheese croissant even though they put egg on it after clearly asking for it without egg.

This is a nice little museum commemorating one of the most important events of the 1960's. If you have any interest in the history of Rock and Roll music this is a sight to see. Staff at the museum were friendly and helpful. The museum includes a short history of the 1960's and the history of Woodstock itself. It is spread over two floors. The museum had many artifacts from the 60's decade, but was surprisingly short on artifacts from Woodstock itself. There was many audio visual exhibits which were catchy. The short movie on the history of the musical performances at Woodstock was very good. Perhaps, the best exhibits were hippie car and bus as they personified the end of the 1960's.Seeing the grounds was an important part of the experience as well. It is hard to believe a multi-day concert with well over 400,000 people was held here on a dairy farm. The bucolic scenery is delightful.The gift shop sells many different items, but many of the items are overpriced. The Yasgur's Farm Café was pretty good.You should purchase tickets online as they are cheaper. Seems better to visit in Spring, Summer or Fall as they let you walk more the grounds.

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I just toured the museum which was free. There is a lot here, it's an impressive collection although maybe a bit of a struggle to understand the rhyme or reason to some of the trains or pieces in the collection. I preferred the Pennsylvania train museum but both are impressive. I didn't do any of the train rides, perhaps that would have bumped it to 5 stars.

We drove an hour to visit here and were not disappointed. I was extremely shocked that everything was free except the train ride which was still only $6! It was just a short ride back and forth, about 20 minutes, but still cool to see what it was like to be in and old train.If you take your time and actually read, look, and listen to all the information in the museum, you could spend HOURS here. We soeny most the day and had packed a picnic lunch we enjoyed on a picnic table there. The mall is right next door if you happen to need something else. ;)

This is an amazing place to take anyone who is a fan of trains, the history of this region or just someone looking to explore something new. The collection of steam engines is vast and it's definitely worth taking the rail yard shuttle, for just $6 you get a decent length ride that shows you some good views

We visited Steamtown National Historical Site on a weekend. The rangers greeted us with smiles and were very informative. The site has acres of steam locomotive history. Lots of photo opportunities. Great place for family time.

A lovely and family-friendly place to visit in Scranton; it's pleasant to see the old lifeblood of the Wyoming Valley maintained by such knowledgeable and friendly staff. I do wish they had more trains, but the nation as a whole is lacking them so I can't complain.As for attractions? Steamtown NHS has the largest steam locomotive in history (the Union Pacific Big Boy), and the gorgeous Reading T1 is stunning to see. Even the smallest mašinka are giant up close, and the indoor exhibits are tastefully done and quite informative. Plus, the local railroad company uses parts of the facility as an active track, so visitors can regularly see and hear trains at work, which really adds to the experience.Do keep on mind that active trains can be loud, so visitors sensitive to sudden noise should be forewarned.

The place to go if you have any interest in trains! Mostly vintage steam engines but also some diesel electric locomotives. Loads of hands on stuff. Climb into the engineer's seat and ring the bell! Learn all about rail power and railroading. Take an excursion or a short caboose ride. A super fun place to visit! (Plan a couple of days and also visit the trolley museum on site!). Thank you National Park Service!

I'm trying to visit as many National parks and monuments as possible. We were driving through PA, so we stopped at Steamtown. It's very informative. They have quite a collection of old engines, a working roundhluse/turntable, and extensive displays. We took the 30-min short ride, which was okay, but you don't really go anywhere. It's $6 for adults and $1 for young kids.

Real great national historic site. It’s really amazing what the National Park Services has done to preserve this important piece of American rail history. Very detailed and fun exhibits. Feel free to move along at your own pace. You can easily spend a couple hours reading and watching all the materials that have been prepared. Rangers are there to help you if you need it.

This place is such a beauty! It’s free to enter, just make sure it’s open. They had “The Big Boy”! Such an amazing sight to see. Definitely a fun place to learn as well, they have amazing history about trains and freight going across America and how everything has changed. I fell in love with the history and everything I saw about the history. The trains are cool, and you can go in most (not all) trains!

Just Incredible! They rebuit the Roundhouse into the largest museum of the railroad I have ever visited. Ut was great luck for me to arrive just as they fired up a restored engine for a few laps around the yard

Amazing facility to visit over and over. It's not too often you can roam around a working railroad. Keep safety in mind when exploring the displays. Check the schedule for tours, short train rides or even excursions. Admission to the site and round house are free. Displays are super informative and include full size cut-aways to help explain steam and diesel technology. I've been a visitor for years but I wish I had made the initiative to visit for the first time many many years earlier.

Amazing experience! This museum is one of the best I've ever been. Great organized, you're going through the history of railroads of the United States. Exhibits are made of the real locomotives so that you can see the greatest and the real size of them. Also there are a lot of educational exhibits, so you can learn how it was done and worked.Would definitely recommend to visit

Steamtown is an amazing museum that tells a good stories about trains and how trains influence the ways American lives. It has a very large yard with an impressive collection that consists of locomotives, and many passenger cars. Its massive locomotive shop has many engines in various stages of restoring. Its technology museum has exhibits that demonstrates the changes in railroad technology over the years.This museum is a must stop for both train enthusiasts and common folks. A good place to walk around to soak in the grandeur of machinery that improved the quality of life for many, and it tells a very good stories of how trains transformed America over the years.Many things to do here. You can easily spend a whole day here.

It was a nice day. It's only six bucks for entry and that includes the the ride on a historic steam engine locomotive. The ride is short. It doesn't go fast but it's it's fun to do to be on one of those trains from 100 years ago and the locomotives they have around for you to walk through was amazing. The history of the steam locomotive was amazing. It was good for the kids. My grandkids enjoyed it and like for six bucks a kid a person you can't go wrong. Only negative thing I have to say is that the other some of the buildings were closed. The only thing they did have open was the museum shop or the book shop where you can go in and buy a souvenirs but it was interesting. It was good. It was a good day

I stop here each time I go through THE ELECTRIC CITY, it's free and interesting. I wish it were funded better though, seeing as half of the museum has been closed for over a year due to HVAC issues. Tragic.

This place was amazing. Just to see where we started back in the early 1900's till now is mind-blowing. To see how small the sleeping carts were then, I'd rather walk. lol This is a great place to take kids to learn about some history & they get to ring the bell as well.

This place was amazing. Just to see where we started back in the early 1900's till now is mind-blowing. To see how small the sleeping carts were then, I'd rather walk. lol This is a great place to take kids to learn about some history & they get to ring the bell as well.

A great place for a railroad enthusiast, young or old. They've painted the Union Pacific 4012 Big Boy and it looked great. They've also painted Reading 2124 and it looks nice as well. The rest of the area was clean and they had park rangers and a couple of guides to answer questions. Thectrolley museum was open as well with trolley rides. (Steamtown is free, but trolley museum has a cost.)

It is amazing that this place is free for everyone. I've been visiting since I was a little kid and look forward to bringing my kids here one day. One of only a handful of places keeping these beautiful steam powered beasts alive. Definitely a great stop even for those not into trains.

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Absolutely awesome place for all levels of baseball fans. The staff are outstanding..friendly, knowledgeable/informative and very helpful. The memorabilia and stories with each of them is awesome and full of diversity and history of the sport. Well done! My family will absolutely go again!

A must go to if you love baseball. The museum will take you a min of 2.5 hrs, there are 3 floors you start at the top and work your way down. There is an elevator. Museum goes over every aspect of baseball from the beginning of it all. There is also a section for the female baseball players. The town is surrounded by apple orchards and makes for a beautiful drive.

I am not a huge baseball but I do enjoy the game overall. The museum has some great displays covering all teams and the history of baseball. The town of Cooperstown is a cute quaint town that is worth spending some time in. Overall I was happy with my visit.

Amazing place! I'm not even a huge baseball fan but being in this place surrounded by the baseball faithful, history and mythology of America's pass time just filled me with so much energy and joy. Anyone interested in American popular history has to visit this Mecca in Cooperstown. Definitely recommend for anyone even vaguely interested in baseball or American popular history!

The National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum in Cooperstown, NY, is a mesmerizing journey through the heart and soul of America's beloved sport. With meticulously curated exhibits and a vast collection of memorabilia, it offers an awe-inspiring experience for fans and enthusiasts alike. From the origins of the game to the modern era, this museum is an absolute must-visit for any baseball lover.

My husband LOVES baseball so we had to visit while nearby on a work trip! We spent 3.5 hours inside and I think he could have spent even more time! They had excellent displays, photos, videos, etc… definitely recommend!

This was an amazing place, at times feeling like sacred ground for the sport. Overall we were impressed and happy we made the stop on our way home to Oh. There are 3 floors and you should watch the movie first to really get in the right frame of mind. I was expecting the women’s leagues exhibit to be larger from watching A League of their Own. But there was just so much to remember from years past and I found myself wondering what these players were doing in retirement. It’s well worth the trip and Cooperstown itself is an amazing American town set on a lake perfect fort a picnic lunch and then some ice cream.

Wonderful place and town. Love the charm. The museum exhibits lots of baseball memorabilia, and history. Very clean, and if you are a baseball fan, this, museum, is a must visit! Love the journey, on our way there! Fantastic, scenery!

The Hall of Fame is the keystone that completes an awesome little town. Even those that don't like baseball will enjoy the HOF. We have been there many times and the changing displays and movie updates make each visit unique. This was the first time visiting in the winter and the lack of crowds and quietness was a whole new aspect.

An incredible place of American history, way more than just a history of baseball. It turned out that my experience was about the memory of my father, my husband, and all the summer night moments of watching the game on TV.... I think this is probably not unique to me. What looks small from outside is actually a pretty big museum. I needed good 3 hours or more, to fully appreciate this place. I'm not a super crazy baseball fan, but it meant so much to me to visit this place, to my surprise. Absolutely a must go place. It was so wonderful to get in touch with our past, particularly after COVID, to remind myself those American heros who have been sustaining our culture throughout the history.

I am 73 years old. I have loved Baseball since I was 8 years old. I have dreamed of visiting the Hall Of Fame since I was a child.Today, that dream came true! My son brought me on a road trip from Houston, Texas to Cooperstown, New York to make my childhood dream come true!Today, I got to see the exhibits of the Baseball players I grew up watching: Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Yogi Berra, the list goes on and on. I got to see the exhibits of the players I idolized but never got to see play; Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Walter Johnson, Cy Young, the list is endless!! I was at and in the Baseball Hall Of Fame!!I enjoyed this day as much as I have ever enjoyed any day of my life. I was a kid again, if only for a few hours. I WAS AT THE BASEBALL HALL OF FAME!! It was all I could do to hold back my tears of joy!The HOF is beautiful! Cooperstown, New York is beautiful! The folks at the Hall are simply awesome. They are knowledgeable, friendly, polite, and helpful to a fault! They made my childhood dream come true an even better experience!This has been such a fantastic and awesome experience, it is difficult to put into words. I am already hoping to be able to come back to Cooperstown to visit the Hall AND the village again......very soon!

As a lightweight baseball fan, and a retired non-athletic woman who only ineptly has played ball, I expected to amble through the museum in a just a couple of hours, but there was so much fun stuff to read, and so many visiting baseball fans to interact with as we took in the exhibits, that I was there five hours.The history - early baseball, clubs, standardizing the rules, negro leagues, women's baseball, and wonderful stories of all sorts of people who played and/or enriched the game - it was just wonderful. Don't miss the introductory film.The hall of fame plaques are career vignettes of the players. Just overwhelming and very cool. Loved the statue (in with the hall of fame plaques area) of Ted Williams and the notes about it.There are areas that focus on key contributors - Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Connie Mack, Ken Griffey, Ichiro, etc. - and areas that focus on groups of contributors - Latin Americans, Negro Leagues, etc.And there are interactive opportunities. Many. Including the opportunity to take your photo and be emailed baseball cards of yourself and the team you select. Fun for all. Highly recommend IF you have any interest at all in baseball.I noticed families, couples, and groups of just women and just men. Everyone seemed to be having a good time.

An absolute must see for the true baseball fan!This is been on my bucket list since I was a little boy and coming here made me feel like a kid again. They do such a good job of making all the visitors feel comfortable and excited for being there.You start off the tour with a 15 minute movie which gives you chills about the history of the game and where it's come from. Really well made. From there you're free to walk about the three floors and see the various artifacts that have been left over from the players over the years. Allow yourself some time to stop and read as you really learn a lot. I wish I had more time.Highly highly recommend for the true baseball fan.

Watch the video in the theater. If you have love of baseball, family, history, or a heart you'll be moved. Take 2 to 3 hours and you can see the whole museum portion without rushing. Take more if you're someone who wants to read everything. The Hall itself is cool for a baseball nerd, but not the main reason to come. Cooperstown is place you can spend a whole weekend alone or with your family.

My life long best friend and I love baseball and had never yet visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. We decided to make the trip Saturday April 6, 2024. It was definitely well worth the trip. Price of admission is $30 and you must reserve the date that you plan to attend when purchasing your tickets which can easily be done at the national baseball hall 9f Fame website.

Baseball lover mecca! A must, for fans. Amazing memorabilia and history. Charming little town, and lots of walking around. Gotta check out every nook and cranny! Very friendly, people, for guidance.

Really loved our experience here! From the friendly staff to the well laid out exhibits. A definite recommendation for fans of every level. A good bet for American history fans as well. We were there in February, so not crowded at all. We imagined in the summer the place would be wall to wall, so take that into account when planning your visit.

Had a great time. There were so many interesting, interactive, and thoughtful exhibits. Went during the off-season and it was great, not crowded whatsoever so we were able to take time to view things without being rushed. The short film was excellent, very moving for baseball lovers.

It was a 🪣 list visit. It was a great spot. This place is crazy in the summer and parking can be nonexistent. This was an early spring visit with few tourists. Shops on the main drag all sell the same BB stuff. Buy your goodies at the HOF.

Enjoy your journey to a piece of American Basketball History; get to know the town. This place is nestled in a beautiful part of Catskills. A must visit in more than just a weekend!

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25 Main St, Cooperstown, NY 13326, USA

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This is a surprisingly large museum on a large piece of beautiful lakeside property where James Fenimore Cooper once lived. The exhibits of American art are first class. And when you’re done be sure to walk around the beautiful grounds and spend some time along the lake.

Incredible art museum with many varied exhibits. We spent an hour here, and could've stayed longer if we hadn't been hungry 😊I highly recommend this to any art or history lovers!And the ladies bathroom was very fancy! ✨

Amazing midsized museum in Central New York. The museum places a great importance on community involvement with a story walking path near the lake for children and even some baseball memorabilia for purchase in the gift shop. The exhibits halls are midsized and very well organized. The building itself is beautiful and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. Definitely recommend if you're in town for the Baseball Hall of Fame, have an interest in art or just have a few hours to contemplate beautiful works.

The art museum was fabulous as always! Even with exhibits I'm not sure I will enjoy, I always learn something new and end up being amazed. This museum curates some fabulous shows. Also, there are little cafe serve some nice food and you can take it to their back patio and sit and enjoy your meal while overlooking Lake Otsego.Please like this review if you found it helpful.

Beautiful grounds supporting a lovely showcase of modern and local artists. I appreciated the broad styles of art represented. There is truly something for everyone on display without the collection becoming overwhelming.

We visited on Labor Day for the last day of the M. C. Escher exhibit. The Escher exhibit was extensive and information was posted on nearly every piece. There was also a Native American exhibit that we enjoyed as well. The building is beautifully restored with large, clean bathrooms, a gift shop and a small beverage and snack shop (we did not partake). Parking is free and admission is very reasonable. We did not take the thruway and the drive from central New York was lovely.

Amazing art museum with a renowned flagship exhibit of Native American artwork. There are also several rotating exhibits in the museum, as well as a small cafe and gift shop. If you’re passing through, I’d highly recommend visiting it especially if you’re interested in indigenous history.

A small museum with an excellent Native American collection. The grounds are stunning, so save some time to stroll around out back.

As you can see, the art on wood has a 3D appearance. It's a flat piece painted to seem this way. Each of these has it's own different look. Randy Johnson (retired baseball pitcher) has a section of his trips to Africa, very nice and well done. We found the lower level to be more of our interest.

This is a beautiful art museum to visit. I've been many times in the summer but this was my first visit for the holidays. The exquisite architecture is enhanced by many tasteful holiday displays. If you have the opportunity, I strongly recommend a visit to the Fenimore to get into the holiday spirit.

This is a very cool smaller museum. Each portion is well considered, and the staff is quite nice. The artwork associated with James Fenimore Cooper is almost the cherry on top of the overall experience.

Terrific museum with so much to see! The museum's collections are displayed over three floors in a neoclassical mansion that overlooks Lake Otsego They have wonderful displays of traditional folk art and Native American art and artifacts. Grandma Moses, Gilbert Stuart, and Thomas Cole are amongst prominent artists whose works are featured.The museum also displays traveling exhibits. Currently, one of the traveling displays features former MLB pitcher Randy Johnson's photographs. They also had a nice display of psychedelic rock and roll art from the 1960's.The museum also has tours that you can join while visiting. The tours are informational and the guide did a great job explaining the works of art in the museum.Didn't see a place to purchase tickets online so they have to be purchased at the museum. There is a gift shop and small café located in the museum as well. Be sure to take a stroll on the grounds surrounding the museum. There are some nice exhibits, a garden, and a nice view of the lake.

A beautiful museum, they showcased a local artist from Springbrook. And I got a chance to see all the other galleries. Such beautiful presentation!

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Beautiful place!!! Not big, but very nice zoo. We were pleasantly surprised. The animals are in good conditions.The child had the opportunity to touch and feed many animals. Additionally, we chose to feed the penguins.We didn't fully understand how it would be, but it exceeded all our expectations. It was excellent! Not only the child was delighted, but also me and even our grandmother!!!! It was a very positive experience that we will remember for a long time.We have been to many zoos and in San Diego and each one leaves different feelings and memories, but we will definitely remember this one for a long time!Highly recommend! Suitable for any age.If I'm in the area I'll definitely visit again. It was unusual and excellent!Thank you!

I live in Michigan but this is where my husband is from. We visited near Christmas and it was my first time. This is such a unique experience and I for sure recommend going! There are animals that I would have never imagined being able to get remotely close to that you literally have the opportunity to pet and/or feed here. It's amazing! I will say the size of some of the enclosures makes me feel a little bummed for some of the animals but I also understand this is a small family farm.

What a nice establishment! Reasonably priced. We took our 9 month old son here today and he had a wonderful time (2 hour drive) There was no line or wait. They sell feeding pellets and/or lettuce and carrots. All of the animals are very gentle and well tempered. The enclosures are clean and well manicured. The animal enclosures are also generously sized and animals all appear to be well cared for. Staff are friendly and helpful. There are multiple restrooms throughout the park and rest areas with pavilions for shade. There is a nice little air conditioned shed called the cub station that has a bench and changing table. The park seems to be handicap accessible and there are benches everywhere to sit. The gift shop is great and has alot to choose from. We definitely recommend!

Both the animal adventure park and the preserve were awesome! We all enjoyed it. The animals all looked well cared for and happy. Prices were decent. The Staff at animal adventure park were awesome, especially Stephanie at the kangaroo encounter. The staff at the preserve were definitely not as friendly. In particular, the woman who was operating the entrance to the preserve where you pull up and pay, on 7/29/24 between 10 am and 11am was awful. She was so incredibly mean and was rolling her eyes at customers, including huffing and puffing when people asked questions. She was also very slow at getting the cars through and it took us 45 minutes to get in with only 7 cars in front of us. Perhaps more training or an additional cashier would be a good idea, especially on the weekend.

This was a fun place to spend a couple hours driving through the safari area. The animals certainly seem well cared for and content. We were told to stay in the car. It's a good thing because most of the animals were NOT shy! They come right up to the car, expecting to be fed snacks. In fact, one section felt like a gang because while one big Llama blocked the way, a whole bunch of others encircled the car expecting ALL the snacks! It's a miracle we saved some snacks for the zebra that are at the end of the road!

This place is amazing! Havent been here in about 6 years. Its amazing how much its expanded. Great job guys! Well worth the money. Only thing is I wished the enclosures had authentic grasses or any grass besides dirt.

My family and I have been to Animal Adventure Park multiple times since 2017, the park has grown tremendously since then, it just keeps getting better and better with every visit. When I describe it to others that haven't been there yet, I always say "it's not like a typical zoo", meaning, I don't feel bad for the animals at all when we leave. All of their enclosures are absolutely beautiful and spacious, the entire place is immaculate, and the entire staff is so knowledgeable and helpful. We especially love the interaction we're able to have with so many of the animals. AAP quickly and easily became one of our most favorite places to visit. It's very evident that the animals well-being is of utmost importance to the owner and his staff. We look forward to every visit and each one continues to exceed our expectations.

We went to the mother's day celebration here and had a lot of fun. Great variety of animals and the atmosphere is nice. We got a feeding bucket. Because there were hundreds of others here, not many animals were hungry for pellets but they did like the carrots and lettuce! If you go during a large event, I would say you should just get carrots and lettuce

Very nice zoo in the middle of the country side. Lots of animals are very conveniently located in a compact area. Free parking but they are asking not to bring any food or drinks inside $$. We were excited that you can feed many animals with salad leafs or pellets they sell. Fun for kids and adults. Also there are educational sessions throughout the day in various places (check the website). Enjoyed the visit and spent good 4 hours in there.

Was a great time today!! Weather was perfect (I realize no one had control over the weather but it needs to be said). Lots of schools, but everything was great. Giraffes are right up front when you walk in which made visiting them amazing! Staff was great, from the food to watching them keep the walking trails clean. Can't wait to visit again!!

I love this park. It is great for all ages.It is unique from any other zoo or park I’ve ever been to because the animals interact with guests. Many of the animals can be hand fed, and stay engaged. It is also a completely accessible park, even offering quiet places for over stimulated children and adults, and offer nursing mother private spaces.

We went for an after Christmas stroll enjoying Animal Adventure's Jungle Bells while sipping on hot chocolate. They really put on a nice light display that is respectful to the animals. You're able to feed the goats, giraffes, camels, zebra and more. Lots of great family photo opportunities too.

We have been to a variety of different zoos over the years and have seen some good ones and some not so good ones. This one is in the top two. The park is clean. The animal pens kept tidy. The people are friendly and the animals are great. We have never been to a park where the animals actually come out to see you. The Arctic Wolf left his spot in the grass to come walk by the glass to be near us. The lions, cheetas, lamas, and capaboros are all the same. You can tell that the staff spend a great deal of time socializing the animals (of course the lettuce, carrots, and feed pellets help).The cost is on the high side, but the experience is priceless.

Nicely designed zoo. We did the walking area, with wide paths & good flow. There are slopes, so you'll be walking up & downhill some.There's a great variety of animals, many that we had never even heard of. The name sign tells you where they're from and their status on the endangered scale. Many will approach you, as they think you're feeding. Lions & tigers & bears, oh my! Sloths & zebras & cheetahs, oh my!You enter through the gift shop where you buy your tickets. You can also buy food for the animals. Most exhibits tell you if you feed from your flat hand or if they don't eat the food. Many have pvc tubes to gravity-feed.The highlight, of course, are the giraffes. There's a platform where you can be eye-to-eye and feed them.On a nice day, 2 hours well spent.

This place is a hidden gem. We were visiting NY for a family vacation and this place was suggested. We had no idea it was there. We assumed since it was kind of off the beaten path that it would be just ok….well we were wrong. The place is absolutely amazing. We have been to some bigger more popular zoos by our home and this has them all beat. It was very clean, the animals appeared to be very well cared for. We also did the drive through at the preserve, which I highly recommend as well. My family had an absolute blast. It is very competitively priced as well. 5 stars!!!!

My fiance & I did the capybara encounter yesterday with Mikayla. She was great. The capybaras are very cute & very friendly. They look to be well cared for as all of the other animals do too. Would definitely recommend visiting & doing this encounter. It is worth it!

Well kept park with a nice layout and good variety of animals. You can even feed the giraffes lettuce (you purchase separately). We went for the sloth encounter and hands down was coolest thing ever. We got to hold Puppy the sloth and feed him and the other 2 resident sloths. All the staff were so friendly and you could tell they all really love their jobs. Overall nice atmosphere and fair prices. Definitely a family friendly zo and would highly recommend.

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5.0

(337)

85 Martin Hill Rd, Harpursville, NY 13787, USA

Even though this is an older casino with all its old slots operating, the staff make the difference with their courteousness & friendly manner. They run a nice poker room, medium sized & well managed. I went there especially to play poker. Players are friendly & staff are polite & helpful.They just opened a very nice 7 restaurant buffet place. Food is great. Price is reasonable: 34d for weekdays, 38d weekend.Will definitely go back.

So first time gambling here or anywhere since you actually had to insert quarters!Took a bit of time to understand how the vouchers worked and the gaming machines worked. Celebrating our 25 wedding anniversary and eat at the steakhouse. AMAZING FOOD! Accommodated my dietary needs!

Great place to play, shop, eat, stay. Had a relaxing time at the spa, rooms were wonderful and all staff members, no matter where we went, impressed us. Even won some money! Can't wait to visit again.

Awesome casinos. Food court is affordable, has options. Valet parking 7$,Self parking free. Great slots old and new. Alcoholic beverages cost, double shot of patron 6$. A good price. Did not see the whole casinos,pretty huge property. I will definitely visit again. There is also a 24 hr diner in addition to other restaurant choices

I am blown away by the level of service and the attention to detail. The grounds are beautifully decorated for Christmas. The check-in area is at a desk with seating for an intimate comfortable check-in. There was peppermint hot cocoa, cookies and cute packets for s’mores near check-in. Our room has a wrap around porch with a hot tub and an amazing view. We received welcome letters on beautiful stationary. There is a free shuttle to take you around the grounds. The gambling is super fun. This place is worth a visit! Oh and the turn down service is fabulous with the dream catcher. So cool!!

Have been here a bunch of times but finally tried more of the restaurants. Awesome food options (at every price range) and lots to do.Update: our room this trip has AWESOME water pressure and no clogged drain which has made this experience even better!! Although not a fan of the wall dispensers with shampoo & conditioner as the little bottles had good quality conditioner!

My family loved Turning Stone, but there were a few things that needed improvement. The first is the family pool. I am not sure if a drain was backed up, or what, but it smelled atrocious the two times we went to the point my 3 and 7 year old asked to get out. I brought it up to the front desk at the spa, and she promptly called maintenance, but I guess it was out of their control as it smelled the same the following morning. Not to mention, some of the jets in the pool were rusted. Another issue I had was that I requested our car via a scanning option near the front desk, thinking I could set a time for it. Unfortunately, it was for an immediate request. I went to the front desk and a curly blond haired woman, I believe her name was Amy? Was very rude. In the past, at other properties we have stayed at, the front desk can radio valet to let them know about guest requests. This was not the case. She told me to go find the person in the red coat out front and they would help me. I didn't know what that meant, as the valet wears black. She got very impatient and snippy with me instead of escorting and helping me. I went out front after the interaction, feeling very anxious/upset that I did something wrong by asking for help, and a nice gentleman working for valet helped me.The options for food were great, and I really appreciate the indications for food allergies at the buffet and the great coffee at Opals. Every other staff member we interacted with was wonderful!

Besides that I always lose here. It is a great place to just let loose, unwind, relax, and enjoy time with family and friends. Plus I love that it has a food court and multiple restaurants for fine dining. There is a gym, spa, and other activities to do besides gambling. I haven't stayed in any of their rooms, but I would love to so I could write a review for it as well. I overall like going here for bingo with my wife when we're feeling lucky, but I have never won from here. It's generally a great place to just have fun and mingle including that they have tons of bars, and a dance club called Lava, for anyone who wants to go dancing, and mingle with the other singles. I've honestly never been there either but have always wanted to just to see what it's all about. However my wife may not approve. She's quite the jealous type if you know what I mean. 😉 So take a chance to go and visit it yourself and make your own opinion on it. Stay safe out there and enjoy life!

I recently visited Turning Stone and had an absolutely fantastic time! The atmosphere was electric and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful.The casino floor was well-organized and had a wide variety of games to choose from, including all of my favorites like blackjack, roulette, and slot machines. The table limits were also very accommodating, so I was able to find a game that suited my budget.One of the things I appreciated most about Turning Stone was the attention to detail. The décor was beautiful and the atmosphere was lively, but not overwhelming. The restrooms were clean and well-maintained, and the overall ambiance of the casino was just perfect.In addition to the gaming options, Turning Stone also had a top-notch restaurant and bar on site. The food was delicious and the drinks were well-made. I also appreciated the fact that there were non-alcoholic options available for those who prefer not to drink.Overall, I had an absolutely wonderful time at Turning Stone and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun night out. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was electric, and the amenities were top-notch. I can't wait to visit again!

Had an excellent time here! Loved the ambience as well as the service provided. I really enjoyed my time at Turning Stone. We also were there when the Christmas stuff was going on and it was really amazing to see.

This was my first visit to TS for a Tom Jones Concert.Security was top-notch. I was really surprised at how quick they were to speak with guest who were out of line as well as deal with spills.The concert venue for seating was great. No bad seat in the house, but seats are small! Very old school high school narrow.The Roster BBQ and Bar had awesome food. Everything we had was delishious. Our server was very attentive. He was the best server we have had anywhere since before COVID.After the concert, we went back and checked out the Exit 33 after 9 pm Nightlife. Great bands at each bar. I was surprised at the need for tablets...reading lyrics?Entertaining evening people watching!

