- Our list of the best things to do in Hammondsport, New York, features the top 108 nearby activities — including 49 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Hammondsport, NY has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Food & Drink, Museums & Galleries, Outdoor Places, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 17 things to do within the city of Hammondsport, NY , followed by 91 popular activities in nearby cities, including Penn Yan, Hector, Watkins Glen, Corning, Naples, Dundee and Horseheads
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At the Bristol Mountain Ski Resort, visitors will be able to ski on a mountain with a 2,200-foot elevation at the summit. The location also hosts snowsports adventure camps, ski and snowboard lessons for both children and adults, and equipment rentals.
34.3 Miles
Lake Street Filling Station Winery is a shop with a wide variety of wine, liquor, and gifts for sale. They also offer a special package for sampling 7 wines at their wine bar.
34.4 Miles
16 wine specialties can be sampled and bought at the Ventosa Vineyard. There is also a cafe on the site, which also serves special dishes. Private events, such as weddings, can be held in here.
34.5 Miles
Built in 1839, the Rose Hill Mansion was designed in the Greek revival architectural style. The house is furnished with original 19th century furnishes. The Visitor's Center has a gift shop from which memorabilia can be bought.
34.5 Miles
Named after the creek which crosses it and after the many falls in it, the Buttermilk Falls State Park was founded in 1924 and has cabins, pavilions, playgrounds, as well as other amenities. The main activities which can be performed in here are fishing, hunting, and hiking.
34.5 Miles
City managed and operated, Kershaw Park offers residents and visitors of Canandaigua, the opportunity to enjoy a variety of fun outdoor activities. With recent renovations, the park includes a walking trail, public beach, boating dock and picnic gazebo.
34.7 Miles
As an educational center belonging to the Paleontological Research Institution, the Cayuga Nature Center provides exhibits and activities for visitors to learn about nature. Activities at the center include a six-story tree house, a butterfly garden, animals, and night hikes.
34.7 Miles
The site of the Battle of Newtown during the Revolutionary War, Newtown Battlefield State Park is located in a wooded area and features a granite monument. The park has a playground and can be used for camping and picnics.
34.9 Miles
A popular family attraction is Geneva's Seneca Lake State Park. Nestled alongside one of the five Finger Lakes, the park offers a water play area, picnic pavilions, biking, beachside fishing, ice fishing and boat launching.
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Founded in 2003, the Museum of the Earth studies the history of Earth and its life. The permanent exhibition features almost 3 million items, and cover domains like the glaciers and the coral reefs. Special programs are organized all around the year, such as the Fossil ID Day.