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Watt Christmas Wonderland - Goshen (NY)

Address: 🏡 310 Scotchtown Ave, Goshen, NY 10924
Phone : +1 (845) 294-3391
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    Gemma Bunyakiat Petri: This is a new ride. The ride skips the whole Lego Mini town. Its good only if you have seen the mini town before because you shouldnt miss it. Otherwise, its a good ride that takes you back and forth between the entrance to the end of the park. There is always a line but it moves quickly. 5 - 6 people can fit in a trip. You can take a stroller with you. The cart shakes a bit but its not scary.
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    Avionne Philyaw: Great place for dogs to run. Its a huge area that offers lots for them to sniff and explore. The areas are separated so you have 1 area for large dogs and another for small dogs. There are also benches for owners to sit on. I highly recommend this dog park. Its awesome!
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    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 :)
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    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
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    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.
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