- TripBuzz found 79 things to do with kids in or near Queensbury, New York, including 69 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Lake George, Saratoga Springs, Bolton Landing and Glens Falls.
- From Pirates Cove Adventure Golf to Six flags great escape, the Queensbury area offers 79 different types of family activities, including: Amusement Parks (All Ages), Family Fun Center, Movie Theaters and Mini Golf.
- Home to an amusement park and numerous ski resorts, Queensbury is a popular tourist destination year-round. Near the Adirondack region and Lake George, the city offers an array of outdoor recreation including fishing, hiking, camping and whitewater rafting. And in the winter, the community further provides for activities like dogsledding, skiing, snowshoeing and bobsledding.
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Killington's McLaughlin Falls are stunning waterfalls that provide visitors with remarkable natural views. The surrounding woods are particularly scenic in the fall. A hiking and biking trail takes visitors right up to the falls.
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The general store of the past is brought to life at the Vermont Country Store that provides many hard-to-find and practical products. It has been family owned and operated for over 60 years.
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Founded in 2011, the Theater Institute At Sage is an organization dedicated to providing live acting performances and education to the local community. Live performances, acting workshops, and youth summer camps are among the services provided.
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Musical productions are the central focus of the Weston Playhouse that operates exclusively during the summer months of June, July, and August. The playhouse also has a cafe on-site that takes reservations for dinner and show arrangements.
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Located in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont, the Mount Snow Resort is both a mountain and ski area for a variety of activities. It serves as the closest big mountain resort to most metropolitan areas in the Northeast United States.
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Situated on nearly 80 acres, Prospect Park sits on land deeded to the city in 1902 by the Warren family. The park provides a playground, spray pool, nature trails, picnic areas and facilities for tennis, basketball, softball and soccer.
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Spanning almost 6000 acres, Albany Pine Bush Preserve is a fresh water pine barren with trails for hiking and nature walks. A unique and endangered ecosystem, the Preserve features informative exhibits, as well.
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Stratton Mountain's Cliff Drysdale Tennis School offers coaching for adults and juniors. There are sixteen clay and hard courts (two indoors). The club offers clinics and individual instruction as well as fitness and massages areas, indoor pool, and fitness shop.
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Poestenkill Falls is a waterfall that falls 85-feet into the Dyken Pond and then 75-more feet into a larger pool. There is a third waterfall at the end that falls 15-feet into a pool of water.
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Visitors to Crowley Cheese can see the dairy product being made by hand in the landmark factory that was originally built in 1882. Within the factory gift shop, guests can also sample many Vermont foods and purchase local craft items.