The real gem of the Capital District. There is nothing but happiness & joy at the llama farm. These…read moretruly are the happiest llamas. They're well taken care of and are truly loved. Katrina and Gary go out and beyond to make you feel welcomed and comfortable at their farm. They give great tours and provide an enormous amount of interesting information. The treks are a lot of fun and you really get to see the llama's personality's shine during the one on one time. The babies are adorable and will warm your heart. I highly recommend the seasonal llama yoga. A baby llama might just come up and smell your feet while you are in a pose. Wish I could give Dakota Ridge Farms 10 Stars.

I had the day off and decided to take a trip and hang out with some llamas today. I did not know…read morethe place was closed however I met Gary who I think is the owner. He was so kind and hospitable to me. Introduced me to some of the llamas and told me about their personalities. It was a lot of fun chatting away and meeting all these beautiful new furry friends. Thank you Gary for a wonderful afternoon on the farm.

I love to travel, but I hate looking up all the options for flights, hotels, and tours. Global…read moreHoliday made our trip to Italy so easy! Ratna and Rajul listened to what was important for our trip, including our budget, and gave us researched options for each part. They even made a last-minute change for us so we could stay in Venice longer. Everything was laid out in a spreadsheet for us so we knew where we would be when, with confirmation #'s and contact information. We highly recommend them and will use them again when we travel. In fact, they are already working on a business/pleasure trip to Australia for me. If you are looking to travel, use Global Holiday so you can relax and enjoy the trip!

This is our 4th year as seasonal campers here. It's under new management now. The new corporate…read moreowners are a big disappointment. They did not put in the necessary planning and they are very bad at communicating. Fortunately, they hired 2 gentleman to do the hands-on work. They are fantastic people who really work hard to accommodate as many needs as they possibly can. Troy and Jamie are both amazing men who have made the campground a clean and desirable community.

McConchie's Heritage Acres Campgrounds is everything that summer camping should be. Open…read moreseasonally from May 1st until September 30th, this large campground offers approximately 180 sites both with water/electricity and without, accommodating small tents up to large campers. Their expansive list of amenities includes: *Bathrooms/Hot Water Showers *Solar-heated Swimming Pool *Playgrounds/Arcade *Pond Fishing *Basketball/Volleyball/Softball/Horseshoes *Convenience Store on site w. ice *Laundromat/Propane Services *Dumping Station Located just 20 minutes away from Saratoga, this campground has been my home for the last two July 4th weekends while attending Phish runs at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC). Limited availability exists for Phish Phan rates, starting out at $17 per night with additional fees depending on number of guests and site type requested. Reasonable by all means in my opinion. According to the website, it appears that sites with water/electric normally go for $30 a night with deals for weekly and monthly stays. What sets this campground apart from others is the staff and the atmosphere. Everyone greets you with a smile and is genuinely interested in maximizing your stay's enjoyment. An atmosphere of community and neighborliness is almost palpable. Regulars stroll by and inquire about the prior evening's concert. Staff role around on tractors kindly rescuing cars and campers from the mud when several days rain renders them lost. Special weekend activities such as Bingo, Parades, Contests, etc. promote activity between sites. There's nothing like sleeping in after a long concert on these quiet grounds, showering off the stickiness from a night of dancing, grilling up delicious meals, lounging amongst the sights and sounds of upstate NY, taking a dip in the pool to cool off, grabbing a frozen treat from the convenience store, and strolling the shaded paths of these grounds in anticipation of another night's concert and following campfire. Sitting on a swing in the early morning, car packed to the brim with what was left of our camping supplies, I felt reminded of the cherished summers I spent at day camps back home. I look forward to another stay on these grounds in future weekend trips to SPAC.

It was great when it WAS here!…read more This must be very out of date as Van Gogh exhibit closed more than a year ago!

I don't know who put this all together, but it was a genius move. Spectacular way to display Van…read moreGoghs work, even if you don't know another about him, you will get all you need heretic room where everything definitely wakes up is so beautiful, and the VR was really cool too. Look up the immersive experience in your town and go!!!

I don't normally ride the bus but my car was in the shop and I needed to get home. It was pouring…read morerain. The bus pulled up, right on time. The driver was friendly, the bus was warm and dry and clean. Definitely will ride again, especially now with gas prices skyrocketing!

Pass by this spot so many times and it was time to put my procrastination to an end. I made a quick…read morestop so I can experience the welcome center. The place has a lot of history boards, a small hike, a tiny park for kids to play, a dam/fall and obviously the I love ny sign inside the welcome center. The welcome center has restrooms and vending machines. It's definitely worth a quick stop here.

Great place to stop and relax along the NYS Thruway. Full of history, tourism, gifts, food, and…read moredrinks for the road. Staff is friendly and helpful.