Brought here by the family we were visiting in the area and it was the perfect fall activity. I…read moreespecially would recommend it to families and those who have younger kids. They have the typical pick your own as you'd expect and a huge area that you can pick a pumpkin from too. Besides this they also have a market with apples and loads of other offerings for sale too. Even noticed local to me brand Stonewall Kitchen products for sale. They had tasty apple cider donuts and even tastier apple cider The real highlight though was all the different activities for kids to do. Including a ball throwing game, basketball hoops, sand pit with loads of toy trucks, airplane teeter-totters and the biggest of all was multiple bouncy obstacle courses. With a good range available for different ages. Including one that was like an inflatable pillow that seemed to be the most popular. I had a great time chasing around my younger family through the obstacles and playing around. Brought back memories of my own childhood! Highly recommend coming here! Make it a family outing or grab all your friends and enjoy the day here. Great way to enjoy the outdoors in the fall.

Sorry. The grounds are lovely, but the worst glass of wine i ever had. Stick to the slushies and…read moredon't come looking for a glass of wine and you won't be disappointed.

There are no signs along the way, so trust your gps. You'll get there…read moreWe headed out on a late Sunday afternoon expecting a light crowd, if any. However as we turned into the parking lot, it was full. There were some people at the tasting bar, but many sipping wine slushies under the gazebo out back. A tasting is 8$ for five samples. That's a little steep compared to other wineries around. As for their wines, taste is subjective, and everyone likes something different. My suggestion is give yourself time to kick back and have a slushie and relax here in the woods.

Cute little orchard. Went in October so it was too late in the season for a great crop of apples…read morebut we managed to get some really good ones left there. The Empire apples are delish! They have pumpkins and lots of places for photo ops. Such an adorable place.

I was looking to order for post wedding lunch but shipping wasn't available till after. 8 O'clock…read moreworked with me and arranged a shipment to arrive a few days before the wedding. Was excited to try as I have tried 3-4 other mail order grass fed/finished farms but was never just right. 8 O'Clock was. Selection of brisket sizes and whole chicken wings were the 2 big things. Amazingly, not easy to find! We received them and cooked up over the weekend and everything was amazing. Brisket is my wife's favorite and I always try and make the perfect brisket. She said this was the best one so far out of many. Another awesome thing...dog food!!! They honor the pups with a meat/organ/bone mixture. The very best things for pups. No one offers that. Easily will be our go to from now on.

This meat is delicious. The owner is a wonderful person. It's been a few years but the food is…read morevery good

A lot of care and passion goes into this museum. Im so glad it's here to keep the history of…read moreGouvernuer.

Nice little museum located in a beautiful three story building. Admittance is free and the curator,…read moreMr Laurenza, is a great guy with a lot of knowledge. Highly recommended, especially the military history room. It's good for kids who are old enough to keep their hands to themselves but I'd advise against letting a toddler loose in there.

Great golf course friendly staff, the course is well maintained and challenging…read more My son in law's bachelor golf party was here they were very accommodating to the entire golf party & when they found out our son in law and 2 of his friends were active military the owner gave all 3 of them a free round of golf! The little restaurant they have is a great place to grab a sandwich & cold beer after 18 holes. They are welcoming to all skill levels of golfers.

Frederic Remington (1861-1909) was born nearby in Canton NY and his family moved here to Ogdensburg…read morewhen he was eleven. At an early age, he had a talent for art. He attended the art school at Yale University and eventually went out west to Montana at age nineteen, returning to Ogdensburg and eventually his first publishing in 1886 at the age of twenty-five. He is perhaps best known for the sculpture "The Broncho Buster" which has a copy here on display. As well, a number of his other paintings of the west. The images have captions and there are art tours/discussions on a regular basis. I have encountered his works at the Great Plains Art Museum in Lincoln NE, the Denver Art Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. You will know it when you see it. [Round number review 22600 overall - 1577 of 2024 - 493 in New York]

The online museum shop does not respond to emails or phone calls…read more I wanted to purchase a small Cowboy reproduction sculpture that weighs 10 pounds and would be shipped by UPS. According to the UPS web site the shipping cost would be $25.66 to $40. The museum shop checkout shipping cost was $225. I tried to email and phone them about this cost but the shop never responded. Gary C.

When I went to the museum to pick up my guitar from a cancelled exhibit, the museum assistant…read morelaughed at me. I've have previously done volunteer work at the museum... BUT NEVER AGAIN. The museum is plagued now by elected officials and a village administrator obsessed with their power and authority. It is apparent this administration is in over their heads and are incapable of leading the village in a civil manner.

A significant amount of Potsdam history in this small local museum. The staff was friendly, and…read morevery knowledgeable.