Baseball fans flock to Cooperstown because it is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame as well as Doubleday Field, the ball park that is said to be the birthplace of baseball. The city also has a fair share of other museums, including the Farmers’ Museum, which is a living museum that shows life on a 1840s farm, and the Fenimore Art Museum.

Fun for the whole family awaits at Rookie's Craft House , which features laser-tag, go-carts, bumper boats, mini golf, and a full arcade. Fall is a particularly beautiful time to visit to take in beautiful foliage as well as visit the Fly Creek Cider Mill, which makes old-fashioned apple cider and a variety of sweet treats.

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