Family Things To Do in Burlington, New York

Basswood Pond - from hamlet of Burlington (Otsego Co.) take Co. Rt. 16 north for 1.4 miles - Turn left on Basswood Road and follow DEC signs to the pond. Primary species include: * Brook Trout * Rainbow Trout\ Varied outdoor recreational ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Plainfield State Forest offers 1,403 acres of land for recreational use and is located in the towns ... More on iloveny.com

For over 150 years this cider mill has been educating and providing delicious cider to visitors, and now th... More on DogFriendly.com

It's a typical touristy place, with samples of ciders and cheeses and other goodies and although much of th... More on TripAdvisor

August Lodge offers you an authentic country experience in beautiful spacious, rural surroundings on your private balcony with panoramic views of the Susquehanna Valley from your mountaintop retreat. August Lodge is a 25 suite, two ... More on iloveny.com

Eclectic, artful rooms, comfortable hospitality on quiet street close to downtown. More on iloveny.com

Overall a wonderful weekend! More on TripAdvisor

This bed & breakfast offers 5 apartments with 2 bedrooms and is centrally located on Main street in Cooperstown, ... More on iloveny.com

Victorian house dates back to 1850. You'll feel right at home in this cozy B&B while you enjoy sherry in th... More on iloveny.com

I skipped right to the breakfast in the'title' of my review simply because it was probably the best break... More on TripAdvisor

Play Ball! Have fun visiting, viewing and playing ball at historic Doubleday Field - where baseball was inv... More on iloveny.com

Stayed to watch the game. More on TripAdvisor

Large handicapped accessible 3 room suite located 1/2 block from Baseball Hall of Fame in charming carriage house. Air conditioned ... More on iloveny.com

Area is primarily designated for equestian use and contains approximately 140 miles of trails from truck roads to some pretty technical single ... More on trails.mtbr.com

There are so many trails and they are all well marked and maintained. More on trails.mtbr.com