Kathleen Cisek: My new favorite dog park, right in Goshen! Turn in where the Masonic picnic area is and keep going to the old school. Fence is at least 5 ft, great gates, grassy hills for dogs to run about, trick jump, tunnel, platform, benches and picnic tables. Bring your own bags and water/water dishes. A few trees for shade, ample parking. Its secluded and lovely here to relax or run about with my dog. He sure loves it :)
linda schultz: Wonderful tour of multiple properties chock full of interesting objects and unique artifacts. Well worth the visit and the time - we spent 3 hours there and could have spent another two, just looking at the hundreds and hundreds of items. Everything is very well displayed in the rooms to give a real feel for how life was lived and in a much more thorough and engaging way than traditional museums like Williamsburg. It was like walking into someones house from 100 years ago
Kristy P: Awesome place for our 4 year old to visit. We came to town for a different event, but it got rained out, so we came here instead. I loved that each of the little rooms was a different theme. For example, it was awesome to use the giant toothbrush to clean the giant teeth in the dentistry room. There were areas tailored to smaller children/toddlers, but preschoolera can get a lot out of the exhibits too - we got to help our son complete a circuit and light up some lights! He saw what happened when portions of the circuit were removed, etc. There was also a lot of physical activity - a tree house with a slide and a "cloud climb," which helped get some wiggles out. If we lived locally, we would certainly have a membership here.
DJ T.: Incredible source of information on the survivors eho came here. Lots of photos, references, and videos. Very thought provoking and informative. A must do when at the fort in Oswego.
Jemlnlx: Great park offering some lovely views of Lake Ontario and the Lighthouse.
Easy access from Lake Street. Parking spaces along Lake Street as well as a dedicated lot.
Well-maintained with lots of park benches throughout.
Clean bathrooms closer to Ontario Street entrance.
Theresa St. John: This is an amazing home in the heart of Oswego. Docents were so happy to share their love and history of the home. The artifacts from yesteryear were lovely and it was just such an fantastic example of architecturen and the craftsmanship in design. Quite an incredible story. I hope you go if youre ever ub the area.