Spent the day at Skana, it was incredible as always. Had dinner at Pino, which was a 1st for us. My wife got the Buratta Ravioli.I got the Veal Marsala, both meals pretty good, and had enough leftovers for the next day. For Apps, we got the baked Ricotta, which I've never had, and it was tasty, we also got the Baked Meatball, it was huge enough for 2 people. Finished up with flourless chocolate cake, which we recommend. Ended up at the Gig for Emo Night, band was good, did a lot of cover songs, crowd got a little out of hand, guitarist had to come off stage to yell at a heckler who was screaming "Creed" all night after every song they sang which became annoyingly funny, pretty surprised TS Security let it go all night, they are usually on top of that kind of stuff. Great weekend getaway.

We have seen several concerts here at different locations with the casino. Every one has had great sound and lighting. There are tons of places to eat for every price range.The last concert was a tribute band. I was not happy that we had to sit the whole time in the showroom. I would rather have a pit to stand in for people that want to stand.

We stayed two nights and had a great time. My husband played in the "monster stack" tournament and I played the slot machines. The restaurants had delicious food; the staff in the entire facility were friendly, welcoming and accommodating. Everything was very clean; there were lots of stores and restaurants and slot machines. So much fun, can't wait to return! Thanks Turning Stone Resort's! 😍

It's more like a tourist attraction than a casino. This place is pretty nice but the machines don't really pay out.Food was ok but way overpriced. It is huge and easy to get lost in this place. Could be better in my opinion. I don't know. I just wasn't feeling it.

Turning stone is a fun and clean casino. They have a lot of options other then gambling. Their spa is on of my favorites in NY. The night life is great as well. We went to both “Turquoise” and “The Gig”. The Theme of each club, and especially the performances were amazing. Only thing when coming here is to bring extra money. You are obviously going to lose it in the Casino 🤣

We always have a great time here. On this trip we stayed in the Tower for the first time and loved it. The King room was very spacious, well appointed, clean, comfortable and all that we required.The restaurants are all awesome and we've never been disappointed. Make sure you see the concierge to get a reservation as they have more access than the front desk clerks.The Bingo was fun but crazy overwhelming for rookies like us. We would have been less stressed with half the cards we got but there was a special deal. I think the electronic version would have been better too but it was so much more expensive.At the card tables, you get a mix of friendly and helpful dealers and some that barely say a word and never smile. I don't stay at the unfriendly ones very long.The machines....well they are what they are and results may vary.I love the sports betting/viewing area too, but just wish it was larger to accommodate more people as seating fills up fast on Sundays for football.I haven't attended any of the entertainment shows they have here yet but hope to in the future.Oh and I really appreciate that they have plenty of EV charging stations in the parking garage!Overall, this is a really good resort with all the amenities you could want.

Came solely for poker! Casino was nice and staff was excellent.The poker room is right in the Center and has around 20-30 tables. The lighting inside is good, good seats but downside was it had terrible chips and not clean tables/room. Wouldn’t say it’s the nicest poker room but it does offer a bad beat jackpot and high hand….The room could definitely use some new chips and renovations. But had fun playing poker

Drove up from NC to spend the week there. There isn’t a whole lot to do there other than gamble. There’s not much in the way of shows and entertainment. The restaurants are top quality. The staff for the most part are friendly and helpful. The Pitt Boss at the craps table isn’t / wasn’t friendly or welcoming. I played one game and left, never to play another roll at the tables.The bingo hall is outstanding and the prize money even during non special event days is great. Bingo was lots of fun and they (staff) are definitely willing to help out first time players. Staying a few days is probably best, a week is a bit much as you’ll quickly run out of things to do.

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3.5

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5218 Patrick Rd, Verona, NY 13478, USA

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BEST PLACE TO SPEND TIME WITH FAMILY.We have been to many resorts up in this area and found this one the BEST. Staff is very friendly and helpful . The property is near and clean - follow good sanitation practices. The place is not crowded like other places - Stay and have fun doing many activities available on the property. RECOMMENDED 100%

This was my our first time visiting this resorts and let just say that we were totally blown away!!The rooms where vary spacious and they had everything that we needed for our 4 day excursion. The only thing I think that needs to be updated are the beds. The upstairs suite where we where staying had a queen size bed, and we found it rather to fall a sleep. If all of there rooms had king size beds that would be perfect.Despite the small bed we really enjoyed our stay and we plan on going back some time soon.

Nice place to get away. Hotel rooms are like going back to year 2001. 32 inch TV, DVD player. Elevator display surely will put you back in some prehistoric times. Overpriced for what you get. Driveway around the parking is a dirt road with large and numerous potholes, which is such a turn off. Forget about your white shoes.

All the elements for a 5-star experience were in place but execution came up short all around.We booked a room with a balcony in advance and were informed shortly before arrival that all balconies were off limits because they had been deemed unsafe. I do not believe we were provided any price reduction or credit for this change in room condition.We arrived at the lodge to find our room had been locked from the inside and needed maintenance to break in for us. When we were finally let in, we found that--despite it being unsafe--previous guests had been on the balcony because there was vomit and a towel out there (pic attached). It took considerable time for that to get cleaned because the door handle to the balcony was broken and the bolt lock required a special key that only certain maintenance staff had. So that was gross.The water park was fun for the younger kids but a bit boring for the teenagers. The shuttle to the mountain was mostly convenient but randomly went on "lunch break" without coverage and would leave people standing for 30 minutes.The mountain was in decent shape given the recent warm weather but many lifts were old and slow. Kids 6 and under ski for free, which was great. Lift ticket and rental prices were reasonable otherwise as well.The lodge offers complimentary ski and board storage, which is helpful. But we returned one evening and were told that no one was available and to just take our skis up to our room, which we did. The next morning, we were sternly spoken to by several staff on our way back out with our gear (which was one pair of 80cm skis for our young child).I don't think we'll be back and wouldn't recommend it to others until they dial in their level of service to match their prices.

We held our new years eve wedding at the Lookout and Chelsea and her team went above and beyond to make everything we wanted happen. I cannot say enough good things about the staff and venue. The day went incredibly smoothly, and I didn't have to worry about a thing. The venue was gorgeous and comfortably held about 170 people. It was nice and relaxing to be able to get ready with my girls at the venue before all the action in the beautiful bridal suites. The ski slopes in the background made for an amazing backdrop for all of my photos and the venue sparkled at night from all the candles and softly lit chandeliers. The fireworks at midnight gave it that extra special touch and made us feel truly taken care of. You cannot go wrong with using Greek Peak resort or the lookout for your next event or wedding!

We stayed at Greek Peak for Land Rover's 75th anniversary celebration. I have to say, compared to another ski resort we've stayed at, this one was much better.Our room had a queen bed and pull out sofa bed with a fully equip kitchen. It felt clean and we had a nice big balcony with table and chairs.There were only two restaurant options and a little Waffle Shack opened daily. The hotel had a nice heated pool and hot tub. I actually thought it was better than paying for the indoor water park where the water was cold. My kids enjoyed the wave pool but they were too little to do any of the big slides. Water park tickets were worth it for the kids but if I was on an adult only trip, I wouldn't pay for the water park. The hotel pool was the better option in my opinion.The resort had an adventure center with zip lines, mountain coaster, and other climbing activities. We only took advantage of the mountain coaster. There was also an arcade connected to the indoor pool. The kids enjoyed the arcade and it was pretty inexpensive to buy tickets for the games.

Beautiful location and lots of things to do. I am here in a conference and was placed in what was described as a triple room. It was my understanding that each person would have a separate room and bed. This, however, was not the case. The room has 1 bed, a Murphy bed, and a pull out sofa. I understand now why they have a spa downstairs, because after sleeping all of 2 non consecutive hours on a thin loud Murphy bed, my neck is out. Hopefully the ibuprofen kicks in. Honestly, in my opinion, the first thing a resort needs to consider is making sure their patrons have a comfortable sleep. The rest, although good, just isn’t enjoyable if you are tired from lack of sleep. There is nothing like sitting in a conference room for a few hours on little sleep and a stiff neck. The blanket provided for the sofa and Murphy bed was as thin as a sheet and added to my discomfort.

Enjoyed our stay. Beautiful building and grounds. Many outside activities even before ski season. Food and drink were wonderful. Room is pedestrian but large. Great place to go off season. People are especially kind and helpful

My son loved it, he enjoyed the indoor water park, the sledding and he really liked the chicken tenders at the steakhouse. It's a good place to go for a short weekend trip. There is plenty to do for all ages.

What a Gem of a location. Hosted a Real Estate Conference with 35 attendees. Ambiance, service and food were excellent.Location is easily accessible to major highway and the Lodge was beautiful. Nice rooms, with "Lodgey" decor and fireplaces was a really nice touch.Free shuttle transportation to Greek Peak Ski Mountain, with super friendly staff (shout to Shannon). Special thanks to Gina and Kyla for making our event successful.

The parking lot is a disaster, potholes like the moon. The quad lift is nice, but all the other lifts are beat. The new RFID system is great, very convenient. The slopes are generally well groomed. Not crowded at all during the week. If they would upgrade the lifts and fix the parking lot, it would definitely be worth the ticket price.

Room and the service was lovely. We had a loft bedroom, a full kitchen, living area, 2 bathrooms, and fire place. The state parks were so beautiful with the fall foliage! At the adventure center we did the zip line tour which was lots of fun!! We had a couples massage at the spa, which isn't the best we've ever had. The staff almost seemed uncomfortable at times. Also, the Steak House was nothing to brag about. We waited almost an hour for our food due to the fact that there were 2 weddings that day. Not super convenient for anyone else staying there due to the fact that the ceremonies were held right outside of the front lobby.

Great variety of terrain. They make improvements all the time. 3 new trails added this year. Way less lift lines than comparable resorts. Fun water park, mountain coaster, tubing, and zip lines in summertime. Good at both restaurants, nice spa that my wife loves. Outstanding disc golf course around the lake, as well X-country & snow shoe trails. If you don’t like Greek Peak you don’t like ice cream!

Stayed in a suite shared with friends. The setup is really cute. Service was mediocre for how much you are paying for the hotel stay, water park passes, lift passes, and food. Requested room to be cleaned several times. There was no follow-through. Every time I called the front desk, I felt like I was being an inconvenience. The hotel restaurant had good food but was greeted with an attitude for wanting to put in a pick-up order. There were signs everywhere saying to scan the QR code to order food... Every time we did, it stated they were not accepting orders. Why bother saying you can order then? The waterpark area was nice. Very well manned with lifeguards. Loved that! Overall, the kids had fun, and that's all that mattered. Just wish they were a little kinder to the adults paying out the thousands of dollars to be there.

Went Mtn Biking here! Had an absolute blast! Kira was awesome, professional, and she had excellent cosumer service. She was who we bought our day pass from. All the lift operators were very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this place 👍 👍

I booked a "Mom to Be Massage" they had absolutely NO accommodations for a prenatal massage, the massage therapist had no suggestions on how to make it more comfortable, when she asked if pressure was good I expressed it wasn't and she continues to pinch/barely apply any pressure. I had originally booked a 80 minute after 10 minutes I said I could only do a 50 minute massage- she ended the massage at 43 minutes. It was awful I left more sore than arriving. I was VERY disappointed in the spa services.

First time with family. Great location with great amenities. Rooms are spacious as standalone, we got the cedar suite and it was amazing. Slopes are a shuttle away 2-3 mins drive. They have a great tuning/rental area, slopes are well groomed. Wish it was more packed or snow making despite natural snowfall. Kids had a blast as first time skiers. Prices are absolutely fair.

Patty was absolutely amazing, she was kind and respectful! She made sure our stay was amazing. Georgy was absolutely amazing she made great drinks and was so polite and kind! Would definitely recommend

My new favorite family resort. From tubing, mountain coaster, water park, and great skiing for even these north east conditions. I wish this place great success but also hope they don’t get crowded like mountains of i87

Right across the ski place. Suites were all clean, good repair, solid wood furnishings and cabin look. Staff was super friendly. Steak restaurant was nice, the hot tub in the indoor Waterpark was awesome for the adults in our party of 26. And the little mini Starbucks in the lobby was a hit too. Would def go back.

Best groomed ski trails in Central New York. friendly staff, friendly lift attendants, short lift lines, many trail options, summer water slides, reasonable restaurant prices and options. Parking area needs paving to make the experience top grade. It can be a muddy mess with deep holes that result in muddy vehicles, shoes and ski boots.

Greek Peak made a tremendous early season effort getting open early. Leak testing dozens of guns and laying it down for a decent opening run - top to bottom. Nice snow texture. Was impressive considering it was opening weekend. No cookies to speak of and could take a pair of dull skis with minimal edging through the snow. Well done. Had not been to Greek Peak in over 32 years and glad I did!

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4.0

(1852)

2000 NY-392, Cortland, NY 13045, USA

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Gorgeous trails, mildly manicured, easy to follow and near more wild trails if desired. Stunning foliage and waterfalls aplenty. Scenic areas easily accessible from each parking lot. I went from the main entrance/lower park onto the rim trail to upper park, which had the most gorgeous view of the tallest waterfall and stone paths near the end; then, back down via the gorge trail, which I think looking at the elevation maps (roughly accurate on the trailside) is the way to go (more up and down going there, then mostly down on the way back). Moderate difficulty hike. One water bottle was enough for me going light on a cool day. Chipmunks, squirrels present. Friday afternoon saw other hikers every 5-10 minutes or so.

Incredible hike on the gorge to rim trail. We arrived around 10am and was surprised with ample parking by the swimming area. Brought the kids for a strenuous hike for a 3 and 5 year old but they did it. Between 5-6miles round trip with over 900’ elevation gain, most of which is a couple clusters of 70 to 100 steps at a time or so. Certainly a challenge for most but the payoff at the large falls is worth it. Huge falls, unique rock patterns, wild flowers, rock bridges, just incredible. Highly recommend for the $9 admission (which also works at the other near by state parks) and wish we would have brought bathing suits to take a swim at the end! Side note, there is no swimming allowed on the river section, only designated area. When we finished around 1pm it was quite crowded in the parking and swimming areas in early August.

This place was beautiful! Great views and well-kept trails. Lots of steps. If you're pressed for time park at the upper gorge area and hike the 2 mile loop to Lucifer Falls , that's definitely your best views. I came at the end of November. It would be so much fun to come here in the summer and swim! Some of the other gorges in the area had sections that were fully closed through the whole winter. I was very happy this one was open.

I would wait to attend this park until after the trails are open. However, it was cool to see the snow spring meltdown today. I usually go in the summer when it is crowded. A lot of people go swimming in a water hole that has a diving board. The trails are shaded. There is definitely some elevation change, but the views are fantastic. I suggest you do not go wading in the stream off trail because my cousin and I did that, and we were COVERED IN HUNDREDS OF TINY LEECHES!!! Our fault for not following the rules. We did not get leeches in the regulated swimming hole, so that's safe.

Amazing park for one whole day. Beautiful trails (we did 3,4 km in one way and back 3,6 km). There where few spots were you can take a break near river. The Lucifer Falls are heartbreaking. In the end of our hiking we were swimming and jumping in clear, fresh and cold water). Here you can find also playground for kids, tabels for picnic, small cabins for staying few days. Highly recommend!!!

Definitely pack some good walking/hiking shoes but the trip down into the gorge is fabulous! The waterfalls are nothing short of spectacular! There were nice grassy areas for picnicking and relaxing as well near the old mill and the mill itself is an interesting place to explore.

Prior to staying at Robert Treman State Park I couldn’t find many reviews about the cabins, so I’d figured I’d post one. For about $80/night we were very impressed with our cabin! They seem updated and were very clean. Ours had 2 twin beds and a twin bunk. There was also a little desk and storage areas. There was a ceiling fan, baseboard heating, and a full size fridge/freezer. The porch included a bench as well as a broom. You also get a picnic table as well as a fire pit and a space for grilling with charcoal. For the most part the cabins are pretty spread out. They do have wagons so you can bring your belongings to the cabin (most aren’t accessible via car). We went the week after Labor Day and we were one of 3 families in the cabins, it was so nice and quiet! When you stay in the cabins you are extremely close to the rim trail and the swimming entrance. The only part we wish was a little better was with the bathrooms. You are close to a small bathroom with 2 sinks and A few toilets, but if there was already someone in there using the sink it was hard to also wash up. The bathroom with showers and a larger sink for dishes was about a 0.3. Mile walk, which isn’t a huge deal, but at night in a somewhat empty park it felt long. You can drive there as there are spots out front, and that seems to be what most people do. Overall we really enjoyed our stay. The park itself is beautiful. We will be back for sure!

You can park your vehicle at either the lower entrance by the park office or the upper entrance (old mill parking area). Treman State Park, with its stunning vistas and water features, was one of my favorite visits on a fall day October 31st. Around the midpoint, there are some very steep steps (but well maintained). Lots of helpful stick-figure signage shows your progress along the way and what to expect ahead as far as ascending or descending. The gorge trail is about 2 miles (3.3km) each way. Total ascent is 724 feet (221m). Lucifer Falls is breath-taking. So glad my group went on this moderate hike.

Wonderful nature scene! Worth to visit. Best scenes are upper part of the trails. If you don't want long walk, go to the upper park lot and walk down the stairs and return along the water. Be minded: water temperature is about 65=70F in summer, kind of chill to swim.

My friend and I visited in early June. We first stopped at the lower falls, took the gorge trail up to Lucifer falls and were not disappointed. The foliage was lush from rain and the trails were very well maintained. Note that this IS a challenging 2 miles with a good amount of elevation change. The views of Lucifer falls at the end of the trail are worth the hike.

Love love loved it!!!! Such amazing trails and waterfalls. Les at the visitors center COULD NOT have been nicer! Thank you for a great afternoon Robert H Treman State Park!

Breathtaking. We visit here every time we are in the area to take the main trail to the large falls. We do this sometimes several times a year. It never gets old and has something to offer every season. Every corner you turn takes your breath away. A lot of steps, and so consider this a moderate hike and a decent workout, especially the up climb. It is sometimes slippery, make sure you wear good footwear. Some people go off trail and even swim in the creek below the main falls in summer time. Bring your water shoes!

Did the full version of the gorge trail and rim trail loop. A more efficient version would be starting from the upper entrance, descending all the stairs of the rim trail to the bottom of the falls, then crossing the bridge to the gorge trail, and coming back to the parking lot from the gorge trail, this loop is about one mile. Then drive to the lower entrance to see the lower falls. The falls were beautiful.

Great park and amazing falls. We went there after Buttermilk fall State Park. The Lower fall is really close to the parking lot. We drive to another entrance instead of hiking. The upper entrance to the Lucifer Fall is short distance, too. Need to climb. Great view.

The waterfalls are beautiful in any session. The climb up the stairs from the gorge trail to the rim trail is challenging but worth the view during the fall. Let's keep our parks beautiful for future generations and carry out any trash you bring in and stay on the designated pathways.

Just hiked from the top parking area to the lower parking lot. Was a decent hike, but several spots were narrow for 2 way travel. Also hiked with our 3 dogs. And passed several others hiking with their pups. We had a significant amount of ticks on our pups. I hope your dogs are properly treated. 15 plus off 1 dog.There are some great views along the walk.

One of the prettiest places I have ever hiked. So many pretty waterfalls!! Definitely a strenuous trek so make sure you eat and wear proper hiking gear. A lot of stairs but not a long hike so it evens out. Wish I hadn’t forgotten my water shoes. We also saw a snake and a bunch of other animals like chipmunks and deer. The large waterfall is breathtaking and worth the stairs :). Make sure you bring water 💧.

Breathtaking so beautiful it was a good hike I started at the upper falls when I finished you end up at the parking lot of the lower falls where the swimming and cabins are but there’s really no signs or directions to tell you where to go so you can see the Lucifer falls or back to my car . So I asked a couple that I saw by the cabins. There are still falls but it’s beautiful still you can either cross the bridge back to the gorge side or continue up lots and lots of steps but we’ll worth the beautiful hike . Walking stick helps and water

Amazing park. If you don’t have too much time hiking, the best way to do is to park at the Upper Entrance. You can just do portion trails of Rim and Gorge by connecting a bridge. You can start from the Rim trail to watch the front of the Lucifer Falls, then you can take the Cliffs Staircase down. Using the Bridge to connect the Gorge Trail getting back to the parking lot.Doing the entire trails for both Rim and Gorge isn’t really much fun, as there aren’t much more to see. The beautiful parts are already in the upper side.The Lower Falls is very close from the Main Entrance which you can swim. It is better to drive from the Upper Entrance rather take the trails.

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We LOVE the zoo, especially the penguin exhibit. It’s so peaceful to just sit and watch them swim around!The new Jr. Vet Clinic is really cool, too! It’s inside so it was nice to get a break from the heat for a few minutes while the kids explored all the fun vet toys.If you’re going to go more than once in a year, you should get a membership. It’s definitely worth the price!

Very surprised at the variety of animals they had.To have elephants, leopards, camels, wolves, eagles, penguins, monkeys and many more in the middle of the city is very impressive.The size of the zoo isn’t huge, but I liked it because it keeps it interesting and you’re not spending half your time trying to reach the next attraction. It took us about 1-2 hours to see everything.The admission is very reasonable ($9 adults, $5 kids), and parking is free.The kids and adults will love it.

For me and my son to get in, cost less than $20. It's a nice place to take the family. However, you can't feed or pet the animals, so if that's what you're going for, forget it. Some of the animals, we couldn't even see because of the location. They do have a place to order lunch. Food wasn't too bad, but we went on a holiday and it was super busy, so the wait was long. The prices are a little high. They also have a gift shop as well. Prices are as you would expect at any gift shop though.

Absolutely love this zoo. Great pricing, well kept, staff care about the animals, the exhibits are laid out well for viewing and for animals to be safe and happy in their "true" environment. Multiple viewing areas for most animals. Different things always planned throughout the day such as the elephant walks and primate talks. Definitely recommend. Fun for all ages!

This zoo is fantastic! We saw so many animals we’ve never seen or even knew excited. Well priced and not too crowded for a Tuesday. Very well kept grounds with beautiful spaces for animals. The staff was friendly and helpful, ample parking and bathrooms with water fountains. The shop was great and so was the coffee shop, the only bummer is that they ran out of iced coffee. Lovely zoo!!!!

Many exhibits are closed, all birds- weren't open to public. For $5.00/person it was good. It would be nice if there were elevated viewing for the toddlers. Pengins were Inside, in a dark area so the toddlers couldn't see well. No monkeys, no tigers...we had out of town guests so it was disappointing. Being outside on a nice spring day with a chilly wind was a good thing.

My company had a managers meeting at the zoo's large conference room. Tables were setup with white table clothes and we had a make your own lunch buffet during our meeting. At the end of our meeting a zookeeper introduced us to Muppet the porcupine. Very cool 😎. After the meeting we all got tickets to enter the zoo and walk around and see the exhibits. It was a fun and beautiful walk around to see all the different animals.

First time visiting the zoo, and it exceeded my expectations! I was pleasantly surprised by the number of families bringing their children along. This zoo is definitely kid-friendly. Personally, I enjoyed seeing the elephants, especially the twins that were born in October 2022. My favorite was the red panda.Overall, everything was great. However, I believe the cafeteria could improve by offering more snacks such as churros, cotton candy, and ice cream.Parking was convenient, and the entrance fee was reasonable.

Great zoo! Fun for the whole family! There were buildings and shaded areas to rest out of the sun. Plenty of seating along the paths and various views to each enclosure. We weren't able to see the red wolves, amur tiger, or snow leopard and there were some animals we were only able to glimpse. But we had fun regardless.

This Zoo is fine, very organized and clean. The animals looked save. The tigers and elephants are very beautiful. But I don't seen lions it's the shame. In overall there is a lot a interest species. In other side, I seen a lot a kids get funn in this Zoo, it is glad to see that.

Very nice and small zoo. Although its small and does not have an extreme amount of animals it does have some cool enclosures where you can get a close up look of the animals! I especially like the elephant enclosure where we were very close to the elephants. They apparently have twin elephants too!

Some of the enclosures seem kind of cruel, but the zoo itself is nice. Definitely great for kids, but I wouldn’t give them your money otherwise. It’s zoos like this one that need to be shutdown! Their tiger enclosure was super small and there was nothing in the enclosure for the tigers other than trees. They also had the tigers separated. Also, they had about 10 flamingos in a super tiny room. There was almost no room for them to move around. As I said, great for families and kids, but you should avoid funding this place if you can.

What a nice mid sized zoo, very affordable at 9$ for adults. The Asian elephant exhibit is the best that I've seen, with active kind elephants craving your attention and a young female who loves to play with tires and toys. I experienced many beautiful moments today, with their tiger, octopus and bear. <3 Thank you guys!

Always a nice experience. The facility is kept immaculately. Animals are all in good condition. Many were pretty sleep this round so we didn't get to see several of the animals but that gives us a reason to go back!

I might be a little biased since I started volunteering at the zoo roughly a yr ago now, but I love how much they have done over the yrs. One thing I love is the education department has really done great at bringing interactive information to all ages. I've even gone to some of the programs both as a parent and as a participant for the adult zoo programs. Today was a perfect day as the weather was perfect and lots of animals were out and about. Love seeing how much our zoo cares for not just the animals but also teaching the importance of conservation for these and many other animals around the world.

Also, known as The Syracuse Zoo, is a hidden gem in Central New York. The exhibits are beautifully created and maintained to recreate the natural habitat of their animals.Everything from Elephants, Tigers, Monkeys, Koalas, Bears to various reptiles, the Aviary, even an octopus in their aquarium building delight the heart of everyone.Stop by their Website for information including feeding schedules and special events! I ADORE this Zoo!!!Less than an hour from most Finger Lake locations makes the zoo a must do on every itinerary. Being centrally located in New York it is the perfect day trip, as well. Conveniently located off 81, and in the heart of Syracuse, NY, your day at the zoo can be finished off by dinner in Little Italy or one of the other amazing restaurants located near by!

Love visiting this zoo. Many different animals to see. They are always making improvements here. We actually visited on a very busy day with lots of other patrons. It was our first time visiting on their annual Asian Elephant Extravaganza Day. The big bonus was seeing the new twin male elephant calves. We also were able to feed the ducks and Koi fish.

Spent the day with our granddaughter and had a great time! She showed us all of her favorite animals and things to see, as she's been here a few times. I was amazed by the space of some of the exhibits and the landscaping is beautiful. Not to mention the great views of around Syracuse and the admission prices are pretty fair considering all there is to see...highly recommend!

What a great little zoo! Clean, very well maintained, loved how geared it was towards kids' interactions with the environments. It's a small zoo, but it feels big! The grounds are beautiful. Loved the penguins and ducks. I didn't take many photos because we were too busy running around. Clean, accessible bathrooms and a nice cafe accompany the zoo. We didn't get to see their tiger because she'd just had babies!

Fanatic zoo, and the perfect size for a family with small children! We're about to go on our 3rd year of being members. My oldest is 2.5, and he has a blast every time he goes. Sometimes, on rainy days, we go for an hour just for the inside exhibits. We also love their events, like trick or treating at the zoo and breakfast with the Easter Bunny.

Older zoo and facilities. It was nice but in dire need of updates and animals.(wasn’t a lot visible or exhibit was closed) The price of admission is appropriate for the experience. The indoor experiences can get crowded/comfy.

A simple basic zoo that is good to go to when you want to just relax for the day. I do wish they had a petting area for the goats, and more birds in the inside area. Prices to get in are decent but be prepared for the high food prices and being forced to use a kiosk (no cash).

This was a lovely way to while away a few hours on a grey but temperate Saturday. There were a fair number of visitors but no lines or crowds. Admission is already pretty reasonable but also is reduced in January and February, so a regular adult ticket is just $5. The animals for the most part seemed to have decent space and enrichment, although the fennec fox in particular looked distressed and confined. The elephants have a good size space though they were all inside the pavilion when we visited. The loop path is a nice walk and accessible for mobility aids. There were a lot of benches along the way for resting as needed. The cafe is adequate for a quick snack, and the gift shop had a great selection of stuffed animals matching the animals at the zoo.

This zoo was affordable to enter and had a great selection of exhibits. The animals appeared healthy and lively. The whole place was clean and looked very beautiful. I didn't have time to see the aquarium, but I very much enjoyed my time here and plan on coming back in the spring.

I love this zoo! Great size, good mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits, and lots of active animals. I have a membership and it’s for sure worth it. The weekends can be busy with kids but if you go close to closing time then you can avoid most of the gremlins.

Overall decent. We had fun. Octopus was off exhibit. But, the elephants were out and playing with the babies!

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Huge mall with lots of stores. Easy to get lost in. Eatery was nice, but seats were not too comfortable.Tried to eat at TGIF but got turned away due to us having a large group (7)

Great mall with a bit of everything for everyone. From great eats to hobby stores, they got it all. Even got plenty of fun interactive things for kids to do. There are so many restaurants that are dine in and amazing.

I really like this mall! It’s big, clean, and has lots to do for all ages. My grandkids love going there because there are so many things to do that they love! They have a very cool antique carousel and car racing to name a few.

It is a very large Mall. Quite a variety of stores inside which is awesome! Good choices for restaurants as well. And seems to have plenty of parking. Also has fun things for kids to do such as ropes climbing, huge playground slide, WonderWorks, RPM raceway and so much more. Overall a good place to visit.

This is huge but no high end stores (Prada, Gucci, etc). There was an Apple store, Burlington, Dick’s Sporting Good’s etc. There is also a movie theater on the 3rd floor.It seems that they haven’t remodeled walkways but some the stores are very nice. They have a decent food court with Steakhouse and a Grill.There is a merry go round and laxer tag etc. Not much to do in Syracuse so if you like shopping then this is the place to be.

Huge mall, tons to see and do. It's definitely a place to bring your kids and burn energy. Plus, as you enter you can take pictures by the I heart New York sign, I would recommend

We drive 1 hour and 1/2 to visit Destiny USA, our kids love this place specially food games.

