Seneca Sol is recently under new ownership and Rich and Val have added magical cute touches. They…read morehave truly thought of everything, from lights around the walkways, to cute activities for the kids, s'mores kits, and breakfast boxes. They added extra fire pits so you can go to the community fire place or have your own private time. Everything was perfectly clean, much better than many hotels I have stayed in. The bath house had lots of amenities. Two of the tents have electricity for fans and lamps. Every tent has a battery charger for your phones. It was so wonderful to wake up to the sound of birds. We will have to come back when the sauna is finalized! Thank you for a wonderful time.

When you arrive there is a central place to park your car. There is a wagon to transport your items…read moreto your tent but the walk is not that long. The check in spot has a note with the owners phone to call. They show you the amenities and to your tent. The lounge has tables to eat and exchange your lanterns. I did not use the lantern to charge my phone I brought a battery pack. They have umbrellas and rain boots you can use if you need to. The breakfast had coffee. Tea, and a tea kettle if you need boiling water for oatmeal. I ate a crescent roll and jelly for breakfast and a yogurt with granola. The lounge also had fliers for attractions near by. The bathroom was clean and nice. It was a but of a walk if you stay in Aspen, but you also have privacy. The campfire was lit every night but you did have to share with the other glampers but everyone was very nice. The pond is newly constructed but will look nice once it is all settled. I ate out but there were two grills available for use in the cooking area. We also took their wine tour. It was $100 per person but I would say worth it and very convenient! Christine is very knowledgable about wine. The price included stops to 5 wine tastings at different places. One stop served lunch, lunch was at your own cost. After the tour we had a back in the tent before heading out again. The inside of the tipi was very cute and I would stay again.

Love camping at Country Hills , the owners and staff are down to earth and friendly. There is…read morefishing and scenic areas to walk or bike ride. Being able to sit and take in all aspects of nature while occasionally if your lucky to see him or tia driving by in their side by side with a friendly wave or a quick conversation is a joy .we have gotten to know or neighbor campers and we all chat about what the winter was like and how we survived it. You could say we feel very welcomed here country hills. The name says it. A beautiful campsite. On some beautiful hills in the country. You must come here and check it out you won't be disappointed . Have a correction. The him above should have said. Jim. So come to country hills meet Jim Denise and tia. And their hardworking staff a great place to rest .hope to see some new faces here. Happy camping.

We spent nearly a week there during the fourth of July holiday. It was a friendly atmosphere…read more Overall a small campground but it kept it quiet. The sites were a little bit narrow but they were long enough to give plenty of room. There were plenty of activities during the holiday weekend. There is no pool and the pond cannot be used for swimming. The campground had a stable power supply. The lowest I saw it drop to was 115 volt. The campground is located away from the hustle and bustle of larger areas but close enough to Syracuse and Watkins Glenn that it was an easy drive to either.

This campground is fantastic!!!! The owners are very nice and did everything they could to ensure…read moreeveryone who camped there had a great time. The sites are spaced apart nicely so you don't feel cramped and they had a variety of different sites, some near the lake, some in the open, and my personal favorite, some with lots of trees. All the sites have electric and water and all are close to restrooms. And get this....all sites are only $25 a night!!!! This campground is a must stay!!!! I promise you'll love it!!!! I forgot to mention, they also sell wood and have a convenient store on site with very reasonable prices.

We loved the looks of this campground from the website pictures. It seemed to have everything we…read morewere looking for in a seasonal campsite. So when we pulled up we were definitely not impressed by the construction we saw going on, but figured this was just a temporary thing. You know...adding some campsites and doing some minor updates. NOT. The whole first season was just addition upon addition of digging huge pits and tearing apart old buildings...not a single project ever finished before the next was started. The second year was even worse. In addition to that, our lovely neighbor's site happened to be that of the owners sister...who was allowing her dog to crap all over our site since it was immediately adjacent to hers. Apparently she lived there all year long and so we were welcomed back to camp the third year (after having already complained about the landmines the year prior) to 30+ piles of crap. When we mentioned it to the owners for the second time...Lloyd got extremely offended, arguing with us and telling us the piles weren't even dog crap but from wild animals. Sorry...but we have three dogs and know what dog doo looks like. The whole incident was uncalled for and made us so uncomfortable we pulled our camper out the following weekend. We have better things to do with $1000 then pay for a "shitty" campsite. If you have to stay at this campground...stay clear of the Cabin on the Hill.

