What should we do with the kids?

Oneonta, Otsego County

The A.J. Read Science Discovery Center, located in the Physical Science building on the SUNY Oneonta campus, is a free, hands-on science museum open to the public Tuesday-Saturday (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.). It features over 80 interactive physics-based exhibits for all ages. There's also a planetarium nearby*! *The planetarium isn't free, just the Science Discovery Center. You can expect to spend about $4 per person for a show but as with all activities listed here we recommend checking their website before you go to confirm.

Andes, Delaware County

The Andes Hotel is nestled in the heart of a charming Catskills town and invites locals and visitors alike to experience the warmth and timeless hospitality of this historic community. They offer ten stylish, cosy rooms, landscaped gardens and outdoor bar for alfresco eating and drinking in the warmer months. The hotel is the scene of many great happenings throughout the year, including live music performances, curated feasts, parties, firework displays, karaoke nights and private events.

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Arkville, Delaware County

One of the best kid-friendly restaurants in the Catskills. With a dedicated kids room filled with toys off the main seating area, kids can roam and play while parents enjoy a delicious meal just a few feet away. Located in the heart of Arkville, Cafe Mornings is a cozy, family-run Korean café where kids can enjoy a playful corner all their own, pups are greeted with treats, and their in-house market is stocked with unique pantry staples, Asian spices, and thoughtful gifts to take home.