This place is huge and has so much to do and so many places to shop. There's food, games in the arcade, and lots of stores. There was what they called an indoor amusem*nt park as well. Can't wait to go back. I gave a four because the bathroom doors didn't lock in the ladies room and the food court seating is extremely small and hard for bigger people to fit in. If you're going to visit this place for more than a quick stop and shop I recommend making it a day trip so you have time to experience everything this place has to offer.

The Mall is not as crowded and exciting as it used to be. It’s always a pleasure shopping over there though. People are awesome!

Use to be a fun place to go as a kid. Now I pass by it most days not giving it a second thought. For its size and amount of stores I feel like I only visit the same small handful. Recently the mall has had multiple instances of violence including firearms and while they have increased the security it takes away from the family friendly atmosphere it use to have.

Huge mall...with a great variety of stores. First time I've been in years, I did all my sons school clothes and found lots of extra goodies for myself. Grabbed lunch and checked out the RC race track!

Destiny USA, located in Syracuse, New York, is an expansive and diverse destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Here are some key aspects of Destiny USA:Size and Scope: Destiny USA is New York’s largest shopping center and the sixth largest in the United States, encompassing a massive 2.4 million square feet. The complex is a super-regional shopping, dining, and entertainment hub, located on the shore of Onondaga Lake in Syracuse​​​​​​.Diverse Offerings: The center boasts over 250 places to shop, dine, and play. It includes a variety of offerings from luxury outlets to popular retail brands, alongside a broad range of dining options, from fast food to upscale restaurants. Entertainment options include a 19-screen Regal Cinemas, WonderWorks, Dave & Buster's, and the world's largest indoor rope course, among others​​​​​​.Visitor Attraction: Drawing in 26 million guests annually, Destiny USA is not just a local shopping venue but a tourist destination as well, attracting visitors from all 50 states, Canada, and other countries. Its convenient central location in Syracuse makes it easily accessible​​​​.Development and Expansion: The mall, originally opened in 1990 as Carousel Center, has undergone significant expansions and renovations. It was rebranded as Destiny USA in 2012, following extensive development which included new stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues. This expansion made it the largest mall in New York and one of the largest in the country​​.Recent Developments and Security Measures: In response to security concerns and a series of crimes starting in 2021, Destiny USA enhanced its security measures, including changes in visitor policies and increasing the presence of security officers. These measures were aimed at ensuring a safer environment for shoppers and visitors. In 2023, they installed Flock Safety cameras at every vehicular entrance to track license plates and alert the police about wanted or stolen vehicles arriving at the mall​​​​​​.Continuous Evolution: Destiny USA continues to evolve, adding new brands and experiences to offer a unique and dynamic consumer shopping experience. Recent additions include Anthropologie, Ardene, Dry Goods, Earthbound Trading Co, FYE, Hugo Boss, and Urban Outfitters, among others​​​​.Destiny USA stands out not only as a shopping center but also as an entertainment and dining hub, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences, making it a significant landmark in Syracuse, New York.On a personal note, we had a blast there as a family. Having not been to a mall since the 90s, it was unbelievable how much fun we had and the types of experiences they had within the shopping center. Some of our personal favorites were the ropes course and the science experience. You can see I posted some of the photos of the science experience. It was a great stop to break up the trip on our way to the Adirondacks from Buffalo, New York. Perfect for all ages.

A great and huge mall with so many things to do! Make sure you check directory from website so you can better plan your visit there. From merry go around, rides, arcade games (Dave’s buster), indoor playground(Billy beez), rope course, movies, and interactive museum, shopping, and food! Too much to list but you can go there for more than once to enjoy them! Everyone from family can find something fun to their interest:)

A great mall. Dinner at Dave and Buster's and then let my kids drive on the indoor racetrack.

Largest mall Ive ever been to and good to see there are still some surviving malls out there. 4+ floors, not bombed out like most malls, busy, a ton of stores and entertainment.Clean, not ghetto, and absolutely worth a visit!

The businesses here are all gouged for rent and trying their best. Like the rest of the heart of America, there’s little focus on maintenance or infrastructure of the building itself and the functionality of the facility suffers greatly. The seats in the food court are latticed metal, splintering apart and hardly clean, for sure a flawed design, and they are from the 1990’s. They are the same kind found in Great Northern and Shoppingtown, which have both shut down and have left their half as used seats if Destiny ever wants to repurpose those (please?). Either way I’m always fearing puncturing a hole in myself, my clothes, staining my clothes or picking up some sort of nested vermin from them. The dust and dirty windows, the broken elevators and half functioning escalators. Here’s a friend I legit made today near the food court.

Great selection of stores and places to eat! Also fun to just walk around

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The gorge trail hike was very nice. A pleasant easy walk with nice views of the surrounding cliffs and concluding with Taughannock Falls: New York State's tallest waterfall.The park also has access to Cayuga Lake. Along the lake shore there are picnic spots, a boat launch site, and places to fish. The views of the lake are also very nice.The South Rim trial above the gorge was also a nice walk with some good views of the gorge. However, the park should put up more signs that have trail maps on these trails. It would make it much more easy to navigate around these trails. Definitely, a NY State Park that is a nice place to visit!

This park is awesome and has plenty of activities for the whole family to fill an entire day. The lake side has picnic areas, playgrounds, a swimming area, kayak rentals, fishing, and camping. Across the street you can hike back into the gorge and witness the mighty Taughannock Falls. I also highly recommend driving up to the scenic overlook of the falls before leaving. It's a great place to take photos!

Everyone can find something they like to do or see in this versatile state park. There is a 10$ parking fee (2 EV charging spot available). This park extends from the lovely sandy stretch of beach (boat rentals and a lifeguard), via wide lawns with a versatile playground and continues into a beautiful and easy hike into the the falls themselves. The walk is very moderate and is easy to follow. You can even walk in the river bed part of the way. You can find here parking, restrooms, a small kiosk and multiple hiking paths.

For what little I actually got to see of it during my day trip to Ithaca, this place was absolutely breathtaking. I know it's typical for people to hit up the trails and see the gorge and the falls, but the view along the lake is peaceful. Just looking out toward a horizon of crystal clear water. At least the time I was around the beach, it was quiet and positively serene. I'll definitely have to come back and make a day of it so I can see more. The paths are safe and well-maintained too!

It really felt like a natural wonder in the middle of upstate New York! I believe a glacier carved out the entire area, but the waterfall was spectacular. Definitely a must-stop if you were driving by. It looks like there's a lot to do in the vicinity of the park, however, we were there in mid-April and quite a bit was closed (it was Easter weekend). You can get closer to the bottom of the falls with a very short walk from where you park down there. Just amazing

Absolutely breathtaking every time I come here. Finally hiked the gorge and got to see the falls up close with some friends during a camping trip. Very great hike, no crazy elevation changes. Just a nice, flat relaxing walk through the woods and gorge. 10/10 recommend doing both the actual hike and the overview after; to admire the scenery & accomplishment of the hike!

A sight for sore eyes . What an amazing view driving to this beautiful place in rainy weather. Clouds hanging low all over with slight drizzle this place is really beautiful.The state park looks like a perfect place for picnic in dry weather with tons of picnic benches . Swimming is allowed in season and they have kayak rentals too . Ample play area for families .Only one concern is a lot of pet poop strewn over the grass lands which is a bummer ! They should do something about that .Entry fee is 9$ .

Hiked the Gorge trail with my mom and pup. It's so beautiful. The trail is wide and easy to walk, with a few benches along the way. It was pretty busy, but never felt like there were too many people.We also checked out the concession stand for some food after our hike. Food was cooked to order and pretty nice. Lovely eating right next to the water.Looking forward to future visits

This fall is so beautiful from ground level and above as well. It has river with stones flattened bed. It gives a very beautiful view. It about 1 mile of walking to reach to the fall from main road..

Lovely park with gorgeous waterfalls. Easy hike with a wide and level path. If you get too hot you can take your shoes off and relax by the river for a bit. The slate isn't too hot to walk on barefoot and provides a nice place for a picnic or rest.

A great view of a tremendous waterfall with little effort to get there. Each of the hikes I would grade on the easy side. There is also the option to drive up to the lookout area to see the view from above the fall with no effort and capture a good picture. Getting up close and feeling the mist and power of the fall was quite the experience. The fall on the upper hike was a great one worth the hike too.

Stunning wak to the falls. Beautiful. Very clean. The park patrol are extremely helpful. It's an easy walk, no real challenges so it's perfect for those with strollers or people who ha e difficulties walking. The view of the falls is breathtaking. There's plenty of parking on either side of the street. The park across the road has very clean bathrooms, an ice cream stand and is a loverly area to picnic with views of the water, playgrounds for the little ones and big shade trees. It's a slice of heaven!

Wow!! 3/4 mile in 3/4 mile out (1.5 mile total) hike or easy walk with a lot of shade and benches along the way to rest and enjoy the sounds of nature. This is truly a sight to see! It is the tallest Free Falling waterfall in the Northeast United States. It is 33 ft taller than Niagara Falls!! I recommend checking out this natural wonder and maybe staying in this quaint town for a bit.

This is a beautiful walk to get to the falls! It is all wooded fairly flat and just gorgeous! The waterfall again, I am sure, when spring comes, it's much fuller & even more beautiful. We thoroughly enjoyed the walk to the bottom of the falls after seeing them from the top. And seeing the rock that surrounds the area nature is absolutely amazing!

Taughhannock Falls and park are beautiful all year round and I have visited many times throughout the different seasons and it has always been an amazing experience. Today was no different. The trail had a fair amount of ice on, which is not entirely surprising but the Falls were definitely the cherry on top. Absolutely gorgeous, surrounded by ice spray. On winter days, you do have to be a little more careful because of falling debris (shale or ice) but not to the extent that you should avoid it.

Beautiful rock formations, wide trail along the creek that allows dogs and at the end you get to see an awesome waterfall! There is so much more to enjoy that we didn't get to.

This park is fantastic and has enough activities for the entire family to keep them entertained for the full day. Picnic spaces, playgrounds, a swimming area, kayak rentals, fishing, and camping are available on the lake's shore. You can go back into the gorge across the street to see the magnificent Taughannock Falls. Before departing, I also recommend driving up to the magnificent viewpoint of the falls. It's an excellent location for photography.

Absolutely gorgeous! It's a moderate hike with well-maintained trails and some serious stone stair-climbing. But the reward for your efforts are stunning vistas, including a towering waterfall. Take time to stop & read the plentiful signs explaining the geologic history of the place. Also beware of possible falling rocks, so stay on the trails. My group went on a rainy, cool fall day on October 30th, but we couldn't have been happier or more enchanted.

We love stopping at the overlook of we are driving down 89. Been here many, many times. Had it to ourselves because it was raining and the off season. Still a wonderful view. Definitely more water going over the falls in the spring vs summer.

A beautiful and easily accessible park with the tallest, free-flowing waterfall in the eastern United States. You can get a great view from the observation deck right off the road, or you can take a short (0.75 mile) hike to the base of the falls. Spectacular in the fall with all the colors! And very dog friendly, unlike some of the other gorge trails in the Finger Lakes Region.

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Just stop while driving back home .From the little time we spent walking the main street, I can just imagine how nice it is when all the shops are open.Definitely will have to make a weekend out of it.

Skeneatles is a beautiful place . The lake view is mesmerizing. The road gives you vintage vibes

Wonder why it took us so long to discover this beautiful lake and town. Lake is crystal clear! Town is full of shops and restaurants.

skaneateles lake and the sherwood inn has a nice tour see them everyday with plenty of tourist they come by charter boat lucky buck fishing charters

Perfect Picnic spot near Syracuse. It has got loads of amazing restaurants to eat.

Okay, for starters the water is crystal clear! How have I lived in the Finger Lakes region and never knew this was here...?! This lake is literally breathtaking. From the boat launch, to downtown Skaneateles, to all of the beautiful houses along the lake, this is gorgeous! I dropped in at the boat launch with a friend, and we kayaked all the way up to downtown Skaneateles, hopped out, and had lunch downtown. The entire day was fantastic and this is a place I will always return to because it’s so relaxing. On the north side of the lake - there are some sand bars so you can hop out and go swimming if you’re on a boat. Or, in our case, we pulled our kayaks to the edge and hopped out and went swimming. Couldn’t have been more perfect! The water is so clear, you can see fish swimming and they’ll even swim up to your kayak. The whole experience was so fun.

Skaneateles Lake is a true gem. One of the cleanest lakes in the US. Crystal clear water. Great fishing, boating, swimming. It's heaven.

Beautiful place to visit if u would love to relax ah bit on weekends and u also got few good restaurants nearby to quench your appetite. . .

This lake is surrounded by beautiful homes and set in a charming city. a great place to kayak, have a picnic with the family or a nice stroll in the evening time.

Beautiful lake and surrounding area. Plenary of places to stay around the lake via AirBnB or Vrbo. Less than an hour from Ithaca and many falls are nearby with good trails for hiking.

We just drove past, but the public access near the Sherwood inn, but the view was BEAUTIFUL. The Village is historical but very nice, your even able to see the mountains from the public access to the lake! Will have to stop here soon.

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If you love waterfalls Watkins Glen State Park is the place for you. The Gorge trail is about 1.5 miles one way and follows the Glen Creek through tunnels carved into the rock, next to many waterfalls and you actually walk under two waterfalls.While there are over 800 stairs it is an easy trail because you stop so often to take in the views. Having said that the trail is definitely not handicap accessible. Use the main entrance as it gives you the best views. If you choose not to walk back there is a shuttle at the upper parking lot that will take you back to the main parking lot. Entrance to the park is free but there is a $10 parking fee. You can park on the street for two hours for free. I recommend going early in the morning to avoid the crowd which can get in the way of your pictures. Going late afternoon will give you a beautiful rainbow at Rainbow Falls as the water catches the sun.

Visited here last year with family and plan to go here many more times. You start from the top or the bottom of the loop either way is a wonderful experience. All the waterfalls and scenic views were just thrilling and picture worthy. Very well maintained park and area. It is a must item to have on any buckle list for outdoor excursions.

Stunning place to visit. Lots of trail options and most being dog friendly. Expect stairs and a fair few muddy areas so dress sensibly especially with some waterfalls spilling over and getting you wet. Some signage issues and things not so clear but overall great place to visit. Quite busy and seems to be a big tourist spot for some bus tours so expect busy and tightly packed paths

This place is spectacular. 100% reco a stop. There are a lot of stairs and it is muddy in places so wear proper shoes and consider bringing a hiking stick. The waterfalls are just amazing. There is parking just outside the park, but you can also find parking in town for free if it’s not a busy day. Dogs are only allowed on the higher trails, so suggest leaving them at home if you want to see the best parts of the gorge!

It is an amazing place to visit. More than 1.5 miles of scenic gorge, waterfalls, and beautiful nature. And many miles more trails in the woods. Make sure you are wearing good hiking shoes. The walkways are wet, sometimes muddy, and can be slippery. The park offers some truly breathtaking views. Thousands of stunning photo opportunities. All the amenities you could need are here. Several gift shops, rest rooms, sitting areas, food, parking, playground, grills and picnic areas, etc. Admission to the park itself is free. However, it will cost you 10 dollars to park your car for the day. This is a park you will remember for life. I highly recommend you check it out.

I visited 3/29/22. The parking and entry were both free due to it being the off season. It’s in a busier area so not ideal for those seeking a more undisturbed nature type setting. The main gorge trail as well as the welcome center and bathrooms were closed for the season. They had porta-potties outside. The trials I went on that were open were pet friendly. There was some ice but nothing crazy, it was the worst on the suspension bridge as I recall. Some of the trails leading out of the park towards the south entrance indicated that they went in directions they didn’t aka the temporary signage they put up could’ve been better. I saw two other small groups of people there while I was. Overall it was a pretty sight to see and I would revisit again in the summer/fall if given the opportunity.

Amazing Views and trails. The mountains with beautiful creative shapes into amazing waterfalls. We did park our car at the bottom and took shuttle all the way up, shuttle charges 6 dollar per person. We started Indian trail from top going down with lot of look outs with good views. We were 4 adults and 3 kids so with kids it's easy to take Indian trail. They also have gorge trail which has amazing view but lot if stairs but would be totally worth it. Definitely worth visiting

Watkins Glen State Park was well worth the almost 2 hour trek from Syracuse! This was our first hike in New York and it was so worth it! $10 admission at the gate... No problem it is worth all of it! The Park and water falls were breathtaking! There are a lot of stairs but the views make up for it. I have never been to a place that has a different great view around every turn. The pictures don't do it justice. This is a must see location for any trip close to the area or even 2 hours away!

Definitely the Grand Canyon of EC !!Beautiful picturesque location, great scenery . I would recommend entering via South Entrance that way you can save on a few steps and still cover the entire park in the 3 mile loop.Wear rainproof clothing and good hiking boots as the rocks and the pathway can get slippery.Lots of crowds on weekends, if possible for good photos visit on weekdays..

Beautiful place in the winter leaving me wanting to come back! Unfortunately (although for good reason), the gorge trail is closed in the winter time. However, the rim trails are still open, providing for some spectacular views in a way that feels different than what you would see in the summer. It truly is a magical place with the snow and ice.

Beautiful and awe inspiring views and waterfalls!! Incredible to see the formation of this spectacular gorge!! An absolute MUST see!!Just make sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing as well as bring water! This is an incredible walk with many... 822 steps to be exact to conquer! You can however start at the upper parking lot. And when you get to the bottom. You can take the shuttle back to your car. I suggest that for anybody with little ones or if you haven't done much cardio or steps. Very intense but definitely worth it!!

Awesome state park in Western New York. The must see is the 1.5 mile Gorge trail featuring great scenery with multiple waterfalls, stone bridges and the Gorge/river itself. You can combine this for a 3 mile walk with the indian trail and make it a loop. Neither trails are particularly difficult, other than a steep staircase at the end of the Gorge trail. No dogs allowed on the Gorge trail. There is a small visitor center, but it didn't look like there was any seating inside. Parking is $10 but I got there early enough to utilize the free 2 hour street parking.

Very nice park to visit. Proper footwear and clothing recommended for safety. Areas are often wet and could very slippery. Bring water as there is no place to buy one after you start your walk and unfilled you finish on the other end. Many waterfalls, colorful flowers (visited end of August).

One of the best state park with small river ripping thru stones and presenting natural curves and shapes. Definitely worth visiting.

Very easy hike with beautiful scenery. Definitely recommend coming peak foliage and if you want to avoid crowds, try getting there before 10am. The hike itself is only took an hour and a half to go there and back; 2 hours if you're taking your time and stopping to take pictures. Parking is $10 for the day.

We have been for several times, and this place, definitely, the best place ever!It took us about 2 hours, you need to have snacks, comfortable clothes and sneakers! Go ahead 😀

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5.0

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1009 N Franklin St, Watkins Glen, NY 14891, USA

17 lists

Well known for a reason, the wines were fantastic! Great selection and location as well with plenty of seats and nice views. Food looked good too but unfortunately we had already eaten.

This place was recommended to us by many visitors and locals. The wine was good and the views were beautiful. Definitely worth a stop. They also have a lot of beer options for those that are less interested in wine.

My wife and I always enjoy this winery and brewery combination. They have an amazing selection of wines that never disappoints.

Nice experience - went for the live music and some tasting.Was a little crowded but not worse than most places with a live band.Tried a couple of different wines; the best was the Riesling.Absolutely gorgeous views of the Sun setting over Seneca Lake.If you’re in the area, make it a stop.

If you’ve had John as your wine sever then you know exactly why I gave 5 stars. He explains the wine very well and tells us the background of the wine and why you might like it and why you might not. I enjoyed this winery very much! Recommend times 100000000!!!

The entire Wagner winery/Cafe/brewery had been a treat for us for the 4 decades since Bill Wagner opened the octagon. We've spent some of our best summer days here especially when our (millennial) kids were growing up. Lots of lush outdoor space, world class view of the vineyard and lake, pristinely kept grounds. Food in the Ginny Lee is consistently good to excellent. I am more a beer person than a wine person and enjoy the great brews and deck outside the brewery. Everyone is friendly. It's been a while since I've visited and now in July 2023 is wonderful to see that the family has kept the place moving in the same direction now that the founder has passed. This place is among New York's gems.

This place is both a winery and a brewery, and it is HUGE! Like I seriously got lost even trying to find the outdoor seating for us and our dog, and then again trying to find the bathroom haha. It’s a beautiful building with comfortable seating (and a lot of it), and the views are stunning. As for the beverages… The beer was pretty good and they had a lot of options, but it was nothing special. The wines were just short of “ok” in my opinion. They have a lot of options to pick from, but most of them were too much on the sweet side for my liking, even the wines that are listed as “dry.” And when choosing your flight to taste, their list doesn’t have any flavor profiles or descriptions, so you have to ask a lot of questions to figure out what you want. I would go back, but it wasn’t my favorite.Side note about Seneca lake wine trail in general: Cayuga lake wine trail was our favorite between Cayuga lake and Seneca lake wine trails. It is extremely dog friendly indoors and outdoors, and many of the wineries are right on the lake and close to each other. Seneca lake wine trail was also very dog friendly, but you will run into a couple of places that are not dog friendly indoors. This wine trail was also more in the middle of nowhere, so we definitely preferred Cayuga lake. But overall, we loved both wine trails & would love to visit again!

We had such a great rime at Wagners today. We went early and we were paired with Austin for our tasting. He was so fun and informative And it Was a great experience. The scenery is one of the best to enjoy their wine or beer and we can not wait to go back.

This place is amazing. The fact that they do wine flights makes me happy. The view is breathtaking. Looking forward to coming back and getting the beer and ordering food. It's a must visit if you're in the area.

This started off awkwardly because when you walk in you are in a gift shop and the way to the wine tasting area isn’t clearly identified. A woman managing the register asked us if we wanted a tasting, and then told us where to go. What she failed to tell us was that we had to pay for the tasting with her first, so when we went to the tasting area the guy had to send us back to the front where we just came from.The tasting itself was great! We were the only ones there on a Sunday, so the guy (can’t remember his name) was really able to spend time with us and educate us on how weather affects each year’s wines. We ultimately really enjoyed ourselves once we figured out how to navigate the place!We would have also bought some beer from the cooler on our way out, but the IPAs were from October and it was now April.

The expansive views, picnic tables abound on the Winery yineyards. The patio with the beer and wine sampling (for a small purchase price) had amazing views. Very knowledgeable staff. Purchased the Cross Section IPA, which won Gold in the NYS craft beer tasting. Nice gift shop. We didn't eat at the Cafe, but it had many smiling patrons leaving.Flights, of 4 good size samplings was just $8.00. We had the Fall Harvest. Such a nice afternoon.

John was the highlight of our trip to the finger lakes. His wine tasting was fun and I learned so much. He gave us the history behind wine and grapes and was a wonderful storyteller. The wines were great and I would come back to the area just to get another tasting lesson from him. This location wouldn’t be as great without him. Hopefully we can reserve John as a tour guide and take him around the lakes next time. Absolutely wonderful

We recently had the pleasure of visiting Wagner Winery, and it was an absolute delight. From the moment Debbie and I stepped foot onto the picturesque vineyard, we were greeted with warm hospitality and a breathtaking view of the rolling hills covered in lush grapevines. The winery's ambiance was elegant and inviting, creating the perfect setting to indulge in their exquisite selection of wines. Each sip was a journey of flavors, showcasing the winemaker's expertise and dedication to crafting exceptional wines. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable, providing insightful recommendations and sharing fascinating stories about the winemaking process. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of wines, this winery offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you craving more.John at the tasting bar is a true gem when it comes to his knowledge and expertise in the realm of wine and history. As soon as we sat at the bar, we knew we were in the presence of a master. His passion for wine was palpable as he effortlessly guided us through the wine tasting list, offering detailed descriptions and fascinating anecdotes about each bottle/grape varietal selected. His depth of knowledge extended far beyond the flavors and regions; he seamlessly weaved in historical context, bringing each wine to life with captivating stories that enhanced my appreciation for them. John's ability to recommend the perfect wine based on our preferences was uncanny, and we were consistently delighted with his selections. Not only did he enhance my understanding of wine, but he also broadened my horizons by introducing me to unique and lesser-known varieties. If you're looking for an unforgettable wine experience that combines expertise, passion, and a touch of history, John at the tasting bar is an absolute must-visit… plus he personalized our book! A++

We had the MOSt amazing day! We did a wine tasting and met an incredible man named John Pulos. John was out tasting guide but shared his amazing knowledge of wine along with his unequaled knowledge of the Titanic,If you ever have a chance to go to meet him....I recommend you do! Thanks for an amazing wine tasting education and a journey legendary story!!

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4.5

(434)

Winery, 9322 NY-414, Lodi, NY 14860, USA

6 lists

This was a pretty cool place. Not just one place, but 3 wine bars, a coffee shop, a brew pub all at one address. They had a very talented band playing outdoors. Can't wait to get to get back and try the beers.I don't know how to respond to the question posed by the owner without editing my review. The question, the 4 vs 5 stars is just based on our preferences for wine. Some of the wines we tried were good, and one quite good, but others we didn't like at all. On average 4 stars says we liked it and was enjoyable enough for another visit, but not best we've ever had. Of course, others may have a different experience based on their tastes.

Really cool place. Nice layout with great design. Plenty of seats. Definitely one stop.Three winery's and one beer brewery. Im more of beer person. Variety of beers is amazing for every taste.Stuff is amazingly friendly and helpful.

My family enjoyed several hours at the estate & were greeted by so many pleasant employees who explained all of the different buildings & what each specialized in. Fellow visitors were also helpful with suggestions on their favorites. There was something for everyone in our group of 6. My son treated his girlfriend to a “tasting for 2” as a birthday gift & was pleasantly surprised to find out they could travel to all 4 buildings for a flight in each. We loved it & look forward to coming again.

My husband and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in the Finger Lakes the weekend of December 3rd, 4th and 5th. We visited your winery on Saturday the 4th and it was truly amazing. It was my favorite winery and we did visit many that weekend, yours truly stuck out above the rest. We will be back when the weather Is nicer, we hear the experience is even more enjoyable!

Three Brothers was recommended by a friend and it did not disappoint. My husband and I visited to celebrate our first wedding anniversary, and we had so much fun that we spent most of the day here. We reserved the shared tasting experience. It includes 19 samples across four different on-site facilities that each have a unique theme. We finished with a wine slushee at a fire pit that had incredible views of the vineyard and lake. Great vibes, amazing staff and delicious spirits. Thanks for a great day!

Awesome venue. Fantastic staff. Great variety of wine, beer, cider. Grab a slushy or a pint and take your time strolling around the 3 winery’s and brewery. Many special events, great food available.

This place is big! We didn’t have enough time to get to it all, but they accommodated for fewer tastings too. We only did 2 tastings and the cool part is you can pick your wines, while many wineries in the area have pre-set tasting lists.$15 for one tasting. $40 for 4 tastings (they call it a passport). They have beer and coffee on the site too (we didn’t try though)! Delicious rice crispy treats for sale in the gift shop!!We appreciated that they brought out the tastings in separate pouring containers so we could share tastings in a healthy manner. 👍🏼😷Finally, the servers were very friendly and had great insights on the wines! We enjoyed learning about white wines as we generally drink reds.

The atmosphere and decor and "largeness" of this place is worth a stop. The wine and drinks aren't that good. So many cute spots for photo ops though. They have changed their vibe over the years as far as tastings too - you used to saddle up to a bar inside and now it is more you get a checklist and there are servers. Less fun and pricy but if you enjoy the scenery and forget about the wine you will have a great time! Also, not a lot of food-allergy choices while you are there.

Always a great time! Jeremy, at Stoney Lonesome, is the ultimate host. Tasting passport makes Three Brothers a destination winery--one stop for a day's worth of fun.

Three Brothers Winery is my number one pick for winery spots. I have been a guest numerous of times and just recently spent a annual day at the winery on Saturday. Pre birthday celebration. Thank you to all the wonderful staff who made our visits so delightful. As always the wine selection, gift selection and seating selections were perfect! The scenery is something out of a movie. Literally picture perfect.I highly recommend this place!

Came by this place based off a recommendation from another vineyard. We had a group of 12 and had planned to go to a winery last minute. We all agreed this was the most amazing place and would come again. The staff were friendly and accommodating to our large last minute group and even gave us recommendations for other places in the area to visit. This winery had 4 different rooms, each with their own theme that you could visit for tasting. You could pay $40 to visit all 4 rooms, which served different wines, beers and ciders or pay $15 for 1 room of you’re choosing for tasting. For the most part we got to choose 5 wines from a list to taste as well as beer and ciders. They also served wine slushies. I highly recommend this winery if you want a unique and fun experience.

This is the Disney World of wineries in this area! The staff were wonderful - friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Multiple offerings of wines, beers, slushes and coffee. Love the artful Woman themes on all their wine labels. So many places to sit and relax both indoors and outdoors. Lots of funky artwork and displays all over the grounds. A huge store selling their wines and other fun takeaways. An elevated terrace with great views. Food and drink served there including your wine tastings. We found their reds and white to be very tasty. The Vava Voom table red was especially interesting. This is a Must Stop on your wine tour, especially if you have a range of ages traveling together.

This winery came recommended by some acquaintances of mine and it did not disappoint. Beautiful views, beautiful grounds with 3 different buildings, great wine, friendly and attentive staff. They also have an eye catching dessert case with locally made truffles for your sweet tooth. You can buy snacks like Cabot cheese slices, crackers, olives etc but they come in their original packaging and you serve yourself. Will definitely be back!

This was our first time here. It is a beautiful winery. I loved how the wine tasting is divided into 4 different buildings. $40 and you get to taste 4-5 different wines at each building. There’s also a beer/hard cider building. We will definitely come back when the weather is warmer.

This is "1" of the best wineries we've been to. The fact that it's 4 different venues in one is great. The wine, cider and beer selections were all very good. There is something here for everyone. All of our servers were knowledgeable and friendly.