Pine Creek is THE BEST campground EVER!!! Kind staff, clean pool, fun!! A lot of fun stuff nearby…read more It is just the best!! VISIT YOURSELF!

The staff at Pinecreek Campground were extremely pleasant and helpful. We attended a Jayco rally…read moreAugust 3-6. There were plenty of activities planned for the rally, plus we received a swag bag of goodies. There are so many areas to explore nearby the campsite that we extended our stay by 2 additional days.

If you're looking for a unique camping experience, Camp SkyTent is for you! Here you will find six…read moreor seven camp sites spread out across a wooded property. Each camp site comes with a tent up in the trees and a private area with a fire pit and some chairs. You get your first bundle of wood for free with your stay. The property is lovely and was recently designated a certified wildlife habitat. The pine grove our tent was in was beautiful. Staying in the Tentsile tent was a bit like sleeping in a hammock. We stayed in Tree Topper which is the highest in the air. There's a hammock rigged underneath it that you can relax in. To get into the tent there was a rope ladder to climb up. It was fun but probably not for the unfit. The other tents are much lower and I think you just climb or jump up into them. The location is just outside Ithaca, so there are plenty of things to do nearby including a bunch of state parks and waterfalls. Overall, we had a fun time and if you're looking for something different, you should give it a try.

Lighthouse Landing is awesome. We have gone tubing just about every weekend this summer. It's 8…read morebucks for a 2 hour float (which takes 3-4 hours) or 12 bucks for a 4 hour float (which takes 5-6 hours). You can also rent floating coolers to hold your beverages of choice. It is such a fun, relaxing way to spend a weekend day!

A group of 5 of us leveraged this tour (private, winter tour) and we were sadly very, very…read moredisappointed. 1. Transportation - this was one of the only pluses to this overall experience. We were picked up and dropped off door-door for this tour. The van that we were in was comfortable and clean. It was equipped with water bottles (one of two souvenirs) and snacks. We were charged a driving fee based on our distance - an extra $82. 2. Guide - our tour guide, George was very nice and well-informed. He clearly had passion and experience. The BEST part of our tour was the "off script" stop George made to one of the wineries en route between "planned" stops. This off-script stop was how the entire route should have been. Modern, clean converted farmhouse with gorgeous views, amenities and great vintages. Absolutely tragic that the rest of the stops were NOT aligned to this really perfect place. He was super eager to help us with pictures and answer any and all questions we had with the region and wine in general. Our second souvenir was a really great printed pic he took of our group. Again, one of the only highlights was George. I think the company should absolutely leverage his hospitality experience to help curate better partnerships and stops for the Seneca route. 3. Snacks/lunch - the winter tour advertised snacks, water and lunch was included/provided. The water was in a reusable water bottle (that we got to keep)- fine but I guess I would have expected additional bottles in a cooler. Maybe even some seltzer or soda for the price point. Snacks were just individual serve baggies from Costco - decent variety but again, for the price point not aligned. We expected snacks to be food pairings at each stop. We really only got that with chocolate bites at the first stop. On site lunch - this was a huge disappointment for the price point. At our first winery we had bites of chocolate for a flight pairing. The pairing and chocolate were nice. The second stop we had three cheeseboards to split between 5 of us - again, fine but no meat (so no significant protein) and we each got a bowl of soup. That was it. That was lunch. For a 7 hour tour this was simply not enough. And we aren't big eaters generally but definitely expected way more for a 7 hour alcohol tour. This was honestly terrible for the price point. I would have expected cheese/bites pairing at all stops with an actual lunch (at least a full panini or sandwich). 4. The wineries - this was where it really all fell down. We stopped at three places on Seneca. First stop was Damiani. We were NOT brought to the tasting room but rather the barn where the wine was made. Let's just say having your first stop pull up to a metal barn when you've paid ~$400/pp is NOT the best first impression. The wine itself and the staff member, Noah, were actually the best of the three stops. But the aesthetic of it was again, not it. Second stop was red newt - this was at least a more "expected" tasting room set up. We were brought to the back and had our flight/tasting there. The wine was OK at best - sadly we did buy a bottle with our "wine bucks" to have with lunch (again not great considering the price point that lunch didn't just come with a complimentary full glass) and one of us in the group got a whole mouth full of legitimate sediment (like straight grit she had to spit out). It was off putting to say the least especially since we had to buy this to have with "lunch". The pours themselves at ALL the stops was exactly that - a tasting pour. It wasn't more "generous" - just a standard 1oz pour and no one was pouring more. When we had "time" at the end we weren't offered more or even a half glass - we instead felt very pressured to buy bottles (and sadly, none of the vintages were really purchase a whole bottle worthy). Again, not expected for the price point - we thought with the "curated" experience and "lasting partnerships" the tour has with these stops we'd at least get heavier pours or extras. Def did NOT happen. The last stop was Flatt Rock - again, sold as a farm/mom and pop shop - that's what it was. The tasting room was not aesthetically a vibe. The wine was also not great and we were told they had a great champagne style drink - we didn't get any. Overall, we were looking for an all-inclusive. No one in our group wanted to plan the itinerary because we didn't want to invest the time but I think it would have been much more worth it to just do that. The three "on route" places we were brought to were old and just not what we expected for the price point. Maybe their public tours on other lakes is better but I can say with confidence the Seneca lake, private winter tour is NOT the vibe for the price per person.

