Attractions for Groups

The following attractions cater to groups. Contact them directly for group rates.
Map of Attractions for Groups

Cherry Valley Museum
49 Main St Rte 166 Cherry Valley, NY   13320 607/264-3098	Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: please call 607/264-3098 Exhibits at the 1815 Federal House range from 1778 Cherry Valley massacre to the late 20th century. Collections include 1830s memorabilia, antique fire engines and a diorama of the infamous Cherry Valley Massacre. Period clothing collections. Kitchen exhibit and other period rooms.

Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad
Route 166 136 East Main Street Milford, NY   13807 607/432-2429	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Wendy York Ride into history and beautiful scenery. Built in 1869, visitors can experience what was once the primary form of transportation throughout the country - rail travel. Special train rides throughout the year, including the Easter Bunny Express, Dinner Trains, Blues Express, Train Robberies, Halloween Special, Christmas Trains. Group train rides available.

Cooperstown Bat Company
118 Main St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-2415 888/547-2415	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Connie Haney Manufacturer of fine collector bats since 1981. Shop for bats at 118 Main St, Cooperstown or on-line. Take a factory tour at the plant in Hartwick, just 9 miles from Cooperstown.

Cooperstown Brewing Company
River Street Milford, NY   13807 607/286-9330 877/FIN-EALE	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Stan Hall This English-style brewery features beers with names like Old Slugger, Nine Man Ale, and Benchwarmer - very popular throughout the Northeast.

Cooperstown Fun Park
4850 State Highway 28 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-2767	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Robert F. Hickey Offers recreation for families as well as groups! Outside they have a twisting 17 car go-kart track, bumper boats, 9 stall batting cage and a challenging scenic miniature golf course. Inside there is a vast arcade and a delicious Pizza and Ice Cream Parlor.

Cooperstown Summer Music Festival
Route 80 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/544-1123 877/666-7421	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Linda Chesis The Cooperstown Summer Music Festival features the National Jazz Museum in Harlem All Stars (7/3), Music from Copland House (7/14), Kurt Elling (7/29), Boston comes to Cooperstown (8/10), American String Quartet (8/15), ECCO (8/21), and the Juilliard String Quartet (8/28) at The Farmers’ Museum and the Otesaga Hotel.

David Sayre Store & House Museum
7 North Main St St Hwy 28 Milford, NY   13807 607/286-7038	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: James Havener Explore the 19th century at the David Sayre Store and House Museum. The museum brings history to life with a guided tour of an elaborate collection of local period artifacts. For a unique experience, visit the museum and general store on Wednesday evenings to see the Sayre homestead by candlelight.

Doubleday Batting Range
2 Doubleday Court Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-1852	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Pat Narciso Located in the heart of Cooperstown, next to historic Doubleday Field, Dooubleday Batting Range is the first batting range equipped with TRU-PITCH batting machines - used by many Major League Teams. Also features a full service snack bar, including beer and wine, as well as cold drinks and ice creams. Gift shop.

Doubleday Field
1 Doubleday Field Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-2270	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Joe Harris Play Ball! Have fun visiting, viewing and playing ball at historic Doubleday Field - where baseball was invented.

Fenimore Art Museum
5798 State Highway 80 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-1400 888/547-1450	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: please call 888/547-1450 One of the nation's premier art institutions; home to an exceptionally rich collection of American folk art and American Indian art, as well as important holdings in American decorative arts, photography, and 20th century art. Formal gardens overlook Otsego Lake. Visitors can get a glimpse of American Indian lives at the circa 1750 Bark House on the shores of the lake

Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard
288 Goose Street Fly Creek, NY   13337 607/547-9692 800/505-6455	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Bill Michaels Just 3 miles from Cooperstown, historic Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard offers tastings of over 40 local specialty foods & wines! Tour the mill; visit our marketplace, bakery, pond deck, enjoy fresh lunch, and feed ducks & geese. Relax while children play at our kiddie Tractorland. Motor coaches/teams/groups welcome.