Very nice place, definitely recommend doing the flights. Reasonably priced for what you get, and they have a brewery as well. Over all, Loved the experience and the atmosphere. Was treated very well by the staff. 5 stars

This place was wonderful, filled with many charming areas, the wine and beer was really good and the staff were kind and accommodating and talented. We were there for the eclipse and it was the perfect setting. We will definitely come back when we are in the area. Big recommend. Do the four flights! Amazing deal and so much fun to taste so many tastes across a day.

AWESOME place. 4 different areas to go to. Good prices for tastings. Brewery inside as well! I call this a RESORT! Awesome scenery! Best pretzel purchase! Great bartenders and staff! I will be back!

So much fun, why make a bunch of separate stops when you can experience a variety from one location. Sign up for the tasting package to make it easy. It's all dolled up for Christmas right now - very pretty!

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4.5

(817)

623 Lerch Rd, Geneva, NY 14456, USA

16 lists

Extensive wine selection available for the tasting session, over 20 wines. Maybe 30. Unique way they bring the wine flights for tastings. Amazing views of Keuka Lake.

A must see winery when in the Finger Lakes! The winery that revolutionized wine making in NY, OH and MI never disappoints. The wine, sparkling and still, is beyond excellent. The tasters have always been among the most courteous delightful, and knowledgeable in the region. Lauren did a fabulous job leading the 1886 experience and tour. Megan Frank is a terrific new generation leader who treats all she meets like family. The tradition of excellence is in good hands!

We were recently on vacation in the FLX and one of our stops was Dr. Konstantin Frank. Through a recommendation we decided to stop on through and give it a shot. All I have to say is if you're looking for service and views, this place sets the bar high! The wine selection as well is on another level. Wide variety of styles, varietals and methods of wine making. Ryan was very knowledgeable and informative and extremely passionate about his position within the winery.

Fantastic experience overall. The staff is well versed on all thing wine without the pretentiousness. They’ll make you feel welcome and will go out of their way to make sure you have an enjoyable experience. They will also take the time to explain every wine and the history behind the vineyard. Meaghan & Holly were very personable and attentive to everything we wanted and made some great wine and cheese recommendations. Highly recommend, especially in the fall when the trees are changing colors.

What a gorgeous vineyard! Once you arrive and check in you are walked outside and are seated on a beautiful deck overlooking the vineyards and the lake. Then your wine host/hostess comes over to start your tastings. We opted for the cheese board to go along with our tasting. You can eat in any order or you can have the suggested cheese in the order of your tasting. Our wine hostess was Sue, she was absolutely fabulous was well dressed in a chic summer outfit. As she poured the wine she gave us detailed information about the vineyard telling us the story of Dr. Frank. Sue was extremely knowledgeable about the wine and what it paired with and the flavor notes. If we were unsure which one to try Sue would suggest and every time it was a perfect suggestion. I highly recommend this vineyard and wine tasting! Huge THANK YOU to Sue she really elevated our experience and made it that much better!!

If you want to get into the tasting room with a view of the lake make reservations! Site is cute. Backyard wine garden for those who can’t get into the tasting room. Wines were ok, they were out of propane for heaters and food was limited. Had two flights of their wines and didn’t buy anything on the way out. For one of the top notch wineries per google in the Keuka Lake region I wasn’t impressed.

Such a meaningful place to visit on a wine tasting trip! The view, service, and food were awesome.

My fiance and I recently got engaged here, it is such a beautiful winery and tasting room. The staff took such good care of us, as well as our family and friends, they were so kind and extremely professional. I could not be more grateful for the Dr. Frank's staff for making me and my fiance's day so special. This moment will be remembered forever and we can't thank Dr. Frank's enough or say how wonderful they are. We had such a blessed day and can't wait to come back.

My husband and I visited Dr. Frank's Winery as part of a Crush Wine Tour. I'd very much been looking forward to this after visiting the FLX region last spring and not making it to Dr. Frank's. It definitely did not disappoint! Our server was very friendly & knowledgeable and the wines were delicious. We ended up shipping six home! Next time we are in the area we will not hesitate to make reservations and visit Dr. Frank's again.

Great little gem hidden on the top of the hill.. With great views of the lake and awesome customer service.. We ordered the very tasty cheese plater.. Dr Frank Winery is very accommodating and accessible for our handicapped mom.. service provided by Michael

We not only had a fun time but the wines were so delicious! My guests and I are in the industry and we all highly recommend visiting this beautiful vineyard that also has an amazing view. The charcuterie plate was exceptional and our wine educator/server was perfect. We had an amazing time tasting wonderfully delicious wines! Thank you Gillian.

My husband and I made a reservation for the tasting tour with foods pairing and Alan, our host was amazingly knowledgeable but friendly and not overly pretentious. His tour was at a great pace, filled with history and humor, personable, and fun. Foods were tasty and very fitting with each wine. If you don’t like overly sweet wine, this is the vineyard for you.

Mine and wifes favorite vineyard. Do not skip on the chartuterie board. Really set the wine off and was a sensory experience. The person doing the tasting was amazing and super friendly. Highly recommend

Simply the best winery on Keuka, and maybe in the finger lakes as a whole. The wines are phenomenal. The knowledge and history the staff provide during the tasting is beyond anywhere I have ever gone. If you add their charcuterie board with the tasting, it is perfection. We are wine club members and are at the winery almost every month for tastings and events. Each time is a wonderful experience. I cannot recommend this winery enough.

We took the 1886 tour and tasting which was an amazing experience. The guide was extremely friendly and informative and the wines and food pairings were delicious. Their management and staff are extremely professional and very accommodating.

This is the best wine tasting experience in the Finger Lakes.The wine are absolutely delicious, the staff is kind and attentive, the history of the place is amazing, the cheeses are beautiful and well-paired. It’s just perfect.We went to the Finger Lakes on our summer vacation and this was, by far, the best wine tasting we tried.

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4.5

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9749 Middle Rd, Hammondsport, NY 14840, USA

14 lists

We arrived for the orchid show on April 7th early in the day and had a BEAUTIFUL time. The orchids were gorgeous and so cool to see and walking the grounds was delightful, even though it is early in the season. I cannot wait to go back again when the garden is more decked out!

What a great garden actually that's not giving it enough credit.It's a marvelous mansion with many magnificent rooms. And this was a summer home.The 50 acres of gardens are interesting, beautiful and worth the walk.They are not filling the water sites, but you get the idea.They are hurting for funds as the buildings and grounds are slowly going down hill.It having been run by the better and administration for a number of years did not help.

This is a very neat place to visit! I was taken by surprise. As a historic house need, I've been to many estates with gardens, but I have never seen gardens so extensive and creative as these. Yes, things are a bit rundown here and there, but that's understandable given how hard recent events have hit museums. We went around the gardens for an afternoon, and it was fun to discover something completely new in each section of the garden. We had fun taking photos of everything too. You could take an entire day here or an afternoon jaunt.Unfortunately, I didn't go in the house because of allergies, but the architecture is wonderful. There is a golf cart to transport you to the house, and overall my mom who has some mobility issues was able to make it around the gardens without much problem.

Beautiful. Did the walking tour. Enjoyed hearing history and stories. If you are thinking of eating at the Cafe, call and plan ahead. Limited availability for walk up ordering, especially with a large group. Didn't have time to visit the tasting room this visit. A bit early for most flowers, annual plantings were in progress. But a beautiful property in any season.

Beautiful large mansion with spectacular gardens. I cannot believe how luxurious this place is. They have shuttles to take you around the grounds, if you are lucky enough to get Garret as your driver you will hear wonderful stories and the best way to view the gardens. You can roam among the two floors of the mansion by yourself but there are guides available full of information. From the second floor balcony you can see a beautiful view of the Italian gardens and do not miss the awesome Japanese gardens complex with a teahouse. We were running late so we never got a chance to visit the gift shop. They also have a cafe there that we did not have time to visit. They have rows and rows of greenhouses with unusual plants and cacti. I highly recommend visiting.

Very beautiful! I do wish the grounds were cleaned up a bit more. The mansion was very interesting! The japanese garden and the pool house were interesting!

Wonderful more than 100 year mansion with exquisite bathroom and bedrooms which are a treat to see and imagine the luxurious life of Thomson family. $15 entry fee, the gardens are well kept but nothing special. There is a small Cafe at the entry which serve homely food.

One of my favorite places in the area. Each season is beautiful. Plan a leisurely stroll through the gardens and rest and appreciate the beauty. Our last visit even included deer running by the Japanese Garden. Explore the Rock Garden too! Mansion improves every year. The Library is my favorite. Always a pleasant experience.

Lovely gardens & home for all ages. Even the kids enjoyed exploring & filling in the word hunt book. Clean restrooms & friendly staff. We enjoy going here whenever we are in NY.

An absolutely delightful experience. Docents and were well familiar with the history of the mansion. Plan on returning spring and summer to see the gardens in their splender

It was so incredibly beautiful but needs volunteers badly! Some of the green houses were empty. The house is beautiful. Every room has an entrance to the outside. The history is amazing. Definitely take the guided tour

A really stunning house and even cooler gardens, there are Italian, Japanese and more so very cool from a cultural experience. Make sure you have a few hours dedicated to exploring the grounds, it’s massive. Free parking too and not dog friendly

This is one of my favorite places in the USA. I have been to this estate several times. It is sad that such a unique piece of history is losing its beauty every year due to lack of money to maintain it in excellent condition. The gardens around are simply magnificent, they have different themes. The house itself has a warm atmosphere - the atmosphere of home. We always visit the Garden cafe at the entrance to the estate, where the food is very tasty. Also, we always go to the winery, where we buy wine. You can also test wines here.In general, you can spend the whole day here with great pleasure. And the staff in general deserves special thanks for the amazing work and very good treatment of visitors.

Love this amazing place! There is so much to do and see. The gardens are beautiful. It almost looks like you have arrived in another country. I love the different style gardens and flowers. All the water was running in the fountains including the Japanese garden. The cafe was open. The staff that work the tram are very friendly. As soon as I arrived at the parking lot there was a tram ready to take me to the estate house. This place is a gem and I definitely will be going back there soon!

The Park is very nice and a place to stroll around. If you need it, there are golf carts that will drive you around. The employees are very friendly and polite and seem eager to help.There are green houses with a variety of plants. There are ponds with fish and turtles. They are well kept and very nice to sit down and relax or picnic.Considering the age of many of the exhibits, and when the government took on the renovations, and the costs to restore them all, there is nothing to complain about. The streams are being restored so none of them have water but, it completely understandable and it appears they are working so that it holds for the long stretch.The house is very well kept and the tour guides are quite knowledgeable about the history of it.There is a sign describing what is being done and when it is all due to be finished.Anyone who expects more has never had to renovate. It is very costly and takes time ( if you're doing it correctly).Good work and keep it up.We enjoyed the time we spent there very much.

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4.5

(819)

250 Gibson St, Canandaigua, NY 14424, USA

3 lists

Dinner at the buffet. Good variety. Clean. Pleasant staff. Efficiently served. Some food a bit salty for my taste. I don't gamble, but the game floor was spacious, clean and easy to navigate. At Remedy, the bar staff appeared overworked. My rum and co*ke was good although I would gave preferred a long island ice tea, which the don't make.

We had so much fun here! Came here with a large group of cousins and family. We played slots and had dinner. The place is clean and conveniently set up enough so when busy, it doesn't get congested. The food we ordered at the bar was delicious, in plentiful portions and very inexpensive. We want to go back on a nice day when the horses are running. They have a great track with plenty of seating. Next time I'm in Rochester, we plan to spend a day here.

Went for New years . Band was amazing. Bar tenders were rude! Told me they were to busy to make me a bloody Mary after I was giving $10 tips . Spent $800 in slots didn't win anything. Soda machines were out of ice and filthy.

Won $975 Wednesday, and then &1,600 Friday night, so yea it great, and also don't forget about the food "Delicious" , but don't take my word for it give it a try, but what do you have to loose beside a good time, and winning some money.

Always a good time!Friendly staff, especially the waitresses delivering drinks. Don't forget to tip them,that's how they make their money!I prefer the older games, but they're bringing in A LOT of new games.A fun night out!

Very nice gaming floor, with clean non-smoking areas with plenty of slots.Race betting area upstairs is a little dated and in need of a remodel, with newer TVs and lighting. Has a warehouse feel currently.Haven’t yet tried the food as the hours they are open are very strange.

Been to all the casinos of course... This one seems to be the best as far as actually winning. Money goes further here. Definitely won more here than the other 2 nearby ones. Really good food too! And drinks are decently priced for a casino

Clean, plenty of machines. Few if any are out of order. Valet parking is nice, often a little slow, but it's available. The buffet food is often luke warm, but it tastes fine. Love the pasta station. You choose your pasta, sauce, and toppings, & the portion is good.

Last time I came here was pretty covid and I liked coming here. Alot has changed since the pandemic. Doesn't seem like there's alot of winners on labor day. They were just doing rafles on free 20 dollar play for labor day. I don't think I'll be back here anytime soon.

Very nice atmosphere. Went to here a band play, they were pretty good but not super crowded. Plan on going back very soon to hear a big local band play. I expect that to be awesome. It's also fun walking around to watch people playing the slot machines.

1st time here and I love this place! Clean, modern and user friendly. I had a great time here.

For me, there was an interesting amount of games, but not nearly the amount of variety I had expected. Nonetheless, the experience was fun, staff was very helpful and friendly. A nice smaller casino experience.

Slot machines take your money fast. Me and friend have played here for many years when they first started slots. Never have won anything significant. The member card comps are laughable. We have stopped playing here and go to Indian owned casinos with free rooms, decent food vouchers and reasonable free slot play.It doesn't pay to be so greedy fingerlakes.

Yawner of a casino. No table games, no regular slots, just video lottery terminals. No hotel, nearest one is almost a mile away.No entertainment, no fast casual food, only one bar open with one bartender. A marked lack of co*cktail waitstaff on the floor.The rare staff that you could interact with were friendly enough. Their player's club was pretty great. Super nice and efficient. Promotions weren't bad either, I received like $30 in free play with the $110 I lost.Bottomline: If it's on your way and you have some time to kill, it's not bad, but it's definitely not worth a special trip.

A large selection of machines to take your money but in a relaxed, friendly environment. The buffet and staff are excellent and outstanding. Food delicious!

The buffet was awful. The chicken was dry, and the meat station only offered one choice, prime ribThe salad bar had few choices, and it wasn't maintained. Salad greens and dressings were empty. Others in my group thought it was good. I don't think they had any place to compare it to.

I would only go for daytime activities. It's too dangerous after dark. I hope security is there. I didn't see it in the parking area. The Casino is quiet so having fun is not noticeable. Maybe some music can help. I will try this again because it has to be a fun place. 💰🎉

The buffet has come a long way. Prune rib. Shrimp and taco bar. Finger lakes cares about the customers cuz it shows in how they do business on the floor.Bathrooms clean and smell like flowers, buffet has variety of items,the floor has employees to assist with beverages and clean machines.I would love to see more live entertainment.

Really nice place ti spend a cold day! Plus i won what i lost! Came home $50 ahead,lol. Clean and all employees very efficient and friendly. Wish they were racing love the track there! But it is to cold. Buffet not open on Thursday. So we didn't eat. We had a grwst day!

The Southwest Chicken Salad was great. Remedy was a nice place to Watch the UofM Football Game Against Maryland! The bartender was excellent. Very engaging and freadly to everyone.

We have visited Finger lakes a number of times and enjoyed it immensely. We normally visit the dinner buffet however, today we took a friend to the early Sunday Buffet for his birthday. There was no one in the line when we arrived. We walked up to the counter, and a lady asked for our gaming cards to check for any money on the cards for discounts. As we were checking in a gentleman and a lady came in, and we were asked to allow them to be checked in 1st as they were "diamond" members. Although, we were already at the counter and had already began checking in for the Buffet, we noticed that the lady had a walker and sat down as the man paid for their meals. No problem, was a pleasure to let them go ahead as it seemed the right thing to do. After the man left the counter, the lady behind the counter resumed checking us in, which took a few minutes for our party of 4. Other guests began coming in, and there was now a line behind us. Then another couple arrived, walked past the others in line, and again, the lady stopped checking us in and said that it was yet another "diamond" customer and we were asked to stop our transactions at the counter to allow them to go ahead of us. Now, that makes 2 times as we were checking in.We were told that "diamond " members have priority being diamond members. The problem we have with that is when we arrived, no one was there. We had already began the process of checking in (at the counter) when we were stopped and asked to move back and wait while the 1st "diamond" couple arrived but then after resuming our check-in and another "diamond" couple arrives, we're told again to step back. That was totally unfair to us or anyone else that experienced that sort of treatment. If we had not already been at the counter and were just next in line, perhaps it could have been understood. When we 1st arrived and walked up to the counter, there was still nobody else in line. We can understand that "diamond " members have some sort of priority however, there had been absolutely no one in line at all when we arrived and we were handling our business for 4 at the counter and were asked "twice" to stop and wait for 2 other couples who arrived minutes later, to jump ahead of us at the "counter". Was NOT a good experience, was embarrassing and unacceptable. Waiting on a call back from a Manager. I will add that the only pleasant part of this story is good staff in the dining area and especially a waitress named, "LU LU" that waited on us at the Buffet, who was absolutely AMAZING! She was extremely hospitable, friendly and made us feel very comfortable. We really loved talking with her, and she has a beautiful smile. She deserves a score of 10!! T :)

I really enjoy it it wasn't crowded at that time and the staff is very friendly and nice from the security guard all the way to the cash people that give the cash out thank you

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4.5

(1876)

5857 NY-96, Farmington, NY 14425, USA

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What a beautiful place! Mahogany woodwork everywhere. I have seen several big old mansions but the Eastman Mansion is in great shape compared to most! The crown mouldings and decorated ceilings are awesome. The mahogany main entrance staircase is amazing. Looking at the main entrance just wondering "who" walked through those doors! Very sad and bizarre ending for Mr. Eastman. You can see what I am talking about in some of the "paperwork" he left behind in a display case on the 2nd floor next to his will. The trademark "Kodak" came from...go see the hand written letter from Mr. Eastman hanging on a wall across from a large display case. The little restaurant has very good food as well! To me, definitely worth the $20 adult entry fee. The gallery was too "artsy" for me...I understand thats the point, but approaching the weird side of the photo spectrum imo.

Rating 5 start because I love mansion tours. We did a few in Newport RI before.Unfortunately we visited Eastman museum on a snowy day in February so gardens were close, but they had a plenty of plants inside. It’s taken care of mansion fully furnished, some furniture are original pieces.We got a guided tour and our guide was a lovely local man who cherished history of the best years of Rochester. He is very well spoken and knowledgeable.Definitely recommend to take a guided tour. I think they do it twice a day.

Great place to visit. We really had a great time looking at the pictures and the old cameras. Listening to the audio was a very nice addition to some of the rooms we visited.

We had a great day, very educational re: photography, Kodak and films, with learning activities for children of all ages demonstrating the art of photography and moving pictures. The Eastman house is lovely to walk through, each room with a stand holding a booklet of of concise relevant information and history. Beautiful gallery attached, which we left for another day - the visiting photographer's show will be there until August

Immerse yourself in the host of Eastman’s contribution to photography and take a peek into his life! The museum is well curated with enthusiastic volunteers storytelling you things that are not written on placards!

My granddaughter had her senior picture done there. What a beautiful place. I walked around the grounds. So many pretty gardens. I felt my mind drift toward a different era. Amazing.

This is the most interesting tour I've been on. It is a very informative and gorgeous place. Reading all the pieces really put the story together plus seeing evolution of photography was mind blowing. I would definitely go back and recommend

I have been here several times, I love the history of photography, all the different galleries, the outside property/gardens. This time, I was treated to the 'Dutch Connection,' which runs a little while longer. Throughout the year, other events happen to honor holidays. If you can, be sure to visit during their Gingerbread House Competition. Always worth the trip.

The museum portion was well done. We enjoyed the short films. They were very interesting. The camera displays and photo exhibits were nice too. The house was filled with lovely pieces. The gentleman in the house had lots of interesting facts. The gardens were being redone when we visited. It was a nice visit.

The museum covers various aspects of photography, film, and related technologies. However, it doesn't say much about roll films in its exhibits. This comes as a surprise because while Kodak did produce cameras, its primary innovation and contribution to the industry was the introduction of flexible roll film.The historic mansion that once belonged to George Eastman offers an opportunity to delve into the personal life of the man behind the Kodak empire, including his relationship with his mother as well as his struggles and shocking death.

Growing up as a "KODAK Kid", since 1957, when my Dad came to work at KODAK, I had never before visited the George Eastman Museum! Imagine my astonishment when my Wife and I visited there on Friday Evening for a Masquerade Party and seeing this home for the very 1st time! It is INCREDIBLE! We had a wonderful guided tour and the opportunity to ask the staff questions! Everyone was wonderful and when meeting Kathy C., who has worked there for over 40 YEARS, we know who to be grateful for keeping this Landmark Property available for all to visit!

Such a spectacular experience! We went on a weekend to see the gardens and the museum. The ticket prices are very reasonable and they even offer discounts for students and seniors. The gardens and mansion are beautiful and well-maintained. When we went, they were playing on the organ, which felt surreal. Definitely a must see for anyone in Rochester!

The George Eastman Museum is a stunning destination that warrants a visit with your family. It celebrates the legacy of George Eastman, the inventor of Kodak cameras. You'll gain insightful information about his development of the first Kodak camera. Additionally, the museum features an activity room tailored for children.

A great place to visit while you are in Rochester. Very cool to see what a single extremely wealthy and eccentric person would have for a mansion. Also the other exhibits about the history of Kodak, cameras, and photography are really educational and fun to explore.The admission fee is reasonable considering how much you can see and learn. They also had fun events like scavenger hunt for kids to do. The cafe and gift shop are also great. I also discovered Moxie drink here.

lots of stuff to see in the museum. Several rooms of photos, artwork and photo related items. A whole lineup of Nikon cameras. The best was the NASA camera that took photos of the back side of the moon.

What a cool experience in Rochester - I tell you, this city is so underrated, I don't understand. This museum has something for the photophile and the lover of ornate homes (and double points for you if you love both!). Staff are so warm and welcoming, but I like that you can easily explore the museum on your own. A must visit!

Amazing house and museum that does an excellent job of giving a glimpse into the amazing life of George Eastman. The house is in excellent condition and has an organ in it that we were lucky enough to hear being played. The museum is a nice amount of information on the history of photography as well. Well worth a stop if you are in the area.

The gardens are pretty. I’m a local designer and I wanted to take photos of a couple of dresses inside the mansion. I just had a simple camera- no gear and two friends. I was told I couldn’t do that. It was a huge bummer. It was a weekday morning and I would have been super conscientious of other visitors. There are stipulations on the website about this I recommend checking out. Mainly, they couldn’t change their clothes there in the restroom but since we met up I had brought the dresses with me. :( Ultimately, we took photos outside and I saved some money on the exuberant admission fee.Now, I did tour the inside when I was a kid. My take away at the time: Too many taxidermy hoof ashtrays and trash cans.

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4.5

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900 East Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, USA

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Great spot for kids and adults. Had a 3yr old and 8yr old. They loved it. Games stuff, play stuff, stories and reading. We enjoyed it as well. Butterfly observatory seems a little out of place but was a small extra and worth it. High ropes was likely the highlight for our 8yr. I did it as well and very impressed... Didn't have the nerve for all the high route options.

The Strong Museum of Play is such a unique place to spend the day. My husband and I visited and spent about three hours circulating all of the really cool exhibits. There were so many interactive things to do. We especially loved the video game section and seeing the history of video games. There are lots of things for kids to do and it's a great place for the whole family. The adults can reminisce on their childhood. We enjoyed seeing so many familiar toys in the hall of fame. We skipped the butterfly exhibit because I had been there previously. For all of the things to do, the price is reasonable. I would highly recommend visiting!

I probably don't have more to add then what has already been said, but if you're still wondering whether or not to visit the Strong National Museum of Play, just know you can stop now. This museum is truly a one of a kind travel experience, perfect for all ages. Just be prepared to stay all day if you can!

As this was my first time to Rochester..."The Strong National Museum of Play" was on my List of "MUST-SEE" Places. I'm Satisfied that I went and took many photos. There were childhood memories literally around every corner. It is DEFINITELY a place for "Children to be Children" and to Play, Explore, Learn and Just Release All Their Childhood Energy. Being by myself wasn't the best decision. This place is best to visit with Your Children, Grandchildren, Nieces, Nephews, Class Field Trip... (Just not really by yourself) Hundreds of Various Types of Toys Dating from just a few Years ago...back, to the Early 1900's. Life size Board Games, Modern and Retro Video Games and Consoles, Game Rooms, Arcades, Pinball, Dolls, Barbie, Avengers, Clowns, Marvel and Thousands more! A walk into the World of Sesame Street and a Full Rotating Indoor Carousel. The Colorful and Beautiful Architectural Design of this Building is Mesmerizing! HERE....Children RULE!

We've been members in the past and rejoined now that my son is a little older as the museum has the best selection of arcade and pinball games in town. Great to bring him and a friend to play some games, learn a few things, and see the butterfly room, which is a highly recommended experience. The ropes course adds a whole new dimension and completes the incredible value. My only complaint is they need to fill the food court with more options. The vacancy is glaring.

This place is amazing. For most of us with kids it’s basically the largest indoor playground you will ever go to. There’s so much in here for the kids to play with and it’s not that busy. Despite all the kids in here it is still kept tidy and the activity areas are reasonably organized.They have a free coat check area which is very convenient. The gift shop is rather small and most contains your classic board games and some legos. Food court is pretty reasonable.The butterfly conservatory isn’t worth visiting but the rope climb is amazing. Just make sure your kids are brave enough to do it. The rest of the place is actually a museum of play. The toy displays they have on the second floor really brings out the nostalgia. The cost to play the arcade games is pretty reasonable too.I didn’t think this would be somewhere I would go visit again but I definitely want to come back someday.

The strong museum was amazing especially for all ages. From modern to city vintage toys games. Pinball, mini shopping store for the kids, toy hall of fame. I could go on forever. Not only will the kids love it, I bet you will too!

This is probably the only reason you visit Rochester. The museum is getting bigger and better compared to last time we visit. I think best age to come is 6 to 13 but parents enjoy the visit too. Make sure you buy ticket online to save 2 dollar and there is a 5 dollar parking cost.

Amazing experience. I had as much fun as my grand daughter! Staff were helpful and very pleasant. There are so many activities. I highly suggest going as early as possible. I was impressed with the technology. I loved the scanner that actually transferred the fish we colored onto the water scene that was projected onto the wall and “animated” them. Yes, our fish were actually swimming!

The Strong National Museum of Play is a fantastic place for children of all ages. We enjoyed looking at the displays of toys through the ages, especially, those from our childhood. There are so many different areas for interactive play. The butterfly garden is a beautiful space for those who enjoy plants and watching butterflies. The museum also has different food options on site, a nice gift shop, and the cleanest restrooms.

This museum is for children, adults and older adults. There is something for everyone. Driving from Toronto, it was just over 3 hours (an easy drive). Be prepared to stay all day. There are lot of hands-on activities and it is great seeing all of the toys we grew up with and recent ones as well.

This museum is excellent! 5 stars in the activities department. Plenty of things to keep the kids busy and plenty of exhibits to keep the childhood memories flowing all day long. I had to take away a star for the prices of everything there, I do understand it's a business and ya gotta make money to keep the lights on. But cmon man. Family of 4 or more better bring some extra sheckles! 😅

While vacationing in Rochester, but wanted to find something more fun for the kids to do, and this fit the bill. Even us adults had a blast here, most of the museum is free. However, if you would like to play video games, you have to purchase tokens, we weren’t too happy about that considering we paid admission…… They also have a few other options that are stated at the entrance that they are extra which was fine. We got to the museum at 10 o’clock when they opened and we didn’t leave until well after 2 o’clock, this place is absolutely huge and I’m sure if we weren’t super hungry by that point, we would’ve spent a few more hours there my wife, and I really enjoyed the nostalgia of our own childhood, they have a lot of older toys From not just our childhood, but our parents and their parents and their parents, it was definitely sight to see. Our older children are teenagers, so they didn’t enjoy this as much as our seven-year-old did, so keep that in mind, if you plan on visiting with children older than than the age of I’m going to say 10. Many of the exhibits are geared towards children five and under which was a little disappointing. Overall, we had a lovely time and would definitely return. Should we be given the opportunity.

One of the best museums you can ever visit. Definitely a must go if you’re in Rochester. Lots to see and do. Suitable for all ages. Be prepared to spend the entire day here or at least 4 hours. Staffs are very adult and children friendly. Many fun activities that you can do here as well as learning about the history of games and toys of all kinds. Ticket is fairly priced and they have seasonal member pass for the year.

Fabulous place for a day full of fun. My son is 13 and we visited for his 9 year old cousin's birthday party. We didn't think he'd have much to do, but he spent hours here. Something for everyone. Rochester is truly fortunate to have such a place locally. Family friendly. Restaurants on site.

WHAT AN EXPERIENCE! Could have easily spent days playing, reading, interacting, exploring. Amazing exhibits, beautiful curation, so much fun!First time visiting from out of state and apparently The Strong had just reopened with new exhibits in advance of July 4th. Parking garage was $5 for the day, and there's metered parking on the street. Nice variety of dining options in the food court that appeased all our picky eaters. Exhibits for boys and girls of pretty much all ages, adults included. Only critique, wished the gift shop had more (relatively limited t-shirt and toy options). Still, we spent hours there and wanted to spend hours more. Can't wait for an opportunity to go back.

