Cooperstown

I went there for Labor Day Weekend. The town is so small and cute, and the weather was spectacular. The town people are polite, always smiling.

GO METS!

i went here a few years ago with my brothers baseball team for a baseball tournament. it was fun for them, pure agony for myself. only store besides baseball memorabilia stores is a walmart, ladies. in the whole town. it is a pretty place though. its in the middle of nowhere, rolling hills and lakes. unless you love baseball, you will be bored.

I went here just because my college was nearby, and I must say I wasn’t very impressed, but then again I’m not a baseball fan by all means. However I wasn’t completely lost for stuff to do, they have a really awesome used bookstore downtown, some neat little diners, and it’s worth visiting to go visit Otsego Lake (beautiful!). I just personally wouldn’t suggest going unless you’re going to visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame as well, because there isn’t much to do here.

Beautiful setting, tucked in the mountains of upstate New York.

I have lived less than 20 minutes away from cooperstown my entire life and i have never been to the baseball hall of fame. But nevertheless it is a pretty town and if you like baseball then you should absolutely visit it!

i went in the fall with my dad and it was great. The baseball hall of fame is wonderful of course, but the town itself is really charming and the surrounding area is beautiful and right on a huge lake. i’d like to go again in the summer and stay in a cabin on the lake.

My dad has been wanting to go forever so i booked a room in an inn for a night and we’re going to go up this weekend.

ya gotta come here.such a quaint little town. got to rent apt. and hang out on main street for 2 days. if you love baseball, you will think you died and went to baseball heaven. just bring extra cash if you like to collect, you will find whatever it is your lookin for.got to see gary carter inducted. WHAT A GREAT EXPERIENCE! come here, bring the family…its just beautiful

A truly beautiful “throwback” town