Glimmerglass Queen
10 Fair St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-9511	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Paula Wikoff Enjoy Otsego Lake aboard the elegant Glimmerglass Queen. These narrated tours offer a relaxing glimpse of the history and beauty of James Fenimore Cooper's fabled Leatherstocking Tales.

Guided Tours of Cooperstown
Paul Kuhn 51 Chestnut St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-6181	Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Paul Kuhn Discover the people, events and circumstances that led to the founding of this fascinating frontier village in the early years of the New American Republic. See beautiful architecture, historic structures and landmarks. Offers step-on guide service for motorcoach tours and guided walking tours for individuals and groups of the Village of Cooperstown and the Glimmerglass Historic District.

Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum
99 Main St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-1273	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Perry Ferrara The Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum features over 30 wax figures in historic settings, a virtual reality batting cage and a "Baseball Bloopers Theatre" - something for the entire family!

Hyde Hall State Historic Site
1527 County Highway 31 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-5098 888/472-9002	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: Larry Smith Fall under the spell of historic Hyde Hall during your 50 minute guided tour. Learn about the construction, decline and resurrection of this majestic 50 room country house which has overlooked James Fenimore Cooper's fabled "Glimmerglass" for over 175 years. In the mansion see "the finest two rooms built in a private home in America prior to 1840." Marvel at the many original furnishings. Hear the stories of how 5 generations lived on the Hyde Hall estate from 1819 until 1963. Hyde Hall is located in beautiful Glimmerglass State Park.

National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
25 Main St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-7200 888/425-5633	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: June Dolhun The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is an independent, non-profit educational institution dedicated to fostering an appreciation of the historical development of baseball and its impact on our culture by collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting its collections for a global audience as well as honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to our national pastime.

New York State Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Gilbert Lake State Park 18 CCC Road Laurens, NY   13796 607/432-2114	Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Rich Ranieri Located in Gilbert Lake State Park. Features over 3,000 pictures, tools and memorabilia related to the CCC era.

Oneonta Concert Association
SUCO Ravine Prkway Oneonta, NY   13820 607/432-4943	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Diane Kang The concert association sponsors reasonably-priced professional concerts and dance performances during the academic year.

The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Hwy 80 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-1450 888/547-1450	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner View Profile Page
Group Contact Name: please call 888/547-1450 America's history comes alive-daily chores are carried out at the working farm while commerce flourishes at the Village Crossroad. Visitors experience the interplay among trades, village life and agriculture in New York State circa 1845. The museum, one of the oldest living history museums, features exhibits, craft demonstrations and hand-on activities that bring history to life.

The Glimmerglass Festival
7300 State Hwy 80 Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-2255	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: June Dzialo This internationally-acclaimed summer opera festival presents both familiar and rarely performed operas in a magnificent setting overlooking Otsego Lake. Previews, meet-the-performers, tours, picnic meals on spacious lawns add to a "Night at the Opera."

Thunder Ridge Cycle Park
224 Michael Ln 224 Cty Hwy 18 NY   13411 607/847-6520	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Jim Simmons AMA amateur motorcross races from Apr through Oct - following the District 3 race schedule. The track is one mile long and offers CNYMRA motorcross races and AHRMA vintage races. Also has a "hare scramble course" which provides exciting viewing of WYNOA sanctioned races through woods and fields - this track is over six miles long!

Where It All Began Bat Company
87 Main St Cooperstown, NY   13326 607/547-7101 800/910-2287	Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Jim Florczak Bats made to order! Worlds largest wooden baseball bat on display at retail store (87 Main). Company factory open for tours during the summer.

Yager Museum of Art and Culture
Hartwick College One Hartwick Dr Oneonta, NY   13820 607/431-4480	Visit Website Add to Trip Planner
Group Contact Name: Fiona Dejardin The Yager Museum is Oneonta's only museum of arts and culture. The museum provides lifelong learning for all ages. The museum features the permanent exhibition of Willard Yager's collection of Upper Susquehanna artifacts along with exhibits of fine art, archaeology, ethnography and history in seven changing galleries.