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Warsaw is a town in Wyoming County, in the U.S. state of New York. The population was 5,064 at the 2010 census. It is located approximately 37 miles east southeast of Buffalo and approximately 37 miles southwest of Rochester. The town may have been named after Warsaw, Poland.
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1. Letchworth State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Letchworth State Park, the "Grand Canyon of the East," is where a 17-mile stretch of the Genesee River roars through the park's scenic gorge with three major waterfalls and cliffs as high as 600 feet, surrounded by lush forests. Recently named Best State Park in the nation, Letchworth's new Humphrey Nature Center is a must-see. Walk the seven-mile Gorge Trail with jaw-dropping views at the overlooks or take the trail to the water's edge. I addition to trails, several hundred campsites and cabins, other amenities and activities include a pool, playground, athletic fields, festivals, cultural events, history and performing arts programs, guided walks, whitewater rafting, and hot-air ballooning.
Reviewed By Courtney W - Mansfield, MA
Letchworth is absolutely a must see if you're within a few hour drive, I unsure how so many have never heard of it (as I hadn't!). When you pull up and you see that initial 'canyon', you can't help but marvel how this exists! The...MoreThank you for your kind comments about this beautiful park. Please come back again soon.
2. Hidden Valley Animal Adventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
The Adventure is closer than you think! Escape from the ordinary, and take a ride on the wild side at Hidden Valley Animal Adventure. Get up close and personal with some of the world's most exotic animals in a breathtaking setting. It's an experience you won't soon forget. You can take a 55 minute guided trolley ride through our scenic park that features over 400 animals and 40 exotic species including zebra, camel, elk, ostrich, emu and more!Our tours and restaurants are wheelchair accessible!HVAA Restaurants•We have 2 restaurants on-site they are The Trailside Grill & Bar which is open whenever the public tours are running and The Lodge at Hidden Valley is a beautiful timber frame restaurant that is available for weddings and special occasions•The Trailside Grill & Bar is a quick service restaurant and is a great place to celebrate birthdays and all occasions.•enjoy the picturesque views and outdoor seating at our four season destination!•We are only 20 minutes off of the 400 in East Aurora, and 20 minutes off of the I-90 in Batavia and if you like to snowmobile we are located right on the trail in Varysburg, NY.
Reviewed By Hewitty15 - Buffalo NY
They have many acres of land for large animals (herbivores only, no predators) where you ride in open trailers and can actually feed Bison, Zebras, Camels, Water Buffalos, Yaks, and some seriously large long-horned cattle type ungulates. Kids can pour feed from a cup right...MoreThank you for the great review. We really appreciate the kind words and your choosing us for an outing. We hope you and your family enjoyed the visit. We will look forward to serving you again soon.
3. Charcoal Corral and Silver Lake Drive-In Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Iamhere123 - Warsaw, New York
Great place to go in the summer. Arrive early for a game of miniature golf. After treat yourself to a great Pizza for dinner then hit the Ice Cream Parlor for a dessert, all in one place.
There is also a restaurant where you can order off a menu and have a sit down meal. Plan it right and you can see a movie right after dinner at the Drive In theater.
4. Mount Morris Dam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By gingersthomas - Gouverneur, New York
This is a great tour with extremely knowledgeable guides. It operates twice in weekends and once each weekday, bit is limited to 30 persons per tour so get there early. This is a military installation so photos are permitted outside and on the bridge of the dam, however neither cameras nor cell use are permitted inside. There is a 160 ft elevator ride down into the Dam and you walk through drift-like tunnels. May not be the best for those with claustrophobia issues. There is also a long walk down and back up a steep cement ramp to get to the Dam and back. This could be physically challenging. There is plenty of parking and a play ground, a great place to picnic as well. There is a small walk through Peace Corps and Dam display onsite. No gift shop. No charge for this activity.
5. Balloons Over Letchworth
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By UpstateNyGrandma11 - upstate ny
If you have the chance to see balloons over letchworth Memorial Day balloon festival, go for it. It is free and absolutely beautiful, situated in the picturesque Letchworth State Park. You can watch them inflate the balloons and then silently take off over the gorge....MoreI'm so glad you enjoyed it. The weather is always the big issue. If it is not safe, we stay on the ground. I'm very happy you caught a good day. Even if the balloons don't fly, Letchworth is a wonderful place to be!
6. Rolling Hills Asylum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Established in 1827 as the Genesee County Poor House with the Genesee County Infirmary added in 1938, RHA was originally a working farm that became a dumping ground for the castoffs of society. Orphans mingled with lunatics, and the unclaimed dead were buried on the property. Over 1,700 documented deaths and hundreds of more not accounted for. Known for class "A" EVP's, shadow people, doors slamming and much more!Rolling Hills Asylum is the second most haunted location in North America, and Number 4 in the world!!!!We offer several different tours, hunts and events! Please check out our website for more information.
Reviewed By MeraKi25 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
RHA is a really cool place and the story behind it is very interesting. The woman who owns it really loves the place, and that’s evident when she talks about it. The fact that you can explore solo after her 1.5 hrs of a tour is awesome. One thing we didn’t care for was the “staging” of the rooms. A lot of the stuff is donated to fill some rooms, which takes away from the authenticity. Otherwise, we enjoyed our tour/ visit and enjoyed our interactions with the owner!
7. Wyoming County Chamber & Tourism
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3 based on 1 reviews
Wyoming County, NY is your four season destination for outdoor adventure and family fun. From “Grand Canyon of the East” Letchworth State Park to the exotic safari rides at Hidden Valley Animal Adventure, to a ride on the historic Arcade & Attica Railroad, to an overnight camping stay at one of our ten campgrounds, we have the fun and adventure to fit anyone’s needs.
Reviewed By heracr - Strykersville, New York
you would do well to stop in and chat and pick up some local info. very knowledgeable and helpful...
8. Adventure Calls Outfitters
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4.5 based on 48 reviews
We offer river rafting trips that are ideal for families with children, novice paddlers, and youth groups. Come see Letchworth State Park; "The Grand Canyon of the East" as only we can show you.
Reviewed By barrule - UK
What an absolutely fablous day. Never done white water rafting before so was a little apprehensive, no need to have been!!
After a full safety briefing and issue of life jackets which were checked by staff to ensure they were fitted correctly we were bussed to the point where we launched the rafts.
We had a briiliant guide called Glenn (never having done it before felt it best to have one experienced boat member, there were five in the raft). Glenn was very steady and calm and told us exactly what to do without panic or shouting.
There were a couple of stops along the five mile route taking in some breath taking scenery and an chance to slide down the rocks under supervision.
The staff are great have obvioulsy been doing their job for many years and the make the whole experience both memorable and exciting.
Would definitely do it again and in stronger currents. This is a great way to pepare for strnger faster flowing water
Thanks to everyone at Adventure Calls
9. Castille Cider Mill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By heathersmom - Western Ny
If you are in WNY for Fall then you should top by this original cider mill in Castile NY right outside of Letchworth State Park. The cider is fresh squeezed, apples, pumpkins, homemade donuts and wonderful concord grapes!
10. Burley Berries
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