Give yourself more than two hours to explore, especially if you have a kid with you. I know we missed a few exhibits near closing time because we spent so much time in other spots.I'd also like to add that when my four year old took off into another spot while our backs were turned, staff was super helpful in locating him quickly and without panicking. Literally, it was less than two minutes and they had helped us find him, and were super nice about it. We are already making plans to visit again next summer!My only complaint seems to be a temporary one. Due to construction along the outside of the building, the entrance was not clear to us so we had to walk the whole way around the building and then through the parking garage. We also hadn't been able to figure out how to drive into the parking garage so we parked on the street. Hopefully this will be resolved once they finish their updates.

Incredible museum of play for kids of all ages. We got the family year pass which has already paid for itself. We love coming here just as much as the kids. So much to see and do that it never gets boring. You definitely need at least two or three four hour visits to work through the entire museum and that’s at a clip. The new galleries and outdoor areas are amazing. We love in particular the new video game and avatar halls, where you could easily spent a day itself exploring.

I've never been here before and it was pretty cool. My 3 year old absolutely loved it, I had to drag her out of there when it was time to go since we live an hour and a half away. It was pretty cool to see some of the museum exhibits but I was disappointed to find out that my girlfriend and I were charged just the same to watch my daughter run around. $75 for a few hours of my daughter playing was a bit steep I feel. Adults should be charged less I think but that's just my opinion. All in all it was a fun experience and I'm certain my daughter will make me bring her again.

We went on a busy day during the holidays so it was a bit crazy but even so it was so much fun! My 4 year old grandson loved the Sesame Street set, the carousel, the train, and the space imagination play area .I wish we could have made it to the butterfly area. There's just so much to see. Looking forward to going back.

Nice place to spend a 'WHOLE DAY'. We didn't know that but it ended up being a long nice trip. We didn't end up visiting all the places inside, but a good one for the kids with some hands on learning for the little ones! Grocery Shopping, Butterfly zoo, rock climbing simulation and a slew of others things to do! Definitely a must do if you have young kids and please plan for a full day! :)

This is a MUST for anyone with kids of any age. There's so much to do! I recommend a full day to get the full experience of everything they have there. The food court prices weren't any more expensive than going anywhere else. It's a bummer that any games or other activities cost more money after already spending money to get in but it's still a reasonable cost for a great mini vacation.

We travel 2 hours here to have a fun day here, and it's completely worth it for the ticket price. My kiddos have so much fun; from my oldest wanting to play every video game imaginable to my youngest checking out Sesame Street, there's something for everyone. You'll find yourself playing games with the kiddos (which is my favorite part). They have extra activities you can pay for, like the ropes course, the butterfly garden, the carousel, and the rideable train, which are all very affordable. They have multiple food options, and the parking garage is attached to the museum, so it's easy access.

There is always cool new things to see/do at Strong. But the maintenance on things could be better. There’s always broken machines, or areas “temporarily closed.” I went with my family today, and my aunt’s main reason for wanting to go was that she wanted to see the new outdoor part that’s out front. The door to it said the entire thing was “closed temporarily”, and it didn’t say why. It’s brand new and apparently cost a fortune, what could be so wrong with it already? The weather was totally fine, so it wasn’t weather related. The train ride was also broken down…The prices at the gift shop are ridiculous too. Museum gift shops are usually pricey, but not like this. I always buy a magnet for a souvenir when I go to museums, or anywhere really. But here their most simple, little magnet is $13! Not worth it.

This place is an incredible experience for kids and adults, alike. Go in preparing to play WITH the kids. Don’t just watch them do it. It will increase the experience for you ten fold. Puzzles, science labs, video games you can play, toys on display and toys you can touch, history, factoids, interactive displays, miniature Wegmann’s Supermarket, Sesame Street, climbing apparatus, butterfly gardens, and even a diner inside the museum! You really can’t go wrong.

The Strong Museum of Play is a wonderful menagerie of interactive exhibits and beautiful educational exhibits and activities. Many activities and exhibits revolve around businesses and places in the surrounding community, so children can interact in those locations the way kids do..such as a kids Wegmans grocery store where kids can experience every role of people in a grocery store. The carousel and train rides are really fun. There are many options for eating snacks or food. Bring extra money if you want to experience the Butterfly Garden. A membership is the most economical way to enjoy repeated trips to the Strong Museum. This is a wonderland that children.and families need to experience.

The Museum of Play is housed in a playfully designed, colorful building. It seems to be targeted towards 4-6 year olds with its many interactive exhibits. There are also displays that will interest adults and older children focusing on tabletop and digital games. I would have had a blast if I had a child with me but the experience was great even without one.

What an amazing museum! There is something for every age there. I loved the toy history...it brought back many memories. There is a carousel, train, arcade area, superheroes, hands on play areas, zip line, butterfly garden and food court. Very kid friendly and a place to spend the whole day!

Great place to take the kids. We could honestly be there from opening to close with no dull moments. The climbing and zipline area are terrific. Many different areas to climb, hide, explore and play. Craft section, theater, arcade games, outside area and of course the butterflies.

We visited the museum on a weekday, and the number of people there was very manageable as a result. Although some areas did get busy and chaotic, I'm sure it's much worse on weekends, summer holidays, and the like.There was a ton to see and do for all ages, with a lot of interactive exhibits and informative displays. We've been to other children's museums in other cities, and this is probably the biggest. We spent the full day there with kids ranging from 2 to 11 years old, and if there was more time, I'm sure they could've stayed longer. Rides like the train and carousel are extra (but only $1 per person), as are the butterfly exhibit and the rope course.For the most part, the different areas were organized and kept in order, despite showing some signs of age and wear and tear. They also have plenty of seating for people to take a rest, as well as a restaurant, cafe, and food court on site. Re-entry within the same day is possible I'd you get a stamp, and paid lockers ($5 for a jumbo one and $4 for a large one) are available roo. Parking was housed in the multilevel parking structure outside and costs $5 for non-member museum guests.Overall, definitely worth a stop if you're in Rochester with kids or if you're a fan of toys, books/comics, and games (board games, video games, pinball machines, etc.).

A must for anyone who is into arcade games, but there is much more to this museum. Fair disclosure is that the experience is directed at children. My visit was on a weekday, so free street parking was possible. Other discosure: This is more than 1 day to see it all. The membership may be better for most who wish to get the whole experience.

Worth the drive from Toronto!We visited Strong Museum for two days during Canadian March Break. I was skeptical at first but a few friends from Toronto had spoken highly of the museum so decided to make the 3-3.5hr drive down to visit.My two kids ages 6 and 7 had a blast. Especially on the first day when it was less busy and every nook and cranny was exciting to explore.Overall I was impressed by the museum and the sheer scope of what's in there, the attention to detail and the never ending things for kids to do. This is like a major city science center, arcade, indoor playground and toy museum in one! The admission price is more than fair.Highlights:- Wegmans Mini Supermarket (with operating scanner and printout receipts)- Adventure Land with a pirate ship, giant puppet, and a detective room with secret doors- Vintage Arcade (Ninja Turtles, X-Men, Mario Kart, Donkey Kong, and many more)- Outdoor play area with giant Jenga blocks, Monopoly dog and Scrabble pieces- Level Up interactive exhibit where you collect points at different gaming stations. Well done!- Vintage toys and games were very nostalgic and a nice memory to share with the kidsOther comments:- Food court was well run, decently priced and very clean and modern- The second day we went (Fri) was noticeably more busy and was too packed for our liking. Would definitely recommend going early/mid week if possible- there are mini libraries throughout the museum which is a really nice touch- the butterfly garden was nice but not sure if I would re-do that. It's small and not great if your kid has a short attention span- we stayed across the street at the Hampton Inn. Very convenient since we didn't need to drive/park again and we could easily go back to the hotel midday if needed- we debated getting an annual pass but just got a two day pass instead. This might be fun to do once a year (coming from Toronto).

A must visit spot in Rochester. Perfect for both kids and adults. Historical exhibits on toy and game history plus many interactive play areas. Pinball gallery and many arcade games throughout the museum. Machines require tokens to play. Some video games exhibits with free to play games. One could easily spend many hours exploring.

This place is amazing! There is so much for kids to do and experience. We went on a Friday evening, they have half price tickets on Fridays from 4-8pm. You can’t beat paying $11.50 a ticket for that entire museum! Fantastic place!

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5.0

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1 Manhattan Square Dr, Rochester, NY 14607, USA

You can easily see why this is one of the most beautiful state parks in the entire 🇺🇲. It has great hikes. The middle and upper are fine with kids and elderly folks and you can park and walk from one to the other but the lower falls is a drive then a medium level walk if you're not a regular hiker. The lower falls involves a lot of stairs. It is a carry in carry out park so bring some bags to keep your trash safe till you leave. Cabins looked nice and they have rafting. There are numerous play areas for kids. The views are also breathtaking.

This state park has beautiful waterfalls, campgrounds, and canyon like formation places as well. There are three decks to the waterfall. Upper, middle, and lower. The entry fee to the park is $10 dollars. There are self pay machines like in many other state parks in NY. You can pay using a credit card.Soon after the entry you can see the bridge and a small parking area. There is a small trail of steps to reach the upper falls viewing point. The trail continues to middle and lower falls also. But those are drivable as well.Middle falls have the best views, bigger parking spaces and more people. The rainbow formations adds to the views of the area.Lower falls is also walkable from middle falls parking area. Drive further from the middle falls parking area, you will reach the canyon area, which looks great as well.

I can't express how beautiful this park is! The gorge is amazing. The waterfalls are extraordinary. Everything is very well laid out and nicely put together. The $10/car fee actually seems to go towards the park. I would highly recommend it!

Letchworth State Park is an absolute gem that every nature enthusiast must visit. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted with breathtaking views that will leave you in awe.The park boasts three stunning waterfalls: Upper, Middle, and Lower. Among them, the Middle Falls steals the show with its impressive cascade of water. The view of the bridge adds an extra layer of beauty to the landscape, creating a picture-perfect scene.For those who want to get up close and personal with the falls, there's the option to drive to the viewing location and then descend down the stairs for a closer look. It's a thrilling experience that allows you to truly appreciate the power and magnificence of nature.Beyond the waterfalls, the drive around the park is nothing short of spectacular. Plus, being close to the village allows you to glimpse into the charming life outside the city.In summary, Letchworth State Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking natural beauty and tranquility. With its stunning waterfalls, scenic drives, and proximity to village life, it offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Make sure to add this enchanting park to your bucket list—you won't be disappointed.

Cold rainy wet December day .. added more to this visit than it took away. The park was open for easily accessible areas but many spots were fenced off for safety. Entrance was free and yet the park was practically empty. During Covid this was comforting. The first stop was the New York mini “Grand Canyon”. It was breathtaking. Armed with umbrellas snapping photos along cleared defined paths and stone walls gave many photo opportunities. The routes were marked clearly with maps and historical information boards. Driving to the middle and high falls was easily done. Arriving at the picnic /playground /parking area after parking I chose to go to the high falls first. This area has look out coves among the cleared paths and stone walls. The middle falls were a short walk along the banks of the water way. Arriving at the middle falls I was able to get up close and personal in a look out cove. As I watched the furious rolling waters amongst the thunderous mesmerizing roar I felt completely at peace.Backtracking out of the park I saw look out points and a tourist shop. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit .. the park is accessible those with disabilities as you can drive to many points to take in the views. For hikers most of the trails were closed as were many entrances. For safety reason and low traffic at this time of year. There are camping areas , cabins, a restaurant and other options available during high season.

My husband and I took our camera to take breathtaking photos of Letchworth State Park. It was our 1st time there. It was amazing. The views are amazing. It's like our very own grand canyon. But way more colorful. Going this time of year brings such vivid colors and it's not too hot or too cold. It was a gorgeous sunny day. We can't wait to go again. It also was one of my mom's favorite places to go.

Great views everywhere you look!This park would take weeks to fully explore. It reminded me of a miniature Grand Canyon. The Autism trail was fun for our granddaughter. The visitors center was educational. I would love to come back and explore the trails…

Excellent state park, imagine this is one of the best state parks in the Eastern United States. Did a 6 mile out and hike checking out all three waterfalls- lower, middle and upper falls. Phenomenal views of the massive gorge, river and the waterfalls. The highlight is definitely the massive middle falls, very impressive coming in from Southern New England. Many visitor center buildings and so many more miles of trails to check out. The place is massive and could easily warrant multiple visits. It costs $10 to enter the park.

I can't express how beautiful this park is! The gorge is amazing. The waterfalls are extraordinary with spectacular viewing points. Everything is very well laid out and nicely put together. There is a snack shop, picnic area at the upper fall viewpoint. Lots of hiking trails. There is $10/car fee to enter the park. I would highly recommend visiting and you could easily spend a day here.

We visited the upper and middle falls. Neither require any significant hiking. Ample parking and bathrooms available throughout the park. Only $10 per car to get in.The falls were really beautiful. If you’re in the area it’s definitely worth checking out and we would like to come back.

This state park lives up to it's #1 ranking. The whole time I spent walking through Letchworth I was surprised it wasn't a national park. There are so many beautiful rest stops and every path is gorgeous. Even in spring before the trees bloomed the sights were breathtaking. Next visit I will most definitely be renting a cabin so I can spend a whole day or two here.

Before you reach the falls at the Letchworth State Park Visitors Center, you encounter this awesome bridge with a set of falls beneath it. Lovely for panoramic photos.There's a section of the park with a beautiful overlook of the bridge and falls together. Stairs take you down to view other parts of the falls downstream.We saw an ad for hot air balloon rides that take off from there, but we didn't see any while we visited.Small refreshment stand and bathroom facilities as well. Hot and buggy on the day we went, but neat if you like waterfalls.

Beautiful park with amazing waterfalls views!The hike along the ridge is easy and mostly flat with some ups and downs via stairs, that are well maintained. This is not a moderate hike, as suggested by various trails apps.The views are gorgeous!They also have a cute visitor center that has snacks and souvenirs.

Beautiful park! Lots of hikes. Picnic and grill areas along the trails . Bring your hiking shoes..some areas have quite some mud and a few moderate trails. Would be Beautiful to catch the hot air balloons flying. Nice place to spend the day . There's also an Inn and a few old school cabins .

This park is amazing! It has some of the best breathtaking views and geological dynamics. The waterfalls are spectacular. There is a trail that takes you to a foot bridge. There you are able to view the middle falls. There was over 100 steps to get to the bridge. I would not recommend someone with knee issues going down to the foot bridge. It is a bit hard to follow the map of the park. The Glen Iris Inn is on site. We did not stay there but we did have breakfast. Would highly recommend the breakfast. We stayed at the Pinewood Lodge that is partnered with the Glen Iris. This was a nice cabin like room with easy accessible walking paths to the falls. Would also recommend staying here.

Letchworth State Park is always a highlight for our family. The whole park is excellent, but we especially like the trail coming down from the Upper Falls top parking to the lower lot for the Upper Falls. We usually hike the stretch from that upper parking lot down to Inspiration Point. It's absolutely amazing. I typically drop the family at the top lot and drive the van down to the lower lot, then I hike up to meet them in the middle. We work our way over to Inspiration Point that way, and the family doesn't backtrack.The trail is always unique, and each season has its own wonders. This week we took some out-of-state friends with us and hiked the trail with Fall foliage starting to peak. No evolutionary advantage there—just an awesome work that is well worth your time. The autumn colors really brought the gorge to life. One of our best visits yet. Highly recommend a visit anytime of year.

This park is full of beautiful natural areas, numerous scenic views, hiking trails, camp sites. One of the best park to hike and admire the fall colors. The drive through the park itself was beautiful and peaceful. such a beautiful park. We spent the whole day. Highly recommended

This place was gorgeous. Everywhere you looked it was just breathtaking. All of the campgrounds are pretty secluded. The park is very long and there are things spread across the entirety of the park. So many trails that go everywhere. Beautiful falls and rivers everywhere as well. If you are able to visit this place you definitely should. It is well worth the trip!

Any time of year is stunning at Letchworth State Park! We had an opportunity recently to visit with local outfitter, Trail Otter for a full moon night hike. The gorge and falls were stunning by moonlight! It will definitely leave you in awe of the natural beauty. There are lots of trails to explore and we are looking forward to an upcoming rafting trip with Adventure Calls. Be sure to plan a full day to explore.

I am so grateful a friend of mine invited me to join her on a trip to this amazing place. I loved everything about it, from the natural splendor, gorgeous waterfalls, the vastness of the park, the amazing collection of trees, the beautiful stone fences, to how well it is maintained. Everything was impeccable, clean and without any fault. We were lucky to be there in a Monday morning, with very few people around, and we could really get closer to the beauty of the place. We are planning on returning for a longer visit, so we can hike on some of the numerous hiking trails of the park. A truly unforgettable place, which I highly recommend.

Staff is very friendly, lots of park police presence for a safe experience, miles of hiking trails and beautiful pull off spots for some amazing views. Great place to camp, get married, and explore!

This park left an amazing impression on me. It is such a rugged yet beautiful landscape. Unfortunately, with it being the winter season, a lot of the park roads were closed. Being fresh off of hernia surgery, I was limited where I could get to on foot. I can't wait to get back and explore all areas of this treasure. There are at least three waterfalls (lower falls road closed). The middle falls section has several flood lights mounted on the rocks that I'm sure will provide an amazing show at dark. The trail between the middle and upper falls was closed (I assume don't freezing spray).

Beautiful scenic park which is nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of the East Coast.” Lovely falls and scenic backdrops full of nature surrounding you with breathtaking views. I was married here and the pictures were so beautiful, some people questioned me as to whether or not it is a fake background prop. Lovely time there. Peaceful and quiet. Check out the restaurant there it was equally delicious where we attended for our dinner party.

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Went on a garden tour today. It was fabulous. Our tour guide Louise was great and the group we werewith were fun. The gardens are just stunning. I love this place and it’s our 10th time going. I highly recommend any of their tours the auto baron, servants quarters, basem*nt… they’re all informative and exciting. The gift shop is charming and all of the staff LOVE their work and the home. We ended our day with lunch at the tea garden which was scrumptious and well worth the prices. A little bit of Oshawa’s history to explore.

Our experience at Parkwood Estate was really good. We had a great family outing. The gardens and the fountains are very well maintained and clean. Lots of open space for families to hang out together. Parking is free too. Although we couldn't manage to do the guided tour of the mansion but we are planning to go again soon.

Absolute gorgeous place for afternoon tea. The estate is well kept and the florals are beautiful. With the afternoon tea set, you get a plethora amount of food to keep you satisfied. My favourite sandwich was the apple curry chicken croissant! The scones are great and so are the sweets. The service is impeccable!!! My friends and I needed to go to the washroom and they called a golf cart to take us there since the walk was going to be long. Not only that, the gentleman that took us waited for us and dropped us back at the tea house. The property is great for pictures and to just enjoy. I would love to come back again 💖

Amazingly gorgeous right in Oshawa! Take the tour - so interesting and informative. Our guide and the staff were excellent 👌🏻. Grand home and fantastic grounds. Highly recommended. Will be back as they have so many tours + tea in the stunning gardens in the summer.

First time visiting the estate to attend the Lawn Maker show on September 19. The show featured local small businesses so we were happy to support local vendors.Beautiful garden and grounds. Limited parking on the estate but there is a parking garage beside the site. We paid $9 for a few hours.They offer tours and high tea in the garden that is booked in advanced. We plan on coming back another day for that but it may have to wait until next year because there are no more slots for the rest of the season.There is a small gift shop to check out. The neat part is to see all the movies that have been shot on the grounds of the estate.A beautiful, peaceful oasis east of Toronto. Definitely worth the visit.

There are several tours you can choose from and we are very glad to have toured the mansion today.Look at their excellent website or call their helpful staff and volunteers. Elizabeth was great. Thanks for answering a hundred questions. This amazing place sits in the midst of Oshawa and they don't charge for parking? That's generous.

We attended for the Lavender Picnic on July 9.We appreciated the beauty of the grounds and the nicely boxed luncheon consisting of a chicken sandwich, two mini lavender cookies, two cannolis, small lavender iced tea.We felt that for the price of a ticket total $53.55, it should have included some type of program, even for 1/2 hour.Their advertising was confusing, as it did not specify that when booking it was for one person, stating "bring a friend", which implies two people and not "invite a friend"

This is a beautiful estate to visit for historical importance. Visiting this place takes you back in time. Well maintained but we visited in November. The guided tour of 90 minutes costs $12 for seniors. There are many guided tours within the estate for which you have to check the website. We got to see the living, dining, family room and Library, The Recreation area included Swimming, blowing ally and pool table. The tour was worth it. Will return in Summer. A list of movies that were filmed here is included here.

Absolutely amazing. We did 2 tours. The specialty greenhouse tour followed by the auto baron tour. Both tour guides were phenomenal. So passionate and knowledgeable. Cannot wait to return and learn more about the fascinating McLaughlin family and their estate.

This is a hidden gem! I live close by and was never aware of this place! We took a guided tour of the palace and it was incredible! The tour guides/crew are all awesome friendly and make you feel at home, they made this experience even more remembrable. Thank you Vivian, you are doing great. ❤️ The estate itself is great, has a tea restaurant near the fountain and water body which is an amazing experience. I'm looking forward to booking the next tour of the servant quarters and first floor in the fall. It's a wonderful place, even if you're not a fan of history, a must visit!

Definitely the most underrated and overlooked spot in Oshawa. We loved our tour of the mansion - it was a fascinating exploration of a major Canadian figure I’d never even heard of. Then we explored the grounds - which are free and open to everyone and are absolutely gorgeous. They’re also going to look very familiar to fans of Billy Madison, Nightmare Alley, Ready of Not, or any number of other films that have featured the grounds’ fountain.

This was a really great experience and I highly recommend it!I did the Auto Baron Tour with friends. This is a bit of an overview tour vs the other more specialized tours. Our tour guide, Zoe, was quite informative and did a wonderful job painting a picture of what life was like, while deftly handling some of our esoteric questions!The home is stunning and well maintained, and the grounds spectacular as well. There is so much to cover, I now understand why there are so many different tours! I'll just have to go back to check out other parts of the home!ETA: I have also done the Christmas tour and Greenhouse tour, and thoroughly enjoyed them. Lovely to learn more about this fascinating family although it's a real treat having Zoe for a tour guide as her passion and admiration really shine through.I did the Christmas tour with my mom and sister, and the Greenhouse tour with my husband and 4 year old son. The home and grounds are so extensive, and the history spans so many decades, that multiple tours really allow you to dive in and discover many enjoyable nuances.

This place is a haven in the middle of Oshawa. It was built by Sam Mclaughlin who eventually founded General Motor s. It is a designated Historical site. I still haven't visited the actual house but I will.The gardens are out of this world. They reminded me of European gardens. I visited in September and October and I have to return next summer. There is a a tea house and a gift store.Do visit here, I know I will return.

Beautiful historic mansion with unique features like a bowling lane and indoor pool. Many movies have been filmed here. There is even a tour highlighting them. Great history facts from the tour guides who are very knowledgeable . Don't forget to stop at the gift shop for some lovely items!

Two intriguing elements were the house and the gardens. Even in early Fall, the latter were beautiful with a wide range of flower types and colours with the contrasting green of the lawns. The house was an impressive collection of different rooms many of which contained the original furniture. Wonderfully high ceilings with wood panelled walls and contrasting plaster mouldings. A detailed presentation by the knowledgeable docent gave a warm insight into the personalities of the family. Well worth visiting. Combined house and garden visit would need about 2.5 hours.

Came to the Teahouse for a summer evening dinner. Wasn't too busy but apparently we came on the last day for dinners for the summer so could be why. We made reservations and we're seated front and centre of the fountain. Stunning view! 😍 the hostess and wait staff were very attentive and friendly! The food and drinks were great and we loved getting to walk around the estate afterwards to enjoy the scenery. Definitely will be coming back next summer to try out the afternoon tea as well!

It’s very beautiful and not too crowded. Very nice vibes.The staff are all very friendly and amazing! They help you as much as they can.I went to buy tea and they were very helpful and answered all my questions.I needed to charge my phone and they even helped me out with that!I also did the tour which was very informative.I really recommend this place to people who want a relaxing day at a beautiful place with a lot of beautiful flowers!

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The experience was okay. If there were more animals to see, it would have been better. Spent around 5 hours and walked the entire complex and just saw less than 15 animals. But the experiencewas good. Oh, also, the staff was very knowledgeable. They explain things very well. If there's a way to find which animals are there ahead of time, it'll be better, I guess.

Get a 20% discount on admission when you give them your presto card seems like a better option than buying online/in advance if you don’t mind a little bit of a wait.Had a fun 5 hours and 20000 steps in. There were a few animals off display because it was too hot out. Would recommend bringing lunch, snacks, and a refillable water bottle. There are a bunch of benches to eat at and water refill stations.Their signage and map was easy to navigate. They also had fun facts and other signs which were educational and nice if you take the time to read.

The zoo is a fun place for families and friends. Wear comfortable walking shoes, stay hydrated and have fun. There is lot of food and drinks on sale throughout the 700 acres of land. There is adequate parking. Lots of picnic areas, washrooms and vending machines throughout. It's definitely worth it to buy your tickets and parking online to avoid the lines. When it's too hot, the animals tend to stay in their enclosure or just lie around. Still always a great place to spend time with the family.

The Toronto zoo is a really nice place to spend time in nature. We went there with family and had a great time. We actually started with a nice cheese pizza at the first stop of the hop on- hop off 😉. The exhibits of animals were really nice. One sad thing was to see animals in confinement do not augur well for me 😢. But the saving grace was that animals were taken well care of .The Hop On- Hop Off train rides to each of the sections were really good. They explained the family chain of animals and the history of the zoo which was fabulous. Overall a very well spent day.

If you as me are animal lovers, then this is the place to visit. Animals seem well treated, and the staff try to maintain an atmosphere as comfortable as possible for them.The pandemic has been a challenge in many ways, and zoos have been affected considerably. Coming with family and children is definitely the best way to support them and admire the animal greatness that we have around us and our responsibility to protect it.

Family Day trip was a success. We have always gone in the summer and even once as a COVID drive thru, but never in the winter. Lots on warm indoor options and surprisingly quite a few outdoor animals out and about, including the lions, tigers, hyenas, and the obvious polar bears etc. A lot less people was a bonus but certain sections were closed, such as the Canadian zone, hence a lost star. Kids had a blast and so did we. Still a great yearly family destination, and we are glad we tried a winter session.

We went to zoo on first week of April. It was a perfect weather for day out and enjoy the great weather. Though not all animals were out in their sections , we still got to enjoy the Africa section. Zoo is too big to complete in single visit,will suggest to get an annual membership to enjoy it.

Nice place to visit with kids and family. Kids will have a great time. The zoo is pretty big and you have options of zoo mobile to transfer between different stations inside the zoo. It takes around 2 to 5 hours to completely visit the zoo. They also have camping options where we can book and stay for the night. The Zoo staffs are so friendly! The parking ticket is 15$ per day. An adult it costs around 37$ per day. For infants less than 3 it is free.

Ensure to have an entire day free & if possible get in early to stroll around all the regions of the zoo. Ample parking space and charges are additional to the ticket. It's a good place for children to enjoy their time as well as learn about animals from various geographical areas. Stroller accessible, also has rentals available. Clean washrooms in America's and has food joints as well as picnic spots every few meters. They have a wide variety of animals in the Eurasia & Canadian domain, but others just had a few of them. Huge space, could have been used more effectively.

Had a fabulous time! So hard to choose a favourite area. It was so well laid out and really a great time. We had fantastic weather, which of course helped, but there's a lot of indoor exhibits, so if it rained we would have been fine too. Oh and we rented a stroller, which was a great idea! And the gift shop was not overpriced and had really nice items.

We had a great visit! The park was accommodating to people with disabilities and children. The layout was excellent to walk with good shoes and a child in a stroller. We saw most exhibits, zipping around in a condensed timeframes, since we traveled 2.5 hours from home. There were also plenty of shaded areas to rest and pavilions to have lunch or a snack. The animals were very visible in almost all enclosures. The new boardwalk through the wooded area is well crafted and the wooded canopy is a sight of it's own. Last time I had visited the snow leopard was coming soon and what a beautiful big cat to see. Make sure to see the camel's and the newest baby camel born this spring 2023... was only 2 weeks old today - so cute and worth going to visit this summer to see this baby grow. The gorillas were very entertaining and exciting to watch! Hippos were playful! My daughter is about 1 and a half and she was very engaged with learning animals in real life and sight seeing. This time of year there weren't many mosquitoes as well - loved it!

It's fun for little kids and a great educational space to learn about various animals around the world. Maybe it's the time of year we went, not too many animals are out on display. There's some nice boardwalks and pathways throughout that make for a scenic walk. Definitely a good way get steps in!It was raining for half of the day so the zoo wasn't too crowded which is what I prefer.Will be back for special events.

Bravo Toronto Zoo, for all you do to make us humans remember and appreciate how amazing other species are.The animals look healthy and comfortable in this world-class zoo. My fave this time was the orangatang mom and baby. The staff are great too: I got talking with a zookeeper scooping up goat poop and she was so fun to talk to, happily telling us the observations she's made in the poop of different animals.If you're the parent of a teenager, the zoo is a great way to unplug them for a whole day and give them lots of exercise. My teens just loved bringing a friend and being turned loose in here. They did the WHOLE zoo while I could explore more slowly myself.The flowers and landscaping are beautifully done.There is room for improvement on the signage coming into parking. It needs to be more clear, both on Google Maps, and on site. Also, cleanliness of the washrooms near the gate seems to be an issue.

We love the zoo! I love learning all about the animals from the volunteers. They have a wealth of knowledge! It is so big so I recommend getting a membership so that you can see it all slowly. It’s such a great way to spend a big part of your day outside. Lots of picnic tables to choose from. I love how there’s lots of fun “playground” areas for the kids everywhere.

