Cheap Things To Do in Clay, New York

Includes a welcome center and the Cigarville Railroad Station Museum, Sellen-Weller 1840 barn, and a replica of the first log cabin built in Clay, circa 1795. Also adjacent to the site ... More on VisitSyracuse.org

A sandy shallow beach with power paddlers for the kids, breezy picnic grounds, volleyball courts and great views of NY's largest in-land lake. Shaded lakeside campground ... More on iloveny.com

Step back to 1657 and the re-created french mission of Sainte Marie. Learn the story of the Jesuits who traveled from Quebec City to the shores of Onondaga Lake by invitation from the Iroquois Nati... More on VisitSyracuse.org

This recreation of the 1657 French Mission that once stood on the shores of Onondaga Lake features a museum related to 17th century culture of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and their meeting with th... More on iloveny.com

The Carrier Dome is a 50,000-seat sports stadium located on the campus of Syracuse University. It is the on... More on VisitSyracuse.org

Quite possibly the best venue for a big-time college basketball game in the United States and of course a... More on Yahoo! Travel

'Hiawatha Lake' is a man-made lake originally created for use of swimming. It is located in Syracuse, New York, in Onondaga Park on the city's South Side along Roberts Avenue. Swimming was stopped because a series of accidental ... More on Wikipedia

'Westcott Reservoir' is a 110 million gallon (41,580 m) reservoir serving the City of Syracuse, New York. The reservoir's location would be outside the city limits but for a gerrymandering city border that extends out to include it. ... More on Wikipedia

The only historic landscape in Onondaga County registered with the NYS Historical Association. From the Gazebo amidst Hiawatha Lake to the Fire ... More on iloveny.com

'Woodland Reservoir' is a 121 million gallon reservoir serving the City of Syracuse, New York. The reservoir was built in 1884 as the receiving end of the new water supply for Syracuse coming by ... More on Wikipedia