We have been camping here for 4 years now. It's a nice park. The campground bathroom is not well…read moremaintained. This past time, the soap in the ladies room ran out and was not replenished for almost 24 hours. The floor is always wet and gross in the stalls. The loop we stay on was paved since last year and the kids absolutely loved it for biking!

this park is a treasure to the community. It's built around the old barge route canals offer her…read morebeautiful water views and attract wildlife. Great trails for walking and biking. Great camp zones for RV and tent camping. for years, there was an owl nest and very popular our family living in a dead tree. People would come from Miles to see the owls in their babies this year. The park service cut down the owls tree hopefully not killing the owls but removing their home of eight years . Is this what the park service is here for? Who are they serving and how in God's name do they cut down a tree with baby owls in it?

Such an incredible community center and daycare! The best teachers and the only place I would feel…read morecomfortable leaving my kids!

The JCC has been a gift to so many community members. The staff go out of their way to make…read moreeveryone who walks in feel comfortable. The preschool is a magical space for our children, and now my grandchildren. The huge gym, the heated pool, the large outdoor playground provide so many possibilities for the children's learning and playing. The summer camp is packed full with fun activities and the trips for older kids keep them safe and engaged. Personal trainers in the workout room are actively engaged in providing a way to build confidence and muscle. i trust the JCC to be a safe, welcoming place for every age from infants to seniors.

This is a cute little zoo. Agree with other reviewers that you should come in knowing what to…read moreexpect. It has a modest number of animals, but a lot of charm. We came in the morning on a weekday. Unfortunately, a lot of the animals were napping (lots of nocturnals) but we still have a nice time. This zoo is in a park and there are a lot of trees and shades -- it doubles as a walking path. I noticed that there were lots of benches throughout, which is nice. There was also cute decor like gnomes, fairy gardens, and animal statues. Standouts were the sand cats, penguins, lemurs, and red pandas. There were wolves, arctic foxes, and lots of other neat critters. At the front there's a petting zoo with sheep and goats, and you can feed them if you buy a cup of chow from the gift shop. In the gift shop, I noticed they sell art prints made by the animals, which is super cute! I noticed a bus stop across the street, so it seems accessible by public transit. The park its within has a lot of really neat play features too, so you could definitely make an afternoon of it. The price is right. It's only about $10 a ticket for admission, and like $2 - $3 for petting zoo food. Which, in this economy especially, is fantastic. Cute place. Worth checking out!

An incredible zoo experience for all! An extensive variety of exotic species, each within close…read moreproximity of the viewer. Super antique and cutesy feel to the entire property. There are high quality informational plaques as well. For those with limited mobility- the exhibits are along a relatively steep hill. Come prepared for a bit of an incline. Overall a wonderful experience!! Would rate higher than any large zoo I've been to.

Stair Park is one of Vestal's hidden gems. If you're looking for a peaceful place to get outside,…read morethis is definitely worth a visit. A beautiful wooded area with rock formations, a shallow creek, and plenty of spots to stop and take in the scenery. The water is crystal clear, and it's fun to hop across the rocks or just sit and listen to the stream. The stairs definitely provide a workout, but they're well worth it for the views and the experience. It feels surprisingly secluded even though you're close to civilization. We also appreciated how clean and natural the area felt. A portable poty is on site. Plenty of parking. A pavilion and playground are also available. Wear sturdy shoes since some sections can be rocky or slippery near the water. Whether you're hiking for exercise, taking photos, or just looking for a quiet place to relax, Stair Park is a great local escape.

Super pretty place! Found lots of seashell fossils along the riverbed which was super cool!read more

Ms Roma Haag was my teacher as a youngling. Not only did she lovingly teach me horsemanship she…read morecreated a safe space where I could be myself & learn more about who I was. I miss her, Kulukki, KC, Sean & the stable. For a time, the horses & Ms Haag were my best friends & my experience at Cross Creek was the highlight of my youth.

I live nearby Cole Park, but go there only occasionally. Everywhere out here in the Town of…read moreColesville is beautiful, so we don't need to escape a noisy city, or nosey neighbors. The swimming area is clean and lifeguards are on duty. There's adequate snack items availavle,available, various watercraft for rent to cruise around the pond. The scenery is postcard level, and the parking and picnic facilities are outstanding. If you want to make it a more fulfilling day for the kids, Cole Park is only a hop & a skip away from world famous Animal Adventure Park. A wonderful day is in store for you with a swim, picnic, and a visit with an amazing menagerie of exotic animals. I highly recommend Cole Park for the entire family. Have big fun!

The first beach I've met in Binghamton. Of course, it's an upstate beach. I, being a downstater who…read morelived on the Atlantic ocean all my life, could never get quite comfortable with a beach of no waves. At least there is real sand on the beach - imported of course. There is swimming for about 40 feet in, and then there are boat and kayak rentals for the rest of the lake. Let me tell you something - Kayaks aRe fun! You can go so fast in them. I towed both my friends with my kayak last time, they are wimps! Boats are pretty boring to me, I could never get the oars right. Oh, as of last year, kayak and boat rentals are free. wait... FREE! Even 1 dollar is a deterrant based on principle. Here it is so easy. So THIS is where my tax dollars are going... 5 stars for free kayaks. Love kayaks.

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).

HONEST, TRUSTWORTHY, CARING AND PROFESSIONAL IN A SAFE DOG FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT…read more I can't imagine anyone would have a bad experience with Carolyn. She cared for our miniature poodle like he was her own. I never had to worry about him! He absolutely loved her, her dogs and her home. She has a huge fenced in yard and ensures the dogs get daily exercise. She screens the other dogs to ensure a safe environment and yes she will turn people away for the sake of the peace and tranquility of the other dog Residents/customers. We employed her services on a regular basis over a 3 year period and not one time was she unprofessional! An amazing alternative to a traditional kennel . She is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to dogs- and helped us with training. I see some bad reviews - all I can say is there has to be more to the story. Fixing dogs is a two way street- You get what you put into it on the home front. Sadly we moved out of state and miss her. We do highly recommend her!

I liked their services. I used them until I found a small dog specialist. They are great for larger…read moredogs. I just needed more activities for my small dog to do. I needed more special attention for having such a small breed. For a larger dog I would recommend them. For a smaller dog I would go to the Doggie Daycare in Johnson City. They were really nice to me at the dog expert however and I appreciate everything done.