No lines and lots to see. I was skeptical about going in winter but there was still so much to see. We enjoyed every minute of our afternoon at the zoo. Seems like it would be bumped in the summer but if you want a super peaceful experience winter is a great time to go.

A Toronto experience that was a first for me! I am still amazed at how easy the walk was. Every station just naturally flowed into the next, with no confusion of where we were or where we were going.There were many different stations, but I remember we did the safari, the different species of animals, birds, rhinos, monkeys, giraffes, gorillas, lions, tigers, snakes, fish and every species of animal you can think of! There's also a very lush forest, I was very impressed with, with a bridge almost suspended through it, which was very cool. I am still amazed at the expanse of land that the zoo sits on. It is a massive area!Next year I will definitely purchase the season's pass and go more than once. We went with a toddler in a stroller, very easy to move around. However next time will invite some older kids with us, I think they will enjoy and appreciate the animals more. Toddlers might be bored after the first 20 mins, but surprisingly mine enjoyed the entire walk!Definitely a spot to invest in. Will be our new yearly tradition!

Since moving to Toronto, I've been looking forward to checking out the Toronto Zoo. I've heard incredible things about it and I'm glad to say that they lived up to the hype.Though I visited on a weekday in the off season, there were plenty of animals to see and a lot going on. I was able to see several of my favourite animals including the massasauga rattlesnakes and the tigers, both of which had impeccable habitats and seemed both healthy and happy! It's clear that the zoo takes animal welfare very seriously.The staff and volunteers that I encountered on my visit were excellent. They were very friendly and talked to me about everything from the animals to the zoo updates to the volunteer application process. I ended up learning a lot from them!As a physically disabled person, I was initially a bit concerned about the accessibility of the zoo but after reading through the website's dedicated accessibility information, I was pleasantly surprised. Not only is the zoo fully wheelchair accessible, they also have wheelchairs, sensory bags, and other accessibility tools/mobility aids available for disabled guests to borrow. I also really appreciated the disability price on tickets, especially as I wasn't able to enjoy all the exhibits due to my disability (Though not for a lack of accessibility on the zoo's part!).While at the zoo, I was able to get some great pictures before it began to rain and, while it was raining, there were so many indoor exhibits to see.I ended up staying for nearly the entire day and grabbed lunch there. The food was expensive but no more than can be expected for such places. The only real complaint I have was that, despite having multiple signs and exhibits that spoke about the harm of single use plastics and included multiple solutions, the cafeteria and gift shop still used a LOT of single use plastics, even when it could have easily been replaced by a reusable, paper, or plant-based alternative.All in all, it was a great visit and I fully intend to return when all the exhibits are open and the weather is a bit more predictable.

The Toronto Zoo offers a wonderful experience for families to enjoy time together while observing animals. Although most exhibits are outdoors, making spring, summer, or fall ideal seasons to visit, there are also indoor options available. However, one area needing improvement is the Canadian exhibit, which is inconveniently located down a steep hill, making access challenging. Given its significance as a Canadian zoo, enhancing accessibility to this exhibit would greatly improve the overall visitor experience. Additionally, many visitors, myself included, miss seeing the grizzly bears due to this inconvenience. Furthermore, I urge the zoo to reconsider its decision regarding the elephants and explore the possibility of establishing a suitable sanctuary within its extensive property in the Rouge Valley.

I recently visited the Toronto Zoo and had an absolutely fantastic experience. From start to finish, the visit exceeded my expectations and provided a delightful day for both adults and children alike.The zoo is impressively vast and beautifully maintained, with well-kept pathways and lush greenery. Each exhibit is thoughtfully designed to resemble the natural habitats of the animals, which not only enhances the viewing experience but also demonstrates the zoo’s commitment to animal welfare.One of the highlights of our visit was the African Savanna exhibit, where we saw majestic giraffes, playful zebras, and a magnificent rhinoceros. The Great Barrier Reef exhibit was equally spectacular, with its vibrant aquatic life and informative displays. The interactive experiences, such as the kangaroo walkabout and the Discovery Zone for children, added an extra layer of engagement and fun.What stood out most was the educational aspect of the zoo. Informative plaques and interactive displays provided fascinating facts about the animals and their environments, making the visit not only entertaining but also enriching. The zoo offers various keeper talks and demonstrations throughout the day, which were both informative and engaging.Overall, the Toronto Zoo provides a wonderful day out, blending entertainment, education, and conservation. It’s a perfect destination for families, animal lovers, and anyone looking to spend a day surrounded by the wonders of the animal kingdom. I highly recommend a visit!

Super fun! They have such a variety of animals with big cages! Great family's, friends,field trips and more! They have food in a lot of places, pretty pricey but still good. They teach you a lot here and keep you happy! Great experience and just so fun! Great for all ages! Loved the polar bear💙

It is always a great experience to take my kids to visit the zoo, whether in summer, fall or even winter. Very entertaining, educational and informative for everyone! The new addition of the arctic wolf, young and playful cheetahs and a small waterfall show you how the zoo is still working hard to attract visitors while we all miss the elephants and giant pandas.

The zoo is a fun place for families and friends. Wear comfortable walking shoes, stay hydrated and have fun. There is lot of food and drinks on sale throughout the 700 acres of land. There is adequate parking. Lots of picnic areas, washrooms and vending machines throughout. It's definitely worth it to buy your tickets and parking online to avoid the lines. When it's too hot, the animals tend to stay in their enclosure or just lie around. Still always a great place to spend time with the family.

Organized a corporate event at the Zoo for 500+ guests and it went amazingly. The catering company was really good and was able to accommodate some dietary restrictions very well. They were even have scooters for rent for mobility challenges people like me which I appreciated very much as our picnic site was VERY far from the entrance, but otherwise a great time was had by all

I visited the Toronto Zoo with my wife over the weekend, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience! We decided to buy our tickets online and went there before the zoo opened, I highly recommend doing so because there was no wait time at all – we just walked right in.The Toronto Zoo is a fantastic place to spend a day. The variety of animals and the attention to their natural habitats is impressive. I particularly enjoyed the capybara exhibit – those adorable creatures stole my heart!The overall atmosphere was peaceful, and it felt like we were surrounded by nature. The zoo’s dedication to conservation and education is evident, and I appreciate their efforts to make the world a better place for animals.I can’t wait to visit the Toronto Zoo again in the future. It’s a perfect place for a day of fun and learning for all ages. If you haven’t been yet, make sure to check it out – you won’t be disappointed!

The zoo is vast and boasts a wonderful environment. Both the admission fee and the food prices inside are very reasonable. It's an ideal place for families, friends, and couples to take a leisurely stroll. To explore the entire zoo on foot, expect to spend at least four hours. While they do offer a mini-train ride, it covers just a short distance and ultimately brings you back to the starting point. Some areas are available for rental, which might make it feel a bit commercialized, but aside from that, everything else is commendable. It's a perfect spot for a weekend outing or springtime excursion.

Fantastic Family AdventureI recently visited the Toronto Zoo, and it was an incredible experience for the whole family! The variety of animals and well-maintained exhibits left us in awe. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, adding to the overall enjoyment. The zoo's commitment to conservation and education is truly commendable. We can't wait to return and explore more of this wonderful place. Highly recommended!

Visited the Toronto Zoo this spring 2023 and had a wonderful time. The zoo is home to a wide variety of animals and offers a great opportunity to learn about different species. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and it was raining, which made it difficult to enjoy the park to its fullest. I wasn’t able to finish my trip and see all the animals.

I had an amazing experience at the Toronto Zoo! The diverse range of exhibits allowed me to explore ecosystems from around the world. The well-maintained enclosures create a comfortable environment for the animals, and the knowledgeable staff provided fascinating insights during feeding sessions. It's a fantastic place for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to appreciate the beauty of wildlife. The zoo's commitment to conservation and education adds an extra layer of significance to the visit. Overall, a must-visit attraction with something for everyone!

I visited in March. Still cold for many animals and sections of the park to be open. It was a different experience than when I visited 8 years ago, 9 years ago and 10 years ago all in late spring / summer ( June, July, August ). It was still very busy since it was a long weekend but one thing that stood up was amazing crew( super helpful and friendly). The kids zone was a bit underwhelming but my son loved the bat caves and wanted to spend all of his time there he also loved the bat booth with information and stories. There was a craft local market that we bought our bbq lunch ( locally made sausages) which was great. Food, drink and snacks are all across the park. Drinks are expensive ($4 pop) so not a bad idea to bring yours or have a water bottle ( multiple water fountains all across the zoo). If you have kids, definitely bring your stroller ( there is rent option but usually all go e depending on your time of visit. Ample Parking $15 per car payable upon exit by purchasing from the guest relations ( look in the map to find it) or online. Highly suggest the Zoomobile if you get there early and planning not to walk your whole day. $9 per person: makes your visit so much more efficient. Plus kids love it!Things I recommend: go in summer, June or October; preferably not during a holiday, bring your sunscreen, be there early around 10 am, have a hat ( for sun or if in Oct for cold- it can get very windy), buy zoomobile ticket. Research your route, let kids enjoy and do not worry about visiting everything.

We had an awesome time at the zoo. We went in February and the weather was great and they had a lot of animals out. It was great talking to staff about all the cool work they do reintroducing animals back into the wild! We loved hearing about the black footed Ferret and the bird that impales mice on Thurn bushes and the turtles and snakes they have had a big hand in helping. I'd love to go back in the summer. I'm sure it will be much busier in the summer but probably worth it. Either way whenever you go there is not a shortage of beautiful animals to see.

The Toronto Zoo holds a special place in my heart. Visiting as a child and now sharing special moments with my child, it has come around full circle.Having a membership gives great benefits from early admission, discounts on food, gift shops and first access on events.Most times I just visit to get away from the city and enjoy the serenity of nature and animals.There is a lot of construction happening now but from the looks of what's Happening if the construction is completed by the summer this will be a game changer! The new boardwalks, the paths the reconstruction of the entrance. I can see their vision and it will truly be amazing once everything is completed.Me is a perfect month to visit just be aware of the weather before visiting. But the temperature is perfect for walking the entire Zoo. For me I took my time and explored all the exhibits indoor and out including the greenhouse and the Animal Hospital. My favorite is the orangutan sanctuary where you can sit and watch baby Wali and his mama on the observation deck. It is absolutely astonishing to see how Zoo staff created their home away from home. All in all my visit took approximately 4 hours.Families have an option of renting strollers there's also the zoo mobile at a fee where you can take a small train / trolley around the park to visit all the animal exhibits and you can hop on the Zoo mobile at various locations within the grounds.I highly recommend the Toronto Zoo for families and even some "me time".

I went on a cold day. It was not busy at all. I paid $15 for parking but was able to use a level 2 charger for free. A few animals such as polar bears and wolves were outside. Fortunately there were indoor pavilions. I enjoyed seeing the orangutan and gorillas.

My recent visit to the Toronto Zoo was an absolute delight! From the moment I stepped through the gates, I was captivated by the vast array of animals and exhibits that awaited me. The zoo's commitment to conservation and education shines through in every aspect of the experience.One of the highlights of my visit was exploring the various themed areas, each meticulously designed to replicate the natural habitats of the animals. From the lush forests of the Americas to the arid landscapes of Africa, every corner of the zoo offered a unique glimpse into the diverse ecosystems of our planet.The animal enclosures were spacious and well-maintained, allowing the inhabitants to thrive in environments closely resembling their natural homes. I was particularly impressed by the zoo's efforts in providing enrichment activities for the animals, ensuring their physical and mental well-being.The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and always eager to answer any questions I had. It was evident that they were passionate about their work and dedicated to the welfare of the animals in their care.Overall, my experience at the Toronto Zoo was both educational and enjoyable. It's the perfect destination for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to connect with the wonders of the animal kingdom. I highly recommend a visit to the Toronto Zoo for an unforgettable day of exploration and discovery.

One of the largest zoo in the world! I didnt expect that. Me and my family enjoyed this place but you have to come early in the morning if you want to visit all the zoogeographic regions.. you can buy your tickets online to avoid long queue esp on public holidays..

Went on the weekend with my nephew and niece. The zoo wasn’t too busy, was lots of fun. Most exhibitions were open, lots of amazing animals, insects and wildlife to see. Was much bigger than what I was expecting, we really enjoyed our time here. We were there for 6 hours, it takes quite sometime to see everything. We spent some time in the gift shop and got a couple of souvenirs. Great place to take the family or go on a date. I would definitely recommend visiting the zoo to all my family and friends.

Loved it so much to see but make sure you go on a sunny day so all the animals are out.Also buy tickets in advance atleast week ahead as you get good prices and can save $10 or more per ticket.Good food available and also gifts shop to buy gifts

My wife and I have recently made a point of going to as many zoos as we can. The Toronto zoo is the first out of country zoo we have visited and it was an amazing experience. The Toronto zoo blends exhibits with the great Canadian outdoors flawlessly and you really feel as if you are hiking a trail while also enjoying the scenery of a zoo. The variety of animals on display are breathtaking and really made the trip worth every bit paid. The staff is extraordinarily helpful and friendly. In our visit we were stopped multiple times by staff who wanted to help guide us to the animal enclosures that we most wanted to visit and tell us interesting facts about each animal on display! Another thing the Toronto zoo does extremely well is the size of each exhibit, all animals have PLENTY of space to roam and live happily, which is not something commonly seen in the American zoos I've visited. Overall the Toronto zoo is a stop that I already can't wait to visit again in the future filled with amazing exhibits, wonderful and friendly staff, and a great outdoor atmosphere to bring everything together!

I visited in 2017 and wasn't disappointed, and I sure wasn't disappointed today either. The staff are so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable! The animals are obviously well cared for and happy. The place gives off great vibes. I feel like I'm part of a community when I'm visiting. Thanks Toronto Zoo!

A huge Zoo, be sure to bring shoes to walk in and a stroller for children 4 or 5 and under because it's a LOT of walking for little ones.A wonderfully kept Zoo with very friendly staff. The Tigers, polar bears, and wolves are great and you should be able to see them from any angle. Lots of great exhibits and lots of seating, which is necessary given the size of the Zoo.The price is more than fair given everything that is included. You can easily spend from open to close walking around and looking at things.The only Zoo of this caliber that I've been to is the Fort Worth Zoo, and that's high praise coming from me.Parking is easy, access and exit are painless, ticket entry is a piece of cake. Just easy from top to bottom to enter and see animals. Again make sure you're ready for long walks.Can't recommend it enough, the Toronto Zoo is top flight stuff!

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A perfect place for day outing. You can take the ferry from downtown and reach the island in 10 minutes. The island has few café, barbeque areas, playground for kids, fast food restaurants and gorgeous beach. There is a gigantic lighthouse on the island. The best way to explore the island is by foot but one can also get the bike rentals. I usually ride my bicycle around the island and it feels very good. The spectacular view at the night of the city skyline is breathtaking. Weekends are busy try to visit on weekdays. The panoramic view of the city is worth the watch.

A beautiful place to explore during the summer! Full of parks, beaches, and activities to do. Really enjoyed the 4-person biking around the entire island! Also great to just chill and relax by the water. Highly recommend!

Really good place to hangout with family and friends. You can take your own food for a picnic and there are a number of restaurants on the island.There is option to take a public ferry or a boat for just you to reach the island.People usually come with family or friends to spend time and look at the Toronto skyline. There is a beach as well.

One of the best attractions of Toronto it’s lush park with beaches and entertainments aIt 30 min by Ferry from the city that goes in out every 30 minYou will completely feel that you’re not in the city anymore. very relaxing spaces good for picnics outing with family friends

It's a great place to visit during a sunny weather. It has plenty of areas for picnics, multiple beaches for swimming, and a few landmarks, such as Gibraltar's lighthouse. There's also an amusem*nt park for kids, a small animal farm, and a couple of restaurants. Beware of the pricey food however; it's better to bring your own. All three islands (Centre, Hanlen's, and Ward) are connected to each other. It's best to traverse it using a bicycle (you can rent or bring your own), as it gets tiring after long walks. It's better to arrive and depart from either Ward or Hanlen's, as Centre Island is the most crowded out of the three, unless there's something specific in Centre Island that you'd like to visit first. Using a water taxi is worth the few extra bucks. You can return to the mainland using the ferry for free.

Love this place, the ambience is always pleasant and the views are beautiful. We went on the long weekend of Queen Victoria and I do not recommend it, definitely better to avoid long weekends, during this weekend the waiting times even for the water taxi was way too much, the ferry was taking way too long and the lines were insane. The washrooms lines were also very long. Not worth going on a long weekend but other than that this place is beautiful!

Perfect for day outing, take your friends, family. Good picnic spot, lush greenery, huge gardens, take ferry to islands it cost you around $9 for an adult for two way trip.Washrooms are available and small eateries.

The park is very simple but it’s more than enough for one that is in Toronto. There’s a lot of spaces to do picnic, but you must bring your own food because there are limited options here. Bring your own water as well. There were a lot of people. The ferry heading there and back was full. It was an OK day trip.

This is a must visit spot in Toronto!!!! Do visit here in the summer it’s really beautiful. There are three islands where the ferry will take you. I would recommend to start from the Center Island as it has the most frequent ferries going.There are multiple food spots all around the island. Activities like cycling, canoeing, boating can be found on various locations! Make note that you will need to walk a lot if you are planning to see the whole place at once.Also, if you are not interested in night skyline views make sure to leave before 7. We had to wait an hour for the last ferry to pick us up. And trust me it was crowded at the end!! But overall it’s an amazing place to spend time on a good summer weekend.

Awesome place for a picnic...Take the ferry from Jack Layton ferry terminal. It's fun to explore the island on bikes or quadricycles which are available for rent. A whole day isn't enough to enjoy this place. Must go place!

WOW! Amazing experienceI absolutely recommend try boating in Toronto island (you need to have a boat licence to try boating yourself)I've attached a couple of pictures that I took from middle of the Lake Ontario :DAlso, below is my research about Toronto Islands:The Toronto Islands are a group of small islands located in Lake Ontario, just a short ferry ride away from downtown Toronto, Canada. They are a popular destination for locals and visitors alike, offering a range of activities and breathtaking scenery.One of the main highlights of the Toronto Islands is their beautiful beaches, which are some of the best in the city. Visitors can go for a swim, relax on the sand, or enjoy a picnic on the beach. The islands are also a popular destination for boating, offering a range of activities including sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding.Another must-see attraction on the Toronto Islands is the lush parkland, which covers much of the islands. Visitors can stroll through the gardens, admiring the lush vegetation and diverse wildlife, or head out on one of the many trails for a hike or bike ride.The islands are also home to several historic and cultural attractions, including the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, which is one of the oldest lighthouses on the Great Lakes, and the Toronto Island Park, which features several picnic areas, a playground, and a large pond for paddling.Overall, the Toronto Islands are a truly special place that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day at the beach, a fun outdoor adventure, or a cultural experience, the islands are a must-visit destination in Toronto.

Toronto Island is one of my favorite places in this city that has so many attractions. Getting to the island is easy, you can use the ferry that leaves every 30 minutes and holds a large number of people, or make use of the taxi boats, which leave according to their capacity. Both have staff to assist people with disabilities, especially wheelchair users and families with baby carriages.The ferry has restrooms, unlike taxi boats which are open (the ferry has restrooms for people with disabilities). The ferry currently costs an average of 10 Canadian dollars and the return is free and taxis cost an average of 12 Canadian dollars.The island has a great structure for barbecues, picnics, games with children, in addition to the structure of the amusem*nt park (toys are paid). The island still has some swings spread across several areas and the splash area.There are snack bars and pizzerias scattered around the island, as well as cars and ice cream stands. During spring and summer, many events usually take place (on these days it is worth arriving early and leaving early, due to the queue for the ferry). The structure has restrooms spread across several points, male and female, in addition to family restrooms and bathrooms adapted for the disabled.A tour that can't be missed by those who live in Toronto and by those who are on a tour.

Beautiful parc, where you can spend literally whole day and you won’t be bored. There’s an amusem*nt park on the island - we weren’t there, but I think that’s a nice place for children. You can take a nice walk, rest on the grass - nice spot to plan a picnic there. There’s a beach and the pier. You can rent a bike. There’s also a beautiful view over Toronto. For me this place is magical, so peaceful an a great place to rest, even to go there alone and enjoy the nature.

One of the must see places in Toronto. You can take a boat or ferry to the island. We took the boat for cad 12.50 when we went and we used the free return ferry on our way back. It would save time if you check the ferry time in advance. The ferry ride was simply awesome.The view of Toronto skyline from here is amazing. You get the best picture of Toronto from here in my opinion. You should also take the photo from the ferry.The island has a park for the kids, beach with lifeguards service, yacht docking station, etc there. The place is maintained really well. They have neatly maintained washrooms too.It is a good place to bring the kids and also a great place to have a group outing too. The park there is a good place for kids to enjoy.There are swans, ducks, etc too in the water.However, I was cautioned by others about the rush on long weekends. The parking around the ferry station was cad 20.

It's a must visit place if you live in Toronto or are visiting for a couple of days. It offers a serene escape from the busy routine of city. The ferry ride provides stunning skyline views, and once on the island, you'll find peaceful beaches, lush greenery, and charming cottages. Whether you're cycling along the paths or enjoying a picnic with a view, it's a perfect retreat for nature lovers. The quaint community atmosphere and proximity to downtown make it a year round must-visit destination.Helpful info-(1) Recommend booking your Ferry tickets online, it would be much quicker to get in.(2) The ferry schedule is changed seasonally, so check your ferry's time before making travel arrangements.(3) while coming back from the island it becomes very crowded in the evening during Summer/fall times. Either leave before 5 PM or leave after 7 PM if you don't want to wait for an hour in queue.(4) If coming for the entire day, it is better to pack your food with you. Very limited food options available.

Only had 1 day to spend in Toronto and chose to take the ferry across - persona highlight of Toronto! Even in winter season, it’s beautiful to experience the contrast between the island houses, the city and the waterfront. Beautiful sunset views.

Great experience, nice ferry ride from the city to this lovely island, very quiet and peaceful place, we did go in fall tho, may be different for summer time. Nice place for lunch or just to walk around. Could spend a day or few hrs here. There are permanent residents on here as well

I really liked the island!But it was absolutely not cool to have to wait about 40 minutes for the ferry (in the cold). There were many people waiting. They were limiting the ferry to 50 people because they were short-staffed.

Toronto Island Escape with a Splash of Adventure, the Island offers a refreshing break from the city hustle, and my kayak adventure heightened the experience. Paddling along the scenic shoreline provided breathtaking views of the skyline. Whether you're into water activities or simply enjoying the serene surroundings, Toronto Island is a must-visit for summer. 🚣‍♂️🌳 #IslandEscape"

One of my favourite places in Toronto to visit! The island is packed with stunning sights of flowers, trees and various little animals that hang around in every corner. The park is well built to accommodate visitors of all types and their needs.There’s lots to do there, from swimming at the beach to having a picnic. The island is also bicycle friendly so look out for the rental at the end of the walk!The best way to come is by boat, there’s one that goes every 30-60 mins or so. A benefit t taking the boat at the scenic views of the cities skyline. Make sure to stay until sunset to get the best pictures possible from the park. By the time you wait for the boat it’ll be nightfall which is also the best time to take a look at the skyline with the building lights glowing.

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All seafood products were worth every penny!! Everything we got was super fresh and yummy as always. Best spot for fresh seafood and the fun atmosphereThey will ship out the fresh seafood to your place for you. It isn't cheap but great quality seafood products and fresh vegetable. Have shipped it back a few times and love the tiger shrimp and oysters.

Interesting place, a lot of purchasing meat options. Good variety of sea food as well. Vegetarians, good luck!!.. there are a few pasta shops. The tomato sauce was tangy and delicious.Worth the the visit for first time Toronto visitors and folks purchasing meat.

This large marketplace exudes history, charm, and the classic Canadian story of hard work and fresh produce. The columns were easy to navigate, with bountiful arrays of cheese shops, delicatessens, meat, fruit, vegetables and seafood. The seating was scarce but spread throughout the marketplace and the air-conditioning made for a refreshing stroll in the summer.Be sure you check out downstairs where I'd recommend the Everyday Gourmet Coffee Espresso roastery which was probably the first place in Toronto I've visited which took its coffee seriously.

Top place! Went two days in a row to get the spinach and feta cheese bagel on the 1st floor. On a Sunday, they had music playing outside. Such a lovely atmosphere.

St. Lawrence Market is a historic and vibrant market located in Toronto, Canada. It has been serving the community for over 200 years and is considered one of the top food markets in the world. The market is situated in the St. Lawrence neighborhood, near the downtown core.St. Lawrence Market is not only a culinary destination but also a cultural hub. It offers a lively atmosphere, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of Toronto's food scene. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a trip to St. Lawrence Market is a must to experience the city's culinary delights and immerse yourself in its vibrant atmosphere.

Pretty good, not a tourist cash grab or anything of that sort. Every item that I ate there was delicious. Fresh food and decent prices. Make sure to go to the coffee shop at the entrance on weekend and have the Jamaican blue mountain coffee . It's probably one of the best coffees I've ever had.

So many cool food stands with a wide selection of savory and sweet treats. I'd recommend the peameal sandwich! A few spots only take cash, so come prepared. It's pretty busy, so don't expect to find a spot to sit.

This is a very organized, clean and comprehensive marketplace where they sell fresh produce, meats, cooked foods, coffee, kitchen essentials and more.It is a joy to walk here even if you are not buying anything and they sell way more stuff than the usual supermarkets near you, premium cut, special cuts of beef, mutton, chicken etc.Prices here are a little higher, but freshness and variety is definitely better than what you get at supermarkets where they do sell stale meats or items that are not as fresh.There are a few specialty shops selling cheeses, fresh or frozen seafood, wines and they are really amazing.As a consumer, I might come here to buy special items, but given the price, I will be selective and look for offer fresh items elsewhere. Nonetheless, this place is pretty nice to walk around, look at fresh produce and meats and get inspiration for your next meal.P.S. Not everything is that expensive, they do have special offers now and then so keep a lookout and you might just find those hidden gems.

Cool place!!! So many options to choose from here. Indoor Venue reminds me of a local farmers market; indoors with 2 floors and with tons of vendors selling everything from meats, cheeses, syrup, seafood, souvenirs, various hot food options, desserts and more. Found a bunch of great options. My family grabbed lunch from various places. Crossed this spot off of our Toronto list. Happy we stopped for the experience.Note: I recommend more seating/dining options.

One of my favourite spots on the east end.It’s a beauty itself but I love all the fresh food variety you can find in this place.No matter what season, it’s always a great place.Love the quiet mornings there.

A big and exclusive market hall in two floors, with exquisite products. Here there are fish shops, butchers, charcuterie, vegetable shops, bakeries and pastries shops that offer high-quality products. I liked the different kinds of tomatoes. The honey store became my favorite. There were also a tea and coffee stores where you can find different kinds of coffee and tea.

Visiting St. Lawrence Market in Toronto is a must for any food enthusiast or market lover. This historic market offers a sensory delight with its bustling atmosphere and incredible variety of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and more. Exploring the South Market, you'll encounter an array of vibrant stalls and friendly vendors ready to offer samples and share their expertise. The North Market is a treasure trove of unique shops and boutiques, perfect for finding one-of-a-kind items. The market's rich history and beautiful architecture add to the overall charm. Whether you're a local or a tourist, St. Lawrence Market is a captivating and flavorful experience.

St Lawrence Market is must see location if you are into your food. The market has existed since 1803 and it is filled with some excellent vendors and not just ones serving food and fresh produce.The cake selection at the market was magnificent. The pictures are of the cakes that caught our eyes at Future Bakery.The market also has a great selection of butchers. One of our favorites was Di Liso’s Fine Meats for their magnificent selection of steaks.

First-time visitors to St. Lawrence Market on weekends will find it moderately crowded with a 60s spirit, offering a plethora of unique items from around the world, as well as organic and Ontario-grown produce, meat, veggies, souvenirs, and kitchen supplies. You are sure to find something that captures your heart. Additionally, I was impressed to discover the second floor for the first time, having missed it on prior visits. It’s definitely worth checking out!

A wonderful place to relive the past. It was quite interesting to see the old pics of the market way back in the 1880s...I was distracted by the history and the colorful shops displaying all kinds of fresh products. The covered market took me back to the New Market of Kolkata, India. Similar ser up and feel except that New Market is more sprawling. Must have some of the interesting food being sold there. Definitely worth a visit.

Visited the market with a group of 6 on a Thursday afternoon. Walked around and looked at all the inner shops and stands. Mostly fresh produce/fish/ingredients but also a handful of food/meal spots to choose from. We enjoyed a variety of dishes (pizza, oysters, Chinese food, meat pies, and pastries). Very clean and easy to navigate. Loved visiting this adorable market!

This place!! It has a whole different vibe. You can get fresh and organic grocery, souvenirs, cloths, international products and so much more. Prices are comparatively high but there are some shops which accept cash, saving you some tax. Must visit, even if you just want to stroll around. Don’t forget to check out shops under ground level.

Fun place, with lots of good food. The shop or stall keepers are very nice and we loved what we picked (some pastries since we were on a tour and wanted something easy to eat). There's at least 1 ATM machine (bring some cash because some vendors only accept cash) and several washrooms, which were clean and not with a lot of people.

Take a walk around the market, buy food in each stand and share it with your friends / family. It is such a great experience!!!🎖️ One of my favorite places in Toronto🧀 You can find great cheese selections, charcuterie and drinks🐙 Amazing sea food and you can go to the restaurant in the back and they will cook it for you🍝 Amazing place with fresh pastas, it is cheap, fresh, good quality and GOOD!!🥩 Great place with baby back ribs at $10🎂 Make space for an amazing dessert

Our next family Toronto adventure vacation take us to St. Lawrence Market located in Downtown with a category of 4.6 and more than 31,867 reviews, after walking around Toronto downtown and enjoy every place in this incredible place.The best decision we made is visit this Market is so amazing they have food make your palate blow and the best part everything is fresh and prepared daily.Whe you seat to eat you can feel the savor.You can feel the freshness of the ingredients they used to prepare your order, we ordered from different places but the result was equally delicious and exquisite.High recommend place if you like eat so many plate and the best thing is the price was very perfect for the quality they offer.

