I'm giving this place 3 separate ratings…read more First and foremost for the golf course. The golf course is an underrated gem of the area. We found the golf course fun and playable, and super well-maintained, with super staff. Highly recommend it. Unfortunately, the second part of our rating pertains to the other amenities, specifically the clubhouse, which underwhelmed because although it was an unbelievably stately facility, there was no food or drinks to be had. Couldn't get a good feel for what ownership's intent is here. But again, 5 stars for the golf course, 2 stars for the amenities, 4 stars for the potential.

Great course! Very well kept and friendly staff. Don't let the 3.6 review stare you away from this…read moreplace. Would most definitely golf here again if I ever find myself in this area again! Outdoor bar is a plus!

My husband and I were in the Catskills for a midweek getaway for his birthday and we decided to go…read moreplay a few rounds of golf the day of his birthday. I had researched a few golf resorts in the area beforehand and it was between Island Green and one other place. The deciding factor was price and the fact that Island Green had a tee time that better aligned with our schedule. To be honest, my husband and I are golf novices and everyone at the resort was so friendly and helpful, on and off the course! We didn't have time to finish all of the holes due to a dinner reservation but we had such a great time. The condition of the curse was very well maintained and it wasn't too crowded for a Tuesday afternoon!

1/5 7 minutes ago on Google…read moreSo for those of you planning a wedding nearby... we had the most horrific experience here. Wedding across the street and with few places to stay in the area we rented out the Island Green for family guests. I had visited the place prior to the wedding to meet with the owner and check things out. He showed me a couple of rooms. I did not go deep into the rooms but peeked in ( except for the clubhouse "suites" which only had an outdoor entrance and it was necessary to walk through one bedroom to get to the next. There were 4 double beds in each rooms and each had one bath.) Clear this establishment is not meant for any but male golfers. The owner made a big deal about their restaurant chef and I was introduced to him during my visit. They both talked about how talented the chef was and how delicious the food was. I asked about their hours and was told they would extend their dining hours for our guests if we brought in enough people. The wedding was held in the fall. The guests staying there stayed in rooms that had scraps lumber in the closets, some closets unfinished, no hangers, one guests sink faucet was hanging loose. One guest said the cabinets were dirty as well as the refrigerator. One guest room had no heat. One room's only tv was in a hallway with no room to sit and required you stand in the hallway to view the screen. I am sure there were more issues but we were spared so we could enjoy the reason we were all there. The wonderful food they advertised was nonexistent. They were getting ready to close for the season so the food supply was negligible. I believe they had told guests they were going to bring in some pork to make barbecue but they did not follow through with that promise. When the manager was approached he got very defensive and claimed I had approved every room during my visit which was untrue as I had viewed three total rooms and had only looked into the clubhouse suites because I was trying to figure out who would be comfortable staying there with their rooms wide open and the front bedroom used as an entrance to the second room. He was dismissive to the guests who approached him over the issues I was aware of. The guests staying there described it as similar to a motel featured in the tv show Schitt's Creek if you are familiar. I understand most people who stay there are men and play golf there in the warmer months. The rooms are laid out to accommodate many people in each room. They may not have the same expectations. This is not a RESORT!!!! A resort is a self-contained commercial establishment--such as a hotel, beach, or ski destination--that provides lodging, food, entertainment, and recreation for vacationers It was definitely a rip off for the guests and humiliating for us to have promoted their accommodations. If you are planning a wedding nearby just food for thought. Maybe they'll clean things up but this was a nightmare for us.

Golfed at the GEAA this afternoon. It is a nine hole course, was very reasonably priced and in…read morevery good condition. The course was wide open but consisted of rolling hills which could make it challenging if you didn't place your ball in the right place. We would golf here again.

Looks like something out of a wayback machine! Like way back…read moreto the 1960s or 70s! That said, it is very unpretentious. The staff is friendly. The lanes seemed fairly smooth. The balls are vintage and overall it is a ton of fun! We went there with our four year-old grandson, and they were very accommodating with a ramp and bumpers, and he was thrilled to get his first strike! One of his grandparents who will remain nameless also got a strike and several spares! What's not to like!?!?!!!

Decent bowling alley. We had fun with the little kids playing with the drop games. They also have a…read morebar area and food you can order. If you're in the area, instead of driving to the bowling alley in East Greenbush, I would go here.

My mother first came here in 1954, I first came here in 1981, & my children first came here in…read more2010. The reason we keep coming back is the friendly, safe atmosphere that Sunny Hill has always provided. My children love their "Sunny Hill Freedom" and the activities and events. My son gives fishing everyday while my daughter loves singing in the talent show and with DJ Pat's karaoke. Ceramics and the entertainment center is loved by both. The "Just For Fun Rides" are exciting for all ages. Sunny Hill is a place you can go in vacation and REALLY be on vacation. It is so peaceful and relaxing in the mountain air.

This place is great for nostalgia and if you're with a large group. The food is AWFUL and the rooms…read moreespecially the mattresses are ancient and sagging and gross! They charge quite alot of money for what you get.

Great spot on the river. Well kept. William was pleasant and we were grateful to have spent the…read morenight while traveling.

A nice family campground. If you're looking for what is called camping now, don't bother. If you…read morelike "real" camping, ie; no store on property, no pool, no cable or high speed internet, this is for you. Arrived, got our campsite and was cooking dinner over an open fire in no time. No frills camping. (which is the way it's supposed to be, right?) The owners were really nice and helpful, the property was well kept and there was a large playground for kids to use. I recommend this for people who are looking for a good time without all that "KOA Approved" garbage. Good people, good place, great times.

This was the fourth time I visit the adventure park. Every year I come expecting something…read moredifferent and every year I leave with sore muscles and a smile. Your ticket ($51) gives you three of climbing time and for most people that is more then enough. I rarely make the three hour mark due to spent muscles. I have visited many parks of this kind and if your in the area of Catamount you should try this one. One thing I have not found at other parks are the super long zip lines. When you want to get to the base lodge you can ride this series of long zip lines down the mountain. Not for the faint of heart but damn what great fun. The only thing I feel is a negative would be the tweezles. Though very annoying they do keep the less responsible safe at all times. As we know, the irresponsible cause the extreme over governing of the rest of us. Americans only get a glimpse of freedom through the thick fog of lawyers and insurance companies.

Had a great time here. Spent about three hours and did four courses. A mix of challenging and very…read moredoable obstacles, they were all a lot of fun. Highly recommend this place

was playing with someone and then I hit my head on one of the poles that hold up the one slide and…read morewas bleeding bad and my blood is probably on the pole right now and thanks to the Cairo town park fucking being them only one person I do not know helped me and gave a shit about me to see if I was ok and not dead thanks a fucking lot I was injured 4/22/25 there so 2 days ago and got a concussion and my head might have cracked open or it was an abrasion.

Lot of bang for your buck (I mean, it's free) in this sweet little park. A paved walking trail, dog…read morepark (with area for small dogs,) basketball courts, pavilion, play ground, baseball diamond, football field, creek, and a couple geocaches. Hosts the Greene County Youth Fair in July (also free!)