This review is only for the outdoor portion of the center:…read more This is a wonderful place where I imagine you can keep the kids busy for hours. My wife and I were headed to the Ross Zoo but opted out at the last minute due to the rain. This place is not designed for a couple of senior citizens to walk around but since I was here I decided to take a look outside. The outside walk through was magnificent and I could see my three grandchildren (one girl, two boys) truly enjoying all the touch and explore exhibits. Sound, flowers even a small playhouse. This type of exhibt really forces the children to use their sensory abilities including their imagination. One obvious observation is the tremendous use of color here. The design will surely captivate the children KUDOs to the team of the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier.

Stopped by on a rainy day on the way from Ithaca to Yonkers as a little pit stop for our little…read moreone. It's $10 a person, free for babies less than a year. I loved all the pretend play, from doctor's office, dentist office, the bank, the car shop, the vet, the grocery store, etc. Sure some stuff is pretty outdated/old, but at the same time there were some features we hadn't seen at other children's discovery museums, such as the flight simulator. We had a fun time and spent maybe 1.5 hours here.

They won't promise me my daughter who has very high functioning autism and just requires a little…read morebit of emotional support will be safe and they pretty much refuse any child who has any kind of difference and won't allow a parent to stay with them . No autism allowed. Also if the staff dont like a book or anything you bring because it isn't godly enough or has any other religion or culture in it they will take it and destroy it. First hand experience with Scott wilson in 2005 .

Full disclosure- i work at Path of life camp, this is in response to negative reviews to provide…read moresome insight and context to the complaints- First, we have literally thousands of people through our barn every year, we have nothing to hide and no way to hide it if we did. Unlike many stables that would just send senior horses and hard keepers to the meat auction, we keep our horses through the end of their retirement and natural lives. The gray "powder" mentioned was over 30 years old when the video was posted, and hes still alive and well- we had his teeth regularly inspected, but at that age, they are no longer growing to be floated, instead just being lost as they age- therefore he doesnt eat a lot of hay, but is on a senior ration and supplements. Because of his age and weight, of course he wasnt being worked, just free range exercise, thats a big part of the reason why his topline was in such poor condition. Nobody has to take my word for it, we're an open facility for anybody to come through and see our largely overweight herd for themselves. As for the comments on the facilities and security of our summer camp, its important to keep in mind that this was a teen camp, yes, parents are allowed on campus during the week, but campers are supervised such that while they can be easily found, they cant be just snatched from their group. Within seconds of their arrival, they were greeted by a director and guided to their childrens location. For the facilities, theres no question that there were areas greatly in need of updating, including the bathrooms which were in an incomplete remodel- parts had been done but the shower floors had not yet been resurfaced. This work has since been done. The beds in the dorms have also since been replaced. Even at the time, the mattresses were sanitized every week and intended to be covered in camper-supplied sheets, as indicated in the packing list. In regard to being "packed like sardines" this is flatly untrue, the local health department had required empty bunks and 6 feet of spacing between as a covid precaution, about 60% of the bunks were totally empty. Again, dont just take my word for it- while we're hardly the ritz, the camp is aggressively fundraising and working hard to rescue the facilities from decades of dereliction, and welcome visitors to judge the progress and current conditions for themselves.

I absolutely loved having access to this facility when visiting family in the Binghamton area. I…read morestayed at a nearby hotel and went every morning using a day pass they offer. The staff were all friendly and helpful, the facility very clean! I didn't feel out of place (as is sometimes the case when traveling and the locals stare or make me uncomfortable). The equipment I used was all in great condition, newer very nice machines! Overall, exceptional experience here at the Riverwalk! Would absolutely recommend and will return in the future when in the area.

Back in town again. Between this gym and another one in JC, they are the only two offering a hot…read moretub in Broome County area. Super YUMMY experience!!! Thank you!!

I am 5'3" tall, and 76 years old in this month of July. I have been a Forerunner Member of The Pad…read moreBinghamton since their very beginning. I am mostly there FIVE days a week. My sweet spot is Auto-Belay. I am a solid 5.6 and 5.7 climber. On 5.8's it depends on the crux, because I have a bad left hip flexor...which is why I climb. This summer I am getting into Bouldering. No, I don't like doing a "boulder roll" to the floor. It feels like my kidneys are trying to come out my nose. But I do love our traverse routes. They are training new muscles for me. LOL, I am only limited by the types of "holds" I can grip. I have arthritis in both hands. But top-roping gives me more chances to adjust my holds. LOL, what can I say...I LOVE The Pad Binghamton and my other short friends that come and climb with me!

You have to sign up with a third part data collection service, just to have your kids climb. Guy…read moresaid I had to leave, if I was not going to hand over my personal and financial information for my kids to climb.

So I am impartial to this place as my granddaughter comes here to show off her gymnastic skills…read more But what I like about this place is the viewing area. It is a window with seats and tables, so you are not interfering with them learning but can watch them do their thing. They have a great area to learn and is very clean. Just a great place to keep everyone active and enjoy what they like to do.

A great place to meet for a walk. Lots of space. Easy to practice good social (physical)…read moredistancing. For anyone into sports, there are several different fields available as well as a playground for children and a pool (which seems to be closed for the season).

I've been doing Pilates Reformer for years, but finding and going to Simple Form Pilates was a real…read moregame changer. I relate to the instructor's cues or instructions like no other. It amazes me that I can arrive with a stiff back, or tight shoulder, and leave touching my toes with no pain. I highly recommend if you are feeling stiff due to aging or orthopedic aches. I never thought I could be this flexible and strong. I see Katherine and there are other instructors, including her Mother who teach multiple different private and group classes. I am over 60 with a history of bad knees and other repaired body parts.

This is such a beautiful new studio! I went for my first class today with Kathryn and I loved it…read more The studio is really nicely designed to give it a big city feel without the big city attitude. She paid me personal attention and made sure I understood everything. I've been to other Pilates studios in the area and they don't even compare. I highly recommend!

I've been going to Greene PT for different things for about 15 years. Gary always gets me back on…read moremy feet. He worked with me after my knee replacement, my husband's 2 knees, my back issues over the years, spinal decompression, dislocated shoulder, broken arm, weight loss and more. I'm currently going to help relieve some of the arthritis in my knees and it's incredible how they help. This is a great service. Gary and his team are true professionals.

I don't agree with the other ratings. The owners are phenomenal community based people. The gym…read moreis old school where iron is thrown around. It has some decent new equipment such as cyber machines and elliptical machines, but in the weight room itself it has an old school gym feel to it. I love gyms like this. You don't have to worry about offending someone because you are sweating or made too much noise putting weights back. If you follow proper gym etiquette the gym can run itself!