If you visit in Toronto and plan to visit St.Lawrence market, I would suggest to go there without eating. There are many good quality food vendors. There are eat-in places and you can buy the food and eat there. Also, you will find a some nice souvenir there as well. Many shops are taking a credit card, but some places are taking a debit card or cash only. So if you are planning to shop there, I would recommend to bring some cash or debit card.

The market is a true treasure trove of culinary delights, offering an incredible array of fresh produce, artisanal goods. From local farmers showcasing their bountiful harvests to talented artisans crafting unique creations, there's always something new and exciting to discover. The convenience of having this culinary paradise right next to my building allows me to easily explore its offerings, indulge in delicious treats, and connect with the vibrant community that calls St. Lawrence Market home. If you're a food lover and visiting downtown Toronto St Lawrence market is and absolute must - visit destination.

I had a great experience at St. Lawrence Market. It's a hub of fresh food, bakeries, and fruits, all of excellent quality. The market has a farm market vibe, although being in the core of downtown, it's understandably a bit more expensive.I particularly enjoyed the variety of offerings. However, it's worth noting that some food stores within the market only accept cash, so it's a good idea to bring some with you. Despite this minor inconvenience, the overall atmosphere and the quality of the goods make it a worthwhile visit. Highly recommended for those looking for a diverse and fresh food market experience in the heart of the city.

I recommend you stop by on a weekday. Much less crowded than weekends which allows you to walk around the several shops in peace. The cheapest options will be downstairs but the heart of the market is the main floor.

For a first time visitor like me on a Sunday mid-morning, St. Lawrence market can be both overwhelming and charming. With it's old world charm, this market offers a variety of items and shops to explore, from vegetables and fruits to meat, cheese, freshly baked bakery items, quick-bites, collectables and souvenirs. Even for tourists, freshly baked items and a quick breakfast are highly recommended here. However, the prices are a little bit on the higher side compared to China town.The building is quite impressive as well. And adjacent roads and area a offer few good spot to click some of your best Toronto cityscape pictures from your trip.

Had a great time exploring this amaZing market. There are two levels to it. Both levels have a variety of stores selling exotic ingredients, cheeses, breads, baked goods, there are food vendors scattered all around. The market is pricey but food is good.

Every time I go to Toronto the St Lawrence Market is a priority to visit. The great assortment of vendors and products always amazes me. I usually get an assortment of breads and meats and cheese along with whatever else catches my eye. I also love the assortment of fish and oysters!

This was one of our favorite weekend trips of our year 💯. We will be bringing a cooler next year when we come back. Parking can take a few minutes, but you'll find a spot. We would recommend everyone visiting the market for sure. I can't wait to see it again.

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Loved it. A really great aquarium with a broad range of oceanic and freshwater life. I particularly enjoyed the part focused on Canadian lakes and oceans as it was beautiful and also informative about our own wildlife and habitats. The coral reef was great, the tunnel with sharks and turtles and large fish was excellent, and overall it was just a really great way to spend some time. Good for families, couples, or even a single adult looking to see some beautiful aquatic plants and animals. Definitely recommend.

The experience was great. The fun you'll have depends on your interest in underwater life. Although the aquarium is quite entertaining for every age, it will mostly excite kids since there are kid-exclusive experiences (ex. Little see-through tunnel going inside a fish tank, kid park inside the aquarium). Aquarium also has a cafe located inside but only works at select times (I do not remember exactly)

The aquarium was an easy walk from a local hotel. We were here for a short stop before we headed north. The aquarium was clean and easily accessible. The displays were interesting. The people mover was nice but a bit slow for my liking. Overall a nice aquarium but a little on the expensive side for the experience.

We embarked on a mid-week visit to Ripley's Aquarium accompanied by our family of five. Arriving around 11am, we were greeted by a bustling atmosphere that was almost overwhelming during the initial two to three exhibits. However, as we continued our journey, the crowd dispersed slightly, affording us a better opportunity to appreciate a diverse array of aquatic creatures. Opting for the moving conveyor belt experience, we were able to enjoy the exhibits with a bit more breathing room, creating a pleasant separation from fellow guests.The mesmerizing jellyfish were showcased in a captivating tanked section, complemented by an abundance of starfish, sharks, and stingrays. Towards the end, the touch tanks were a bit cramped and heavily populated. Regrettably, many visitors bypassed the final tanks due to the congestion and occasional pushiness. Nevertheless, the aquarium offered a splendid assortment of fish species that were a delight to behold.The premises and facilities, including the restrooms, maintained a tidy appearance. It is worth noting, however, that the hand sanitizer stations were found to be empty, which was a minor inconvenience.

Beautiful place. You can buy tickets in advance or at the door. We bought them on line just few minutes before and we didn’t have to wait at all. Excellent place to bring your little kids because there is a playground and the whole experience in general is super fun. The food is surprisingly good! This is not too common in places like this :). The sharks and jelly fishes are so beautiful, and the sea turtles are a show apart. We took beautiful pictures in the glass tunnel that look so good. Wonderful place to visit more than once.

I had a great experience at Ripley's Aquarium in Toronto. It offers an immersive and captivating underwater experience. The stunning exhibits showcase a diverse range of marine life, from colourful fish to majestic sharks. The attention to detail in recreating natural habitats is commendable. The highlight is the mesmerizing walk-through tunnel, surrounding visitors with aquatic wonders. Knowledgeable staff enhance the experience with informative talks and demonstrations. The overall ambiance, coupled with interactive displays, makes it an engaging and educational outing for visitors of all ages.

I had fun time here. I went there at last night because I don't like to be around with too many noisy people. The staffs were so friendly even though I was there very late. I told them, "I took so many pictures!", and they replied me " Seems like you have lot of fun! We are happy to see that!" It is a good and positive experience here.

I really liked this aquarium. The "Ripley's" part is still unknown to me... Loved the layout and the different 'scenarios' for all the sea living creatures. My favourite was this upper part where you can actually pet the stingrays! So cute! And there's a part too where you can have a picture 'being in there' with all the fish (inside an acrylic cylinder of course), but it's a nice application. Amazingly huge spaces where you can get to see sharks and other big creatures (passing above you, casually). They have an interesting and eye-catching souvenir shop.

Great place for kids and adults likewise to spend a couple of hours enjoying the views of the enchanting under water world . I was especially enamoured by the kelp.. and the information about it.. ( used to thicken cream😮) . I enjoyed the jellyfish and axolotls, they were particularly enamouring. The giant turtle was a fantastic sight as well. The sea urchins and anemones in their exquisite colours were so surreal and beautiful. The place is indeed worth a visit . Educational, informative and well-designed.

Very good, a lot of kids but it is expected. The aquariums are well maintained, the fishes are great, the exhibitions are diverse and keep you entertained with facts and little activities along the way. The whole process of getting in was flawless since we got our tickets online. Overall it was great.

Took the kids on a weekday a few weeks ago. It was not busy. If you’re going to spend the money, I recommend going during the week as we were able to take our time, not have to worry about crowds, and see everything. The food wasn’t too badly priced either. My 5 and 11 year old both had a blast. There are lots of different interesting sections for everyone to see and be amazed. They even have discounted parking you can sign up for on their website and save money and time to trying to find somewhere to park.

It is a fun place to be. You can easily spend some couple of hours mesmerizing about the aquatic world. They got octopus/sharks/turtles and many other species. I like the dangerous lagoon in particular as it transforms you under water and the experience is great.We have visited this place many times, as my kid loves this place, in particularly the little play area they have.

Awesome Aquarium with great displays and sea life. Lots to see and do, easily spend 2-3 hours at this Aquarium. Great location as well.Kids playground is nice for young ones to burn off energy and it's right by cafeteria with many options.Just a bit too busy, feel like your jammed in there like sardines. Still, highly recommend, especially with young kids!

My husband and I brought there our 3&5 y.o boys. All of us enjoyed the visit. Kids liked the aquariums, playgrounds and other interactive activities. My husband and I were mesmerized by the creates and the path under water. This place is a must to visit for a whole family. One thing to mention: be ready that the place is PACKED. We had to join a line even we arrived at 9.10 am. Also, before that we spent sometime to find parking which is not available on a site. It is a great idea to purchase tickets in advance. No need to print them. Just have your phone ready and click on a link receied after the payment got processed. Another tip: out kids got wet while playing at the water table. Hence, spare clothing might be needed.

We went at night. It's a lot better than the atmosphere. And there are a lot fewer people in the daytime. It's insane the number of people that go there. But at night it is just beautiful. All the lights, it was lit up perfectly. It was really beautiful. And the fish didn't see me trapped or treated in some kind of cruel manner. It was very. Large the tanks they We're in. There were sharks. There were stingrays there were jellyfish there were.Every kind of fish, you can even see a few larger tortoises 🐢.

Had an amazing time this weekend, took a friend from out of town to visit. Bought tickets in advance, and while the aquarium was busy, the entry was efficient and didn't have to wait in line at all!We got to see the Dive show and saw sting rays being fed - it was educational, insightful, and fun!Also got to touch a Sting ray - that was amazing!My favourite is still the tube with the conveyor belt - seeing sharks and schools of fish and sea turtles swim around you is just an incredible feeling - like diving but without the gear!It was a great afternoon!

Not my first time here, but was here chaperoning a class trip.The aquarium isn’t that huge (it’s a big loop that you can speed run through in ~10-15 min if you really wanted to) but it is packed with things to see! The reefs, the setups, the turtles and sharks and jellyfish are all so beautiful and I highly recommend you taking the time to really take in all the serenity of ocean life.Don’t miss the opportunity to touch some of the stingrays or to attend one of the dive shows!

Very crowded but we really enjoyed the tunnel and seeing the sharks, stingrays & turles, groups of fish swam over our head ls was really cool! I Was hoping to see more jellyfish. I also liked the seahorses and sea dragons. Takes about 1-2hrs to finish seeing everything unless you want to read all the info on the displays. In general, it is a good place to spend time with your family. There are washrooms which nice. Also sitting space is available in duration as it’s too much walk specially for seniors citizens and kids. There is a big variety of item in the souvenir shop. Finally, I was able to see many marine species and rare species. It was a clean and maintained place. At the end they showed documentary where they tells how they maintain all water and temperature for various species. Also you get chance to touch string rays which is fun and interesting part of visit.

Tickets - there are few ways in which you can get your tickets, 1. Online 2. on the premise, if you have a debit/credit card you can use the ticket kiosk available, which has fewer people in the queue and is faster.I booked my ticket on the premise via the ticket kiosk but it only printed me the receipt but no tickets, I followed up with the assistance counter there and mentioned the problem, they were able to print me the ticket, took me 15 min total, to get tickets.The aquarium - is very well maintained and clean. The main attraction is the shark tunnel. I was there with my kid and he really enjoyed it. I have been to another aquarium which had a larger collection of fishes and the entry ticket was also cheaper, but this place is in the heart of the city so ticket cost might be justified.The place has a cafeteria where you can get a quick bite and rejuvenate, I tried pizza and fries, cheese pizza 🍕🍕 was good.Do carry your water bottle as you might get thirsty during your tour, there are water fountains available where you can refill water.

This is my second time coming here after many years and I was blown away at how great it was. I forgot about the tunnel; that ended up being my favourite part. I did take my daughter with me and I wish there were more interactive things for an 11 year old. A lot of the interactive things were catered to toddlers.

Way more fun than I expected, and I expected it to be fun! There are so many cool creatures. I was in awe! The moving glidepath for the Dangerous Lagoon was amazing; I could just focus on watching the creatures. Ray Bay was so cool, and touching the rays was an awesome experience. Plant Jellies was fascinating! Takes about 1.5-2 hours at a good pace. The tanks are beautifully lit, and there is lots of touch information for kids. Visiting the aquarium is a great reminder to protect our oceans.

I loved this aquarium. They have so many cool aquatic animals. There are big tanks with fishes, sharks, rays, turtles and other creatures. You get so involved that's easy to loose track of time!It can be a quick visit or a whole activity.

A nice place to visit, especially for kids. A great way to see sealife closely and the long underwater viewing tunnel makes the experience extra special. It may not attract adults or elders but definitely good for families with kids. The ticket price is very costly though.Time required: 1 to 2 hoursBest time to visit : in the afternoonCost : $50+ dollars for an adult

Went here about 7 years ago and it was just as good as I remember it. They have a ton of amazing exhibits including an underwater tunnel with a conveyor belt that runs the length of the tunnel. It gives you an awesome look into the world of sea life without having to do anything but stand there and watch.Tons of educational information throughout the entire place that can keep you immersed for hours.If you are visiting Toronto this is a must see.

The jellyfish show at this aquarium is mesmerizing. I’d really like to know how they engineered this exhibit. Do yourself a favor and come check it out. In the “tunnel underwater” exhibit you will have sharks, rays, and fish passing over you. The anemone exhibits burst with a gorgeous array of color. This aquarium also makes an exhibit of its massive water filtration system. Despite Ripley’s not being as massive as the Georgia Aquarium, it is still beautifully curated and very worthwhile visiting.

Ripley's Aquarium Toronto was an amazing experience for my family! We were captivated by the stunning marine life exhibits and interactive displays. The variety of aquatic species kept everyone entertained, and the underwater tunnel was a definite highlight. The knowledgeable staff added to the overall enjoyment, answering our questions and sharing interesting facts. It's a fantastic destination for all ages, making it a perfect family outing. Highly recommend!

I had an absolutely wonderful time at Ripley's Aquarium! The variety of marine life on display was truly captivating. The sight of the majestic sharks, the graceful sea turtles, and the elegant stingrays left me in awe. Being able to touch a stingray was a thrilling and interactive experience. However, the highlight of my visit had to be the mesmerizing display of jellyfish. Their ethereal movements and vibrant colors created a truly magical moment that I won't forget. The entire visit was an engaging and immersive journey into the underwater world.

Ripley’s Aquarium Canada is a mesmerizing underwater wonderland that captivates visitors of all ages. From the moment you step inside, you’re transported into a world filled with breathtaking aquatic life. The attention to detail in recreating various marine habitats is truly impressive, making it feel like you’re diving into the deep sea.The highlight of the aquarium is undoubtedly the mesmerizing Shark Tunnel. Walking through this transparent tunnel as massive sharks and graceful rays glide above you is an awe-inspiring experience. It’s a perfect opportunity for visitors to confront their fears and gain a newfound appreciation for these incredible creatures.The diversity of marine life on display is extensive, from colorful tropical fish and delicate seahorses to playful jellyfish and ancient sea turtles. The interactive exhibits provide a hands-on learning experience for children and adults alike, making it an educational outing as well.The facility is well-maintained, and the staff is knowledgeable and eager to answer questions. It’s worth noting that it can get crowded during peak hours, so planning your visit during quieter times can enhance your experience.Overall, Ripley’s Aquarium Canada offers a fantastic adventure beneath the waves, combining entertainment and education in a way that’s both fun and enlightening. It’s a must-visit attraction in Toronto for anyone interested in the wonders of the ocean.

Great experience for people of all ages. It was about $36 dollars after converting from CAD to USD when I went which felt like a pretty decent price compared to similar attractions in the US which usually run much higher. I enjoyed getting to see all the animal exhibits. The jelly fish on the ceiling was probably the coolest. It’s easy to miss since your aren’t expecting to have to look up in that area. Getting to touch some of the animals in the water at the end is cool too, I just wished there was a spot to wash my hands afterwards.

A pricey aquarium but it's to be expected. The highlight is definitely the tunnel, surrounded by sea creatures of all types. Lots of informative screens, however you're not given much time to read them before it cycles to the next bit of info. I'd prefer it if the animals were labelled on plaques throughout instead.

What a breathtaking experience. Clean and well maintained attraction in the heart of the city. This is a wonderful place to visit with family and friends. It is almost diving deep with the beautiful creatures of the sea and knowing them up and close. Truly a fantasy, coming to life!

Really enjoyed this experience! The displays are amazing, very natural, the sea life seems very well cared for and healthy. They have a great assortment of water creatures!The staff were all super, overall a great experience!

Fun place to take the family. Not much for interaction for the kids. It's rather pricey for what it is. They have some neat creature. Alot of walking.Kids area and food area needs improvement. Prices for food is high and selection is very limited. I would suggest packing a lunch. It was still very busy on a Thursday.

Visiting Ripley's Aquarium in Toronto was an absolute delight! From the moment we stepped in, we were immersed in a world of wonder and marine magic. One of the highlights was getting up close and personal with the ray fish and starfish; feeling their gentle touch was an unforgettable experience. We took our time to explore every corner, encountering a mesmerizing array of species that left us in awe. From vibrant coral reefs to mysterious deep-sea creatures, Ripley's Aquarium offers a fascinating journey into the depths of our oceans. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to be captivated by the beauty and diversity of marine life!

Was a great experience for the kids. I, however, if, as an adult, are taking young kids, be ready to bounce through everything quickly. We missed a bunch of value in each display, as my children are smaller and didn't wish to wait around. They did ask to go back. Will certainly go back in 2 years when they may care more about the information and may take more away from it

I just love aquariums! Ripley’s aquarium was fun to walk in and spend some time in discovering types of fish that live in the waters of North America (I thought there would be a bigger section on other geographies)We booked the tickets in advance and spent around an hour and a half inside. It’s accessible and has various playing corners and food options as well.Don’t miss out the chance to play with the sting rays before you head out!

I have visited this place twice in 6 years, if you are an adult 1 visit is more than enough as you tend get bored.If you don’t want to spend too much time then weekdays are preferred as less rush, weekends can be crazy.For kids it such a great place to see different kind of sea creatures. Some of them they can touch it as well.You can bring your food with you as the food inside is damn expensive n small portion size.Kids also have play area where they can enjoy 😊I haven’t experienced the Jazz days

If you’re visiting T.O. It’s worth it! I combined with the CN tower tickets bundle (only available online). I liked the aquarium MUCH more than the tower. They have many species and it’s well kept and clean. Some tanks are quite small. Even with mixed feeling of living creatures in captivity- how else can most people see these amazing creatures in real life and gain a grater understanding of how we should take care of our oceans. Not the biggest and best in the world but it’s 2-3 hours well spent - take your time to gaze and read. If you’re dead inside you probably won’t be happy with anything and should stay in your hotel . If you have curiosity and a sense of wonder you will love it. Expensive-yes-but worth it especially with kids.

This aquarium ranks among the finest I've had the pleasure of visiting. Its use of cutting-edge technology enhances the experience, and the remarkable variety of fish species on display is truly impressive. The only aspect that could elevate this already exceptional destination would be the addition of diving experiences.

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Restaurant has amazing views of Toronto and the water! The entrance to the restaurant was a little longer than anticipated, most probably due to Spring break though we had reservations. Food was ok and a little pricey. Service was good and atmosphere very family oriented. If you eat at the restaurant, entrance to the skyline is free so you get the view from the restaurant and then from the skyline. Good place.

The wait was long and the windows were not cleaned so disappointing photo experience.When they take a photo and says it’s free, well it’s borderline a scam. Taking the photo was free but purchasing them costs 40$… seriously, if it was 20$ I’d pay for it… don’t like the baiting and the outrageous price.The kids and I loved the “downstairs” where there are the glass walking area. Glass were small and again not cleaned… and I would make it just in top of the Rogers Stadium it would have being a bliss! Well the part we loved was the big LED screen! Loved the themes and the different backgrounds!The staffs were funny and chilled with tourists so bravo for that!

Really good spot. Breathtaking views. Even more cool to stay on to after the down. Reasonable prices for a food inside.Top level spot is not worth it.You can enter inside before your scheduled time. Food court, kids playground, washrooms and store is the.Would not suggest to buy their artificial pictures.Recommended!

CN Tower a truly breathtaking experience. The exterior of the tower stood tall and majestic, commanding attention and admiration. Its iconic design and architectural marvel were a testament to human ingenuity and engineering prowess. The tower's historical significance as a landmark and symbol of Toronto added to its allure. From a distance, the CN Tower appeared elegant and luxurious, with its sleek and modern appearance. As I approached closer, I couldn't help but appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship that went into its construction. Overall, the CN Tower's exterior was a stunning display of beauty, height, and grandeur that left a lasting impression.

Had an amazing time at the CN Tower restaurant.. Great view and great food. Our server George was especially great. He was kind, polite, and provided exceptional service. I would go there just to say hi! Definitely a great place for a date with someone special. If you haven't been already, your are missing out on a great attraction in the city! Please go!

Nice experience. Awesome view of Downtown Toronto, Old Toronto, and Lake Ontario. Can easily spend around 40 minutes including taking videos. Elevator ride is good. Better to arrive before 11 am to beat the rush and always precook the tickets. Or else the lines can stretch to half kilometers

Want to experience a new height and see as far as your eye can see, then this is the place. 👌Had a great time here and the views were spectacular. 👌Elevator ride is smooth and you get to the top in about a minute.The staff will take a picture of you on a green screen. Make sure not to lose that receipt they give you. This will help the staff to find your pictures upon your return down to ground level.When you come back down you can visit the kiosk there, where they'll have two pictures of you with the CN Tower and the city skylight (daytime & night time), and they are nice. Roughly $40 or so for both pictures and a digital download link for you to have on your computer, laptop, or mobile phone. My opinion, I thought it was worth it.There is also a nice gift shop and some of the stuff there is pretty reasonable, when it comes to price.I really enjoyed my time here. 😊👍

The view is breathtaking. I think it is good to visit it once. You will enjoy the panoramic view especially the lake side and watching the yachts and the planes taking off from the billy bishop airport..We took tons of amazing photos up there.You can go a lower floor and you can enjoy walking on the glass if you dare looking downstairs :) There was a large screens that create nice scenes so we took more photos infront of itIt is good to book online so you can save waiting in the tickets line. BUT take care there are a lot of linesare waiting for you... Be ready to wait from 30 to 60 minutes... There is a line on every corner .. I see that they put some entertaining items to watch or read or even to talk photos with while waiting in the line..They take photo for you and make some editing on it. Then while exiting you will have it printed out for you. But it will cost you $40 which I see that it is too expensive...When you finish your tour upstairs, be ready for another long line to take the elevator down...Then you will be directed to souvenirs shop.There is a couple of cafes and restaurants up there if you want to grab some snacks..The overall experience was nice

It was a nice place. 45 dollars to enter. I think it's a little high considering there isn't much to look at there. There's a queue to go in, the staff are helpful and courteous, you go up in a elevator and you get to see the view, there's a chance to go up further for extra 10f dollars. There's a viewing room(cinema). You get to see the city of Toronto from a high level. There's a private restaurant at the top. I didn't go in. But there's a public dining area as well, you can get tea, coffee, wine, burgers, pastries and other stuff. I had a good time overall and the view was amazing. You get your photos taken before you go in and you can choose to pay another 30 dollars to collect them lol 😂 (I chose not to) had loads of photos on my phone anyways.There's a gift shop at the ground floor where you can buy souvenirs like key chains, flags, snow globes, t-shirts, mugs etc.Go with friends or family. It's more fun that way.

This was terrifying and exhilarating all at the same time! We went up the tower at night which was amazing! Makes you feel quite insignificant when you see how huge Toronto is and how large the buildings are. We paid extra to go higher up to get an even better perspective of the scale of the buildings. Managed to stand on the glass floor and look out of the full length windows. Grabbed a quick snack at the cafe before heading back down. Staff were very accommodating about me being claustrophobic and let the three of go in the lift alone. ( they said this may not be possible in summer as it's so busy) beautiful gift shop on the ground floor. This cost around £150 dollars for 2 adults and a child.

One of the most iconic landmarks in the skyline of Toronto. Nice to see this up close and personal. I bought tickets to go up to the top and see a view of the city. Amazing view of Toronto and I would recommend to anyone visiting.

It was good. You can visit once if you live in CanadaI visited during summer and had a clear viewDon't visit during rainy day or when there is a mist as the view won't be clear.book the tickets in advance. I took a combo offer for CN towers and Ripley aquarium online. If you don't book online you have to stand in huge queue and wait for long time for your slots. Better to prefer morning slot as time goes the slot will keep delaying. Really long queue and wait time ( so book your ticket and go 30 mins early) if you go too early also they won't let you go in .

The CN Tower is an absolute must-visit when in Toronto. This landmark truly stands out.The tower's uniqueness lies not only in its iconic design but also in the breathtaking views it offers. Ascending to the observation deck, you're greeted with panoramic views of Toronto and beyond. The skyline stretches out before you, showcasing the city's vibrant energy and architectural diversity.From the glass floor, you can literally feel like you're walking on air, while the EdgeWalk offers an adrenaline-fueled experience unlike any other.Whether you're a photography enthusiast capturing the city's beauty or simply seeking a moment of awe-inspiring tranquility, the CN Tower delivers.The visit experience is seamless, with friendly staff and efficient facilities ensuring a memorable outing for all. Elevate your Toronto experience with a visit to this iconic landmark.

I don't really care for walking tours, I find them quite boring and this made it no different. The views are amazing tho. I paid extra for the glass walk which was a waste of money, you aren't missing anything special.What made my experience worthwhile was the very sweet down to earth employee I met there. She captured everything I love about Canadians.

Love the CN tower. One of my favorite touristy spots to show around when friends and family come to visit. Great views of the Lake on one side and the downtown on other side. Also able to view the Billy Bishop airport with planes landing there often. Prefer to go during the night time to soak in the City lights but great views during the day time as well. Would recommend buying tickets online instead of standing in the line there.

This is a hugely overpriced tourist trap.We paid 190CAD for 2 adults and 2 children to go up an elevator to watch the view. And then to go up another elevator to watch the view from a bit higher.I mean I could read the reviews beforehand and watch online videos and it is definitely my fault that I went there so my bad.But you should beware about what this is.The kids did enjoy it. It is cool to watch the view. It is cool to stand on the glass floor looking down. But the price should be like one fifth at most.In case you have a lot of money and don't care, you should buy the tickets online but do it right there before entering so you can chose the correct time of entry (the tickets are timed). Choose the earliest time it lets you (even if it is already 10 minutes later) so that you can enter the earliest.

Terrific! You should definitely take the trip up to the viewing platform. The view and the feeling are indescribable. We bought a CityPASS beforehand and reserved our visit using the app. Everything online and easy. Inside the tower is also a gift shop and washrooms.

Amazing views from the CN Tower over the city of Toronto and beyond. Spent a few hours at the top of the tower, all the staff on different levels were extremely kind and helpful. There is a restaurant where you can have food or just drinks and continue enjoying the wonderful sights across Toronto and Lake Ontario. This is definitely a must do attraction to visit whilst in Toronto.

I was literally speechless at the majesty of the CN Tower in Toronto. The experience was amazing from start to finish. The fast, modern elevator took us to the top in the blink of an eye, and the view from the observation platform was breathtaking.We were lucky to visit during a sunset, and the warm light that bathed the city was simply magical. I was able to take some spectacular photos that will be treasured memories. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing interesting information on the history and architecture of the tower.Not only was the viewing experience incredible, but the dining plan was also excellent. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with a panoramic view of the city. I highly recommend anyone visiting Toronto to put the CN Tower at the top of their list of attractions to see. I can't wait to go back!

The place is absolutely amazing. The view from the observation deck and the glass floor is pretty cool. The staff was very friendly. I love that they have a kidzone for the children. I would recommend to try the Edge walk just once.

This iconic place is a must visit here.I found very convenient the possibility of having dinner at their restaurant and paying for that instead of buying a ticket to just go up.But if you get a regular ticket you can also buy food and drinks at the observation floor. There is also the option of bringing your own food, which is great, because once up there you can stay as long as you want and there is plenty of room to sit and enjoy.Just notice that the exterior observation area is still under maintenance so you can't access there.Great experience!Note: if you want to enjoy the view from the tower without being there, go to their website and check the live cameras view, just amazing!

One of the most touristic spots in Toronto. There is a wonderful view of the city from the top. Really beautiful. You go up to the top with the elevator, which is very fast. At night, the tower is illuminated and it is nice to observe it even from afar. It is usually very crowded, so you can expect a long queue, approx. at least an hour. There is also a souvenir shop in the tower. You can also walk on the glass floor, which is very exciting.

We visited 25/05/2023.We booked as a last minute thing to do while we were in the city and they had plenty of tickets still available for the day. Everything was easy getting in, showing tickets, and going through security. The views from the top were amazing, and the day we went was relatively quiet up there so we could enjoy the views. It was lovely seeing Toronto Island Park from the top, seeing the planes taking off, and the views of Toronto city itself.Not a bad price for the experience either. We really enjoyed it and would recommend a visit if you visit the city.

Interesting spot to get to view Toronto from above. Ideal to visit on a sunny/partly cloudy day to be able to see and identify all the buildings. We booked the tickets in advance and stayed there for 30 minutes. There are toilets and dining options in the viewing area and there’s also a 360 view restaurant at the top.Don’t miss out the glass floor section! Ask anyone to lead you to it.

I would highly recommend getting a reservation at the restaurant, especially if you like seafood. I had an appetizer with trout and a main with salmon and they were both excellent and very filling. You can watch the scenery go by a whole 360 degrees as you eat because it spins around slowly. Great views! If you are scared of heights you should be fine in the restaurant, just close your eyes on the elevator ride up and down!

It's definitely better in the daytime than the night. If you only have the option of night, it is still worth the admission.The sky box is worth the 10 dollar ticket for the views. Pictures are better from the? main platform.Winds calm when I was there. I don't think I would go up the sky box if the wind are high.Check the ticket options on the web first, but you can get walk up tickets. You need to go through the security check first.

