Family Things To Do in Bennington, New York

Originally started as a campground resort and waterpark, and was quickly expanded to an amusement park. The park was given the Six Flags name in 1999. One of seven properties owned by Six Flags Inc... More on ThrillNetwork.com

They would seriously benefit from the addition of any major ride, even if it wasn't a roller coaster . More on ThrillNetwork.com

A 20,000-seat performing arts center situated on the Six Flags Darien Lake theme park/entertainment resort grounds, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

324-acre nature sanctuary. 8 miles of trails,.25-mile handicapped accessible boardwalk. More on iloveny.com

We took our 3 kids today,ages 13, 11, and 4 and spent 2 1/2 hrs walking the trails and spending time in the amazing Visitors Center. More on GoCityKids

Visit the National Historic Landmark Roycroft Campus. Re-discover the practices of Elbert Hubbard and the ... More on Iloveny.com

Declared a National Historic Site in 1986, this collection of 14 buildings is the legacy of Elbert Hubbard,... More on Yahoo! Travel

I went to cyber creek and order food, the food was cold and under cooked. It also took a long time for my f... More on TripAdvisor

The price is reasonable ($18 for 9 holes) and they plan to open a bar /restaurant in May of this year ('08). More on TripAdvisor

Near Buffalo, Rochester, & Niagara Falls. 185-acres, 5-acre lake, sandy beach, modern restrooms, petting zoo, cabin and travel ... More on iloveny.com

Less than an hour away from Niagara Falls, Six Flags Darien Lake offers fun for the whole family including ... More on Weather.com

If you don't like roller coasters than you probably won't like it. More on Epinions.com

Private ownership (300 sites) campground, 238 acres, Adirondack-like setting, two lakes (44 & 27 acres), open year-round. More on iloveny.com

Clarence Pathways is a combination of two trails: the Peanut Line trail in Clarence and the Clarence Akron Pathway that runs from Clarence to Akron. The Peanut Line trail is open for two miles, wit... More on TrailLink.com

The Peanut line is currently ~6.5 miles from Transit Rd Rt78 due east to Akron Junction where it joins in with the West Shore Trail at ~mile 8.3 (The western terminus of the WS trail is a well-size... More on TrailLink.com

Very Clean newly Remodeled Rooms. More on iloveny.com

Nice folks that own the place who live right there at the hotel. More on TripAdvisor