Things To Do in Leeds, New York

A wooded semi-rustic campground set on 45 acres with all the modern amenities. Convenient to Thruway Exit ... More on iloveny.com

By the end of the 18th century, the rise on the northern outskirts of early Pensacola that came to be known as North Hill had secured a prominent place in American history. It was here in 1781 that the Spanish army under General Bernandro ... More on VisitPensacola.com

Nurtured by the Catskill Mountain region, artist Thomas Cole found a home at Cedar Grove. The home, built in 1815, became the primary site where Thomas Cole began his artwork. Cole later created th... More on Heritage

The art, home, grounds, and views is a Historical Hudson Valley site to behold. More on TripAdvisor

Named for a fortress treasure-house in ancient Persia, Olana was the home to one of of America's most impor... More on Heritage

Beautiful on the exterior with many interesting, exotic details. Great for people who like to take photos o... More on TripAdvisor

Henry Hudson was commissioned by the Dutch East India Company on January 8th, 1609 to find a passage to the... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The Lighthouse is restored, and open a few times a year to the public! Small fee get's you a ride out to li... More on TripAdvisor

Catskill Golf Club has hilly and contoured fairways. The greens are well manicured and fast. Some fairways were designed with slight doglegs, and the wind comes into play year round. Riding carts a... More on Golf.com

The golf course has spectacular views of the Catskill Mountains. More on GolfReview

The Hudson Opera House is located in the building that began as the city hall in 1855. By the 1870s the citize ... More on PlanetWare

A multi-artist center in NYS oldest surviving theatre (1855). More on iloveny.com

18-hole semi-private championship gold course and full service bar and restaurant. More on iloveny.com