Definitely an experience to have, it was exciting and fun to see the tower and the history along with it. A beautiful monument in our Canadian history.There are currently renovations underway so there were some areas blocked off & the pods that go up higher into the needle were non-operational due to the renovations.Admission is $45 (Adult) - $32 (Senior) - $19 (Child) with the option of the Edge walk experience. You can walk around 360 views while seating and food are available. You can see a lot of information regarding the history of the building and everywhere it's clean. Viewing spaces including the elevator up and a glass viewing platform where you can see the height of the tower. There is also the 360° restaurant you can dine in, however due to the high popularity you will need to make a reservation to dine there. If you do dine at the restaurant while viewing you only need to spend $75 on your meal. Lastly there are places including the elevator up and a glass viewing platform where you can see the height you are travelling and arrive at.

My friend recommended visiting the CN Tower, and I'm so glad I listened! The staff was friendly and helpful throughout the visit. The views from the observation deck were absolutely stunning, especially on a clear, chilly day. It was the perfect weather to take in the city's panorama. Highly recommend!

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290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9, Canada

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It is absolutely amazing, you can spend a whole day in the museum. It has different sections of historical ages from all over the world. You can see many things from different civilizations. I loved the geology part. You can find brilliant minerals and stones. It is one of the best museum I have ever seen. Highly recommended to visit.

I visited here yesterday, haven't been to this museum in a long while because I live out of town, but it was well worth the trip! I recommend buying tickets in advance. This museum has 4 floors, and offers something for everyone's taste in history, and culture. Beautiful exhibits, artifacts, and so much history preserved. My favorite galleries are Europe, ancient Greece, Rome, Evolution of Style, Earth's Treasures, Biodiversity Life in Crisis. I checked out the T-Rex Special Exhibition Gallery, and it was pretty cool learning about the Evolution of the T-Rex, and also its bloodlines. Great artifacts on display. I recommend you plan a whole day here if you want to see everything. They have a nice Cafe here, and a sitting area. The Cafe offers coffee, cakes, and other sweets. The staff were amazing, and knowledgeable when asked any questions. I highly recommend this establishment for a nice day out, to explore history, and culture's around the globe.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐My experience at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I stepped through its doors, I was greeted with a sense of awe and wonder that stayed with me throughout my visit.The museum's vast collection is truly breathtaking, spanning diverse cultures, time periods, and disciplines. Each exhibit is meticulously curated, offering a fascinating glimpse into history, art, science, and beyond. Whether you're interested in ancient civilizations, natural history, or contemporary art, the ROM has something to captivate every visitor.One aspect that stood out to me was the museum's commitment to education and engagement. The interactive displays, informative signage, and knowledgeable staff made learning both enriching and enjoyable. I particularly appreciated the hands-on activities and immersive experiences that brought the exhibits to life in a meaningful way.Moreover, the museum's architecture is itself a work of art. The striking combination of historic and modern design elements creates a visually stunning backdrop for the incredible treasures housed within its walls.Overall, my visit to the Royal Ontario Museum was an unforgettable journey of discovery and inspiration. I left feeling inspired, enlightened, and eager to return for another enriching experience. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor to Toronto, the ROM is a must-see destination that deserves every bit of its five-star rating.

I visited ROM last weekend and it was a great experience. This is one of the best museums if you want to learn about history and different cultures. The museum has different sections for Asia, Africa, America, Egypt and Europe cultures. Also don't forget to visit the minerals and gems section you will be amazed. Highly recommended to visit. It will take a full day to go through the exhibits so be prepared for it.

It was great! Lots of exhibits. Progress is being made at the First Peoples Gallery, but more can always be done. I appreciated the the ability to give feedback online, and the box to leave offerings of tobacco or other gifts.The other exhibits are stunning! I felt like a kid again going through the early life and dinosaur exhibits. I also learned a lot in the natural life areas.All the staff I (briefly) spoke with were extremely helpful and respectful.I can't wait to go back to see and learn more!

Amazing collection that showcases all different types of history from prehistoric ti modern times, the museum has it all. Everything is extremely well maintained and the museum is easy to navigate.Several other tourist areas I have been to have had poorly maintained restrooms and few amenities but the ROM is fantastic 👌. Highly recommend you check it out, whether you have kids or not it is a great place to go spend the day.

Loved the experience. So much to explore here. It's well managed and the artifacts are presented Very well. History seems well preserved with great literature to showcase all the relevance. My favorite section was where they have showcased the dinosaurs, everything on display is so well kept, the information beside every item is great and has that awe factor when you look at the displays.

Great place to see and learn about cultures around the world. The gem collection is very interesting and educational.The dinosaur exhibition is amazing, kids and adults can enjoy it a lot. Very complete and a lot of information. Across all exhibitions there are textiles you can appreciate and study.Definitely recommend but if you like museums it might take a whole day for you to see everything with detail and enjoy.

I recently visited the museum and was thoroughly impressed by the diverse range of historical collections from various countries. The museum's dedication to showcasing artifacts and exhibits from different cultures and time periods truly made it a unique and enriching experience. The attention to detail in the displays and the informative descriptions provided a comprehensive understanding of each collection. I particularly appreciated how the museum fostered cultural appreciation and understanding through its exhibits. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn about different countries' histories all in one place. I highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in exploring Canadian history or Global heritage history.

Very cool so many things to look at it’s almost overwhelming! I recommend spending 3-4hours here so you can see everything, they have a great little cafe on the main floor and all of the staff were very nice and helpful. I am very interested in the provenance for the totem poles that go throughout the main staircase and wether or not they have came here ethically or if they are a stolen colonial souvenir from the West Coast, any information would be lovely and most appreciated!

Great place to spent time with family and friends. Get to learn a lot of earths history. Loved that piece which is 4 billion years old.Ticket is a bit expensive, but they provide free entrance on every 3rd Tuesday of the month from 16:30 - 20:30, which is great. You need to go a bit early as there will be queue. I think they let everyone in disregarding how big is the queue. I think they can add some instruction with arrow to navigate the museum it will be much easier for a newcomer to navigate. Overall loved it.

I absolutely LOVED the ROM! What a fantastic museum, filled with so many different exhibits and displays from various parts of the world.It was very cool to see the work they’ve recently done on the 2nd floor in the biodiversity area, especially for the kids.I wish however that they would update the displays in the second floor’s European Wing to have artifacts and paintings be numbered (similar to how they had it in Greece/Egypt), so that everyone can get an idea of where each item is from.As well, it was so cool to see the downstairs part of the museum be turned into a wedding reception for that evening! Loved seeing the couple be able to take photos in the museum, too! Really beautiful!Please go, spend all day (you’ll need it) and enjoy! Lots of amazing things to see. If you’re a student bring your card as well, discounted rate applies!

The ROM is World Class, all the way! Better then any of the Smithsonian in Washington DC. It is really a natural history and art & culture museum rolled into one! I only spent a few hours here, however you could come here for days and still be able to take in everything. I would recommend visiting the museum website in advance and prioritize what collections you want to see. Some rooms are going to be more busy then others based on the content. Lots of child friendly exhibits, ask the curators as to which ones are best suited for children. I bought the city pass in advance. NOTE: For the city pass the museum does require you to pick a day of visitation in advance. The city pass made it easy to access the museum. I recommend a visit to the geology collection. Some of the biggest geodes I have ever seen!

I always have such a wonderful time at the ROM. They have lovely regular exhibits and special exhibits running at all times. It’s very clean and organized. It’s very family friend and also a good adult spot. The gift shop is expensive. I recommend bringing lunch and snacks to eat while you’re here - the museum is very large and can take a long time to get through!

There just isn't enough time to see everything in one day... But it's worth the effort! One could literally spend a half day or more just on the bottom free area... And we practically did. The Chinese, Korean, and Japanese displays were AMAZING! The amount of Buddhist history contained here is just wonderful to take in. Some of our other family favorites were the free kids crafts, dinosaurs, the bat cave, and the Egyptian collection. General admission is definitely worth it just for the ancient civilizations collections on the third floor.We also did the special exhibit (T-Rex) and didn't find it worth the extra cost. The exhibit was alright but didn't really engage any of us (though there were some cool sculptures of T-Rex at various stages of life and even a baby tyrannosaur to see at the beginning of the exhibit). Unless you are a die hard dinosaur enthusiast, it can probably be safely skipped.The gift shop was also a bit of a let down as, though it's an incredibly nice looking and well kept gift shop, it didn't really have anything that is of the museum besides a few black shirts and hats that say ROM and nothing else (was looking for, perhaps, local photographers pictures of exhibits for sale, local artist renditions of the building or exhibits, or anything really that we could take home instead of random stuffed animals that didn't have anything to do with anything in the museum, random books, and random jewelry).The Egyptian collection is very well curated and the amount of wooden sculptures is staggering. The sarcophagus area is awe inspiring and the displays are beautifully built and house the pieces without distracting from them.All in all, the ROM is a must see in Toronto!

So much to see at the Royal Ontario Museum! The architecture is also unique-combination of ancient and modern. Best way to experience it is to plan beforehand the exhibits you are going to see. If not, can be quite overwhelming. If going with children do not miss the bat cave! Take note there is free entry for the ground level floor for many months of the year. The Chinese and Asian art here is enough for a museum visit.

I have to be fair since the last museum I went to was The Met in NYC - ROM just isn't close to that but it is still worth visiting. I went on a Friday and went straight to the second level, I pretty much had the place to myself which was great. The animal area is simply underwhelming and a waste of space in my opinion, just a bunch of stuffed animals in cases? The dinosaurs were really impressive along with the Greek, Roman, Egyptian and Cyprus exhibits. I thought some of the European furniture displaying what you may have found in different eras to be really well done too. Don't think I'd rush back but it's a great way to spend 2-3hrs.

The Royal Ontario Museum offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural wonders. Its diverse exhibits cater to a wide range of interests, providing an enriching experience for visitors. The attention to detail in displays and the interactive elements enhance the learning journey. However, the sheer size of the museum may be overwhelming for some, requiring careful planning to fully appreciate its extensive collections. Overall, a must-visit for those seeking a well-rounded exploration of Ontario's rich past and global diversity.

Note: this only reflects the current state as of March 2024:The ROM is under construction, meaning some of the most popular areas are closed to visitors (T-Rex and other dinosaurs, prehistoric mammals area). Other areas are open, including the newest, early life section which IS incredible!**PARKING** The Green P lot that was closest to the ROM is closed!! No other parking in the area under $20, but as an alternative, you might find street parking, and pay for 3 hours for $12. I recommend using the Green P app, in case you need to extend the time. Or take public transit.Will update next time I come here, hopefully with the new renovations complete!

Offers a fascinating exploration of ancient civilizations, particularly the Egypt and Greece sections. The visit typically could span 3-4 hours and I would recommend grabbing a physical map upon entry as it's essential to plan accordingly, especially since the staff start asking the visitors to leave by 5:30 pm.The lighting is pretty dim, even where it could be brighter. The website says they have nine mummies, but despite the advertised four on exhibit, only two were on display during my visit, which may disappoint people, expecting to see more.

Good place to spend time with family and gain knowledge about history of different ethnicities.Dinosaurs exhibit is nice and bat cave experience is worth to visit.There is a kids play or activity area at the level 1. Kids can easily spend an hour there.There is a small cafeteria at the ground level and can accommodate 20 people max.

Very nice museum. Four floors of exhibits. Expect to spend at least 3 hours minimum. Coffee shop had excellent coffee. Automated ticket kiosks made ticket purchase a breeze. Staff was super friendly and helpful.

Sadly only scratched the surface here but the museum has a large and very impressive collection of Asian art, especially Chinese and Korean- mainly ceramics. I didn't have the time to visit the ancient rooms and the natural history although just by the main entrance you find the most impressive dinosaur fossil in the world, with preserves skin and tail club!Great for adults and kids, enough to do for a whole day!

I went to ROM using the free pass. The museum was crowded, and 30 mins to get into the museum. It's worth the wait. The evolution of life was excellent . It took 3.5 hrs to see all the exhibits. Food was delicious in the cafe inside the ROM. Information center will provide u with the list of exhibits on each floor. This was very helpful in roaming around the ROMOverall splendid experience!!!

My Family and I went to the ROM to see "DEATH: Life's Greatest Mystery" on Sunday, April 7th/2024... it was a good exhibit that we all enjoyed. Plus after that exhibit, we wandered around and checked out more of the museum.

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Since Covid, the Casino's parking lots are quite bare, but they still have amazing staff, food, and entertainment. It is also just super beautiful. Most of the decor has special cultural meaning to it. It is all very interesting and really great when it is explained. Sadly, from where it was, it is evident everywhere that there have been substantial budget cuts. I miss the light show in the rotunda among other things. It explained a lot of the decor and the cultural significance. But if you haven't been to the Casino before, you won't notice the difference. It will still be enjoyable. I haven't stayed in a room in a while, but when I did, it was always very clean, and nice. I doubt their degree of cleanliness has decreased. I'm thinking of staying soon though as I hear they have package deals. I will let you know how it was! :)

Casino Rama is a popular casino and entertainment complex located in Rama, Ontario, Canada. The casino features a range of gaming options, including slot machines, table games, and poker, as well as a number of other amenities such as restaurants, bars, and live entertainment.One of the most popular features of Casino Rama is its gaming floor, which features over 2,500 slot machines and over 100 table games. The casino offers a range of slot machines, including classic slots, video slots, and progressive slots, as well as a range of table games, including blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and craps. The casino also offers a dedicated poker room that hosts a range of tournaments and cash games throughout the year.In addition to its gaming options, Casino Rama also offers a number of other amenities for visitors. The casino features a range of restaurants that offer a variety of dining options, including casual dining, fine dining, and buffets. The casino also features a range of bars and lounges that offer a variety of drinks and entertainment options.One of the most popular entertainment options at Casino Rama is its live entertainment. The casino features a 5,000 seat entertainment center that hosts a range of concerts, comedy shows, and other events throughout the year. The entertainment center has hosted a number of famous performers over the years, including Jerry Seinfeld, Diana Ross, and Tony Bennett.Overall, Casino Rama is a great place for visitors to enjoy a range of gaming options, dining options, and entertainment options. With its range of amenities and entertainment options, the casino offers everything that visitors need to have a fun and memorable experience.

I've seen a lot of concerts at Rama over the years. Everything is always great. The staff are polite and helpful, the sound quality is good and no seat has an obstructed view.Always go to the casino after for a bit. Same thing..clean, lovely staff. Definitely worth visiting.

I really enjoyed my stay at Casino Rama Resort. From the service, common areas, rooms and restaurants, the experience was a positive one. The Casino Rama resort was beautiful. The lobby and hallways were nicely appointed, with stonework, beautiful carpeting, and unique Indigenous touches. The resort was all decked out in tasteful decorations for the upcoming Christmas season, and looked festive, yet elegant. The room was large, and clean with a sitting area, patio, electric fireplace, and two double beds that were very comfortable. The bathroom was huge, and luxurious. Everything was spotless. The only reason I’m not giving the room 5 stars is because the furniture is dated, and much of it needs to be replaced. However, it was still clean and functional. Also, the casino and resort were shutdown for about 2 years due to the pandemic, so I’m sure that has impacted their finances, and it will take some time to refurbish the rooms. I enjoyed the pool, hot tub and steam room. The steam rooms are in the gendered change rooms, so a male and female staying there would not be able to sit in the steam room together, but I was not impacted by this. I did not use the sauna, but my friend enjoyed it. The service throughout was top notch, including the casino and restaurants, however I found the buffet to be quite overpriced. The pub, and the breakfast place were good, and reasonably priced for a casino.I would definitely recommend staying at the Casino Rama resort.

Went to see a show (vampire circus for Halloween). Show was great.Seating was on regular chairs on the floor level. It looked like there were movie theatre style seats a little further back. Seats were a little tight together (I'm disabled and need extra space for crutches). Larger people may find it a bit snug.Screens on either side of the stage were helpful as I'm on the short side. I'm sure they were useful to those further back who may have needed a better view.The staff were friendly and helpful.I didn't eat or drink while I was there, so I can't comment on those aspects.We stopped in at the casino after the show. It was what you would expect; loud, bright and nicely appointed. Mostly slot machines, but a decent selection of card/table games.

One of the best places you can see entertainment! Every seat is decent and big screens to see too. Sound is fantastic and performances are punctual. You can see people for reasonable prices and don't have to go to Toronto.

First time to Casino Rama. I was impressed. Beautiful, large, and very clean facilities. Exceptional customer service. Was there for a concert. The auditoriam was amazing. Great seating, comfortable with plenty of leg space and excellent views. 3 large jumbo screens to see performers up close from the back. The picture on the screens was very clear. Amazing sound, crisp/clear. Friendly and polite staff. I did not stay, so that's why I did not review the rooms. Judging by everything else, I don't doubt staying in the rooms would have been a great experience as well. Will definitely come back to try the various restaurants and experience other events.

My husband and I went for a well deserved night away to Casino Rama. Check in was fast and easy. Room was awesome. Very very impressed with how spacious it was. Great food and some fun gambling. Walking distance within the building which was so convenient. Already planning our next visit in a few months.

Check in was good, woman and the front desk was very helpful and pleasant to deal with.Room 910 was clean and and very spacious.Did a little gambling roulette/slots. We actually won some money and the staff in the casino were amazing and always there to help.Had the buffet huge selection of different dishes and I tried to have a little of everything.Attended concert love the venue very cozy feel and acoustics are perfect.Looking forward to coming back in March for a concert with 15 of us attending and staying at the hotel.

First impressions were great! Beautiful lobby and extremely friendly staff. Love the water feature. Room was clean and spacious, enjoyed being able to smoke in the room as well. Buffet food was just ok. I liked how you offered free non alcoholic beverages. Broke even tonight, maybe next time I’ll win big! Definitely returning we had a blast! Thank you

I am surprised how empty this place was, usually casinos are busy, parking lots were almost empty, we saw only one tour bus. Just the buffet alone is worth driving here. The service was impressive, food choices and the quantity of the food was very good. I would encourage people to come and visit.

Casino Rama has a nice lobby and parking seemed adequate for the location. Staff were accommodating to the needs of various people, and helpful when asked questions. The bathrooms were very nice and clean. The sound was clear and not overbearing for those with sensory needs. A long walk from the main lobby to the concert venue.

One of the ‘First’ casinos in Ontario, one of the most famous for delivering AWESOME concerts, One of the Best in customer services in any way you can imagine. Located in Orilla, Ontario surrounded by beautiful farms and in the Indigenous territory. It’s a 1.45 hours drive from Toronto and now they have Bus services again from specific locations around Toronto for pick-ups and drop offs. Check their website for information. Lots and lots of table games and slots to choose from, go and enjoy.. I tried my luck but …no such luck !THEIR RESTAURANTS ARE SUPERB!

I dunno, I wanna like this place but I can’t in good conscience because it’s pretty much line after line. Went for a concert, staff very slow admitting people in. Bars make u line up outside of the venue to get drinks so be prepared to miss 4-5 songs. Lineups for bathrooms. Even leaving the actual venue takes forever as they funnel everyone out 2 sets of doors. Casino wasn’t much better in regards to service. Only a couple bars to service the entire casino. Expect lines 15 or more deep. Not a lot in terms of slot variety either. Expect to pay $8 and up for a beer/mixed drink. Well playing poker, the server came by twice in 2.5 hours. This was a Saturday night, would expect more. Even the cashier had a lineup. Not the worst experience of my life however considering options are extremely limited for lodging in the area if the casino is sold out, I wouldn’t make any additional trips to this facility.

Explored the casino today. It was my first time visiting the location, although I've walked through the property countless times via architectural plans, having been part of the design team that worked on this project back in the late 90s. Property offers ample free parking. The casino is nice; the lobby looked different than I recall on plans. The Casino provides a variety of machines, but navigating them without prior knowledge can be challenging. It would be beneficial for the casino to have staff at the entrance to assist visitors in understanding the gaming machines, or alternatively, display a sign offering assistance. I didn't verify if such help was available. Uncertain about it, I refrained from playing and instead just strolled through the casino. Noteworthy sections include High Limit gaming, a Baccarat area, and more. There are two bars—one centrally located and another beside the restaurant.

Fun place to go if you like giving away your money. 😋 Haha just kidding, gambling is gambling.Honestly, this is a very nice casino and hotel facility. Watched a show in the entertainment centre which was fun, food and drinks are pricey but that's too be expected, my personal fave is the top notch pool and spa. Indoor heated saltwater pool, hot tub, sauna and even a steam room!

Was a very great stay! Wish I had more time to enjoy the room. I definitely would be back for sure. Didn’t win at the slots but enjoyed the Kings club room and the elevator ride. The place was very clean and we were able to buy food. The atmosphere was so warm and relaxing even in the lobby, we enjoyed it . We felt like tourist ♥️

Always enjoy myself. Go out to spend time with my best friend. Staff is friendly and helpful. The casino is close to my home. I haven't stayed in the hotel as I live not very far away. The restaurants serve great food and the staff is friendly and helpful. I have attended several concerts and have enjoyed them totally. The casino and hotel are decorative in keeping with the Native American heritage and surrounding area.

There are numerous slot machines there, and the setting is lovely. very quiet and serene. An excellent place to spend time. If you're a new visitor, you can obtain a $5 promotional coupon to test out a few games. Simply bring one piece of identification if you are over 21 and two pieces if you are under 21. There are places to park.

We stayed at the Casino Rama Resort taking advantage of the Chris De Burgh Entertainment package. Sadly due to a hack on their systems the show was postponed by a week. When we arrived, the staff bent over backwards to make things right during the current situation. They were able to give us our fantastic King Bed Suite, lovely and very spacious room, and the bathroom...to die for. The concert was great, but started earlier than we were told. We had dinner and Breakfast at the Weir Restaurant. The staff were fantastic, food was great, and prices were reasonable. Even with the package, Valet parking was included. We recommend the Entertainment package for a couple who wants to see a show and have a nice getaway. WE WILL BE BACK

We only visit Casino Rama for concerts. Normally the artists touring casinos are, as they say, past their prime. But It is really wonderful to see artists you liked in times gone by. Also, if you want you can enjoy a meal or blouse the stores in the casino.

Purchased the entertainment package to see collective soul, and it was well worth the price! My mom and I came from Capreol and had a blast! Definitely worth the 4 hr drive. We played at the casino and didn't win but very friendly and quick service there. We dined at the buffet for dinner and it was delicious with lots of options. Just make sure to get there before it opens as it can get super busy! The prices were fair as well - comparable to anywhere else for a buffet dinner. The service was great and friendly. We had amazing seats for the concert, which made the experience so much more. Great smaller sized venue. The only complaint I have is the security guard pushed me when my foot went past the line at the front of stage - in my opinion he shouldn't be touching anyone when he could have verbally told me to move. Our hotel room was great, large, well kept, and clean. Check-in/check-out was quick and easy. The lady who served us was super kind, friendly, and provided much needed information. Overall, though, it was an amazing night and experience.

The only reason I’m giving this a 5 stars is because of the amazing bartenders outside of the buffet. The experience inside the buffet was less than delightful but the food was amazing and the bartenders outside the buffet are awesome! The room was huge and there was plenty of space to roam around to different games. Plenty of concerts and events! Highly recommend visiting as I would try again!

Rama is like watching something slowly dying. The staff are amazing, fun, and the reason I keep going back! There is no room service. The promise of more restaurants a yearly fib. The staff are sparse, there is not enough staff. Wait lines at all areas are long and at all places open, because of such limited choices, floor staff are sparse. It's like rama is saying come visit give us your money but the only thing you are getting back is disappointment. Don't get me wrong every restaurant there is great food. The rooms are nice. Staff everywhere great! It's just sad to see it sitting exactly like the day it opened after covid! Casino Rama was one of my favorite places to visit.......I miss you casino Rama!

We stayed overnight for a birthday treat! The service, food and casino were excellent! No complaints about any of that! The room was ok a bit dated! The bed and pillows were comfortable but the sofa in the room had a bad odour! Couldn’t even sit on it the smell was so bad. Also I plugged my phone in behind the bedside table and the dust behind the table and carpet was gross! Need to pull the tables out, dust and vacuum there! Overall room was not worth the price!

Came for a show and stayed a night at the hotel. Everything was lovely, great show, decent food, the gaming floor is lots of fun…. only disappointment was the toilet paper in the entire facility is very rough and actually quite uncomfortable to use. Rough enough to lose a star over.You wouldn’t think TP would be something to review, but here we are.

Came for the Price is Right show and stayed for some Casino action.Employees were extremely helpful and friendly throughout the night. Even the Pit boss helped my mother with explaining roulette.Over all great experience

This is a really nice resort. There is a good selection of restaurants on site and hotel rooms are very spacious. The 3rd floor spa and pool facilities are very clean. Its a nice add to have hot tub, dry sauna and steam room also available.All personnel that we engaged with were friendly and helpful. The bars could use more staff and it would be nice to see more frequent service at the slot machines.The entertainment centre is very big. Seating allows for good views in almost every section. The chairs are not very comfortable and there are only 2 bar counters which make intermission drinks a bit of a challenge.Overall, I would love to go back here. Staying for 2 nights with a show on 1 is the perfect getaway.

We spent 4 days here. Such an impressive place to getaway. Beautiful rooms and service. The staff and people were so friendly. The Weir restaurant was outstanding for breakfast. So sad to leave this home away from home. Can't wait to come back!

Our room was large comfortable and clean. My husband and myself had a lovely evening at Casino Rama. We were however disappointed with the buffet. The service very good, but the food was not great. The food selection as reduced and simply not very good. It cost us close to 100 with tip, definately not worth it... nothing like it used to be. Our breakfast at the Wiers was very good as with the service. We have previously had dinner at the restaurant beside the buffet and it was also very good. I don't think we will be back to the buffet.

This place has definitely gone downhill in the past 5 years. Hardly any good restaurants to choose from. Platinum lounge closed a long time again...thats a real shame, it was a great place to take a short break while gambling. Its still nice if you want to go for a drive, but its a far cry from the awesome experience it used to be.

I really enjoy visit casinos in different locations with my boyfriend. We came to this casino before COVID, and of course after too. The quality of costumer service is terrible.Not restaurants, bars, coffee shops or stores.The lines to go into the buffet are inside. People can wait in line an hour for a table, because is just the buffer, a steak house and a little bistro corner with sandwich $14 dollars.The buffet closes at 9:00 pm. It’s crazy … I don’t recommend this casino too much!

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5899 Rama Rd, Orillia, ON L3V 6H6, Canada

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The best maple ice cream we have ever had! Of course, we walked a bit to explore the maple leaf trees, but there were too many mosquitoes 🦟. We bought some syrup that is supposed to be 100% maple syrup. Additionally, we learned that there are many 'fake' maple syrups being sold in the supermarket...

Our family got to visit Sugarbush in the summer of 2021 when vacationing nearby. It’s a really nice experience, and the syrup is just perfection! We got a huge bottle of the dark syrup and some ice-cream while we were there. I recommend their syrup to everyone I know.

Friendly owners & good maple syrup. But they can add more activities at the Farm!!

If you’re near the area, must visit them.It’s a very interesting place for you to learn more about the production of maple syrup. The owner Tom was very friendly, shared some great stories with us. Unfortunately due to pandemic, they have a small table set up right outside their store entrance for people to order and purchase their products, there isn’t a store where you can walk around to check out the products.We were able to try their maple ice cream, which was very unique. In addition we purchased some maple mustard, maple bbq sauce and a maple cheesecake. Really like the taste the cheesecake, in a way the flavour is quite similar to the maple ice cream, well duh maple syrup right. Yes but we do like the cheesecake, they only sell it in frozen whole cake, not selling by slice.Also, there is this trail right next to it where you can see the maple trees and the whole connection on how the sap is extracted. Very interesting, learned a lot new stuff.They are closed for winter, so make sure to go or else you go to wait till next year!

Wow, we tasted the best ice cream in the area. It's so pure, no icy flaky feel at all, just the pure cream.The owners are super nice people. The dog is very friendly. And there's a little cute cat as well.My son found this place a few weeks ago and he loves it. Every time he passes by the area, he must go there. Now we know the place, and we love it too.

Amazing operation, friendly people, great hiking trails, variety of products to purchase and the maple soft serve ice cream is to die for! This is a must visit place!

Lovely experience visiting this location’s shoppe. Upon arrival we were greeted by the friendliest “good boy” 🐕 named Boomer. We purchased some of the delicious maple syrup and delightfully tasty maple candies.

Lovely maple farm, complete with a trail and a shop. The owners are friendly and enthusiastic, and their maple soft-serve is to die for. I was told that the ice cream was going to blow my mind and it sure did

Nice place to stop by. Totally recommend buying local maple syrup and ice-cream. You can also go for a little hike around the farm as well.

Me and my buddy were riding through the twisties in the summer heat, and the only thing on our minds were ice cream. When we saw the signs posted outside this maple farm we couldn't resist. We were welcomed by the world's friendliest dog then by the nicest people serving the best ice cream I've ever had. The ice cream costs $6 for a cup/can. It sounds pricey but both quantitatively and qualitatively they are totally worth it. The can is about the size of one those Greek yogurt cans. And the ice cream itself is more cream than ice. The two cans were sitting in the sun for some 5 minutes (as I sort out the payment. Cash is preferred and I didn't have cash, so I had to E-Transfer the money) and they didn't even melt. They were so ridiculously thick and creamy I broke the plastic spoon trying to scoop it out. The maple syrup taste actually comes from maple syrup rather than "Artificial flavors" like many other "maple syrup flavored" ice cream. Knowing this place exists, I don't mind riding 200 kilometers from Toronto to get a taste of this homemade ice cream.

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2389 Muskoka District Road 10, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J3, Canada