Absolutely the best place for kids and even adults to learn how to ride a horse. They also have…read moresummer camp, and do horse boarding and many other things.. We moved to the area from NYC and my daughter had always wanted to learn how to ride a horse, she hopes that one of these days she can be in a horse show. I mentioned this because she started training mid May 2022 and we are in August 2022 and she has built so much confidence and her love for horses have grown! Helaina, the owner, is the best trainer in NY PERIOD! She is kind and has lots of patience to work with kids. My daughter always feels welcome and is always looking forward for her next class. I am so glad we found this place! If you are looking for an equestrian center, this is your place!

My daughter Olivia went to meadow creek farms with her Girl Scouts troop yesterday. They learned…read moreabout saddles and saddle pads and groomed a pony name fudge. It was an incredible experience for her and the other girls! She got to ride a pony name Max and loved it ! Now she is asking for lessons there.

Played golf and tennis here. Tennis courts are clay, which is cool but lots of work to keep up…read moreduring play. When I came the clay was not raked, which gentlemen are supposed to - on a regular basis - do after hitting it around! Golf course is squarely laid out, few hills and meanders. Boxed in by roads. Just an average 18 holes. Rebel: 3

I attended a union event here. I haven't been here in quite a number of years but it's still…read moreexactly the same. The building and grounds are very pretty. The staff was friendly and helpful. The food was ehhh. I had filet which I believe was really a cheaper cut of beef. The "gravy" tasted like a bullion cube and the meat was so rare it was almost inedible but if it was cooked more it probably would have been tough and still inedible. Mashed potatoes were half fake box and real. Veggies on the other hand seemed fresh and were good. Dessert was hot lava cake with the smallest dollop of ice cream. Ehh could take it or leave it....

Low key calm playground. Not many people visiting when we went but we were not upset about that…read more Sometimes we want the playground to ourselves! My son is young so the play-set was a bit big for him. That said, it's big enough for adults to go on too. That was helpful for when my son got nervous. The park was clean and finding shade is not an issue! I definitely recommend

I had a really great experience at Ulster County Pool. I appreciate their informative website…read more There you can find hours of operation, pool closure notices, pricing (incl. discounted pricing for Ulster County Residents and of course location. I arrived before the rest of my party so I decided to get more information at the front desk about payment (yes they accept applepay) and the process for proving residency in Ulster County as my ID has not been updated just yet. All you need to provide is a photo ID and a bill or comparable document that has your name and address on it. Cool. After checking in I headed to the locker room for women. Plenty of changing rooms, a couple showers, an adequate amount of lockers and toilets. All you need. I opted to take my things with me instead of using the lockers, so I can't speak to the process for their use. I can say that the locker room does have a friendly attendant for any questions you may have. Now to the pool deck. Come early to find a shady spot on the grass or at the picnic tables across from the entrance. Although there are many spots to set up a blanket, umbrella or even a tent, of course finding an ideal shady spot takes a lil finesse and early arrival. Ulster County Pool is divided up into a separate wading pool for families, babies and toddlers. The main pool is separated into a shallow 5'4" side and I believe an 11" side used for diving and a waterslide. The middle is designated to those who may want to swim laps. On Wednesday June 25th the pool was packed with friends and family truly enjoying themselves, about 4 on duty lifeguards and plenty of friendly staff. My Recs: * arrive early * bring a cooler ( snack bar is cash only) * bring a beach umbrella, hat or tent * stay all day!!

Free for seniors and Medicaid recipients! Good clean fun in the summer time! I go every summer…read moreand they did outstanding renovations to improve the pool.

It's an enjoyable day to share with family. We noticed a few day camp trippers there…read more There's plenty of rides, for all ages and for those in search for adventure, and Midway games of skill (?). There is an assortment of demonstrations during the day fireworks in the evening and live music, also in the evening. Bring cash. However, they do take credit cards, but you will be charged a service fee. The grounds are well-maintained and easy to navigate.

I happen to come here many years back when I was younger, and have to say, a lot has changed for…read moresure in terms of vendors, and also the disappearance of many of them. There are many reasons for it, but you can decide on that. Getting in was not so bad, but it did take a long time to get in and was a hassle. The lines were very long considering it was the first day when we visited. There was a lot of food and drink vendors to choose from, and some of them had a lot of cool and unique stuff. There are enough rides for a lot to enjoy, with it being gentle and intense. Games also is a plus for youngsters. There are also many events that go on in the fair for everyone's entertainment, such as concerts, pig races, to name a few. For animal lovers, there are plenty of animals to look at. A lot to provide, but the money will burn through, especially at the high prices. Can be annoying in ways, but make sure to bring enough. Bring on the fun!

I'm glad this pool is thriving. The kids working it are really nice. The pool is clean, a spot on…read morethe grass to enjoy the sun & hang with your friends. They do have concession but I couldn't tell u whats in there, I had my own water and snacks. $9 for non residents, worth it!

So many bees everywhere do not bring no type of food to the picnic area you WILL get swarmed. The…read morepool is dirty and unkept and lifeguards are very un attentive.

This review is for the 10th annual Festival at the Falls…read more There are dozens of tents set up by local businesses, schools, and affiliations. Vendors selling vinyl albums, jewelry, and other tchotchkes. Many have activities for children, quite a few food trucks, even one from Outback. There is limited seating to enjoy a real meal. The weather cooperated. Limited street parking, and the local PD was giving out tickets to violators. Otherwise, it was pleasant. The Messier homestead was open for guided tours and just to look around.

Discovering parks for the first time is always a thrill for me! I found Mesier Park just a couple…read moreof days ago online. This is a village park which contains a big field with some hills and gravel that does a big circular loop around the main building. The nice part about it is there are a lot of trees to provide shade. There are also benches that are provided throughout the park along with trash cans. It's a great place to go to if you need a day's rest or finding new places to enjoy nature. There is also a museum that contains the history of the two Dutchmen who settled here during the 18th century. Due to COVID, it is currently closed.

Grandson started lessons there today. First class, it was organized chaos. The place was clean,…read morethe staff was patient and he had a wonderful time, he did not want to leave. It was the 2-3 year old age group, while the kids were encouraged to listen and try, they were not forced. They were given the opportunity to be their age, in a try safe padded environment, to listen and learn.

The coaches are so wonderful and patient, especially Sarah. They allow kids to challenge themselves…read moresafely and are always introducing new, fun activities. I have seen a noticeable difference in my daughter's confidence since we started back at Mr. Todd's Gymnastics. She is more willing to do things she used to consider scary at the playground and is eager to show us what she is learning!