What a nice experience!…read more Laura was a wonderful tour guide. She owns the company and is just so passionate about all things wine and the Finger Lakes. it was such a relaxing day filled with good wine and good food. Our tour included three winery stops, tastings at each winery, lunch at one winery and some cheese pairings at the other two. We didn't book a private tour but got really lucky because our hotel was an included pick up / drop off point. We spent a good amount of time at each winery and learned alot from all of the wine makers and Laura. If you want to spend a day drinking wine without worrying about driving or having to think about where to go / what to taste then this tour is definitely for you. Leave it to the experts, relax and have a good time and eat and drink well. You can't go wrong!

Ithaca Is Foodies was arguably one of he best food tours that I've ever had the pleasure of…read moreattending. Our guide Seth showcased Ithaca's diverse food scene (a lot of which was locally sourced fare, which was super impressive) while tying in interesting historical facts about the city of Ithaca--which was totally unexpected but definitely well received among the group as well as very much appreciated. A decent bit of walking, which was fine, but it's good to point out for our less mobile friends looking to partake. At every stop we had small drink and food portions, which after the 2-3 hours I was relatively full, which is always nice after completing a food tour. We started off at Moosewood Restaurant and worked our way through the Ithaca Commons to 6 total different spots, stopping along the way to point out fun facts about certain areas, murals, general historical tidbits as well as highlighting local business practices that may not be commonplace elsewhere (did you know that Ithaca commonly uses a "Collective" business model versus the generally practiced "Cooperative" business model, where individuals in charge share equal responsibilities/shares and others are welcome to work their way up through work efforts and such). I'm sure the general order/selection of restaurants rotates given time of year and availability so I won't go into much detail about where we went here, but all of the choices were awesome and accompanied by narration from either Seth or the owner of the restaurant about the food we were enjoying as well as a small history of the establishment. Overall a wonderfully thorough tour that left me wanting to know more about the city of Ithaca and it's quite interesting history. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the Finger Lakes Region!

Mild disappointment. Ithaca known for great food and interesting venues. 3 of the 6 stops hit the…read moremark. Moosewood, Ethiopian, and F. Oliver's achieved on both. You could skip Ten Forward, underwhelming Star Trek theme and basic sandwich. Coltivare was an excellent tour and an even better tour guide, but surprised to see basic flatbread as our sample. Ice cream shop was ok but nothing special to make it onto Foodie tour. Not a bad way to spend a day, just needs a little work.