• Relax by Lake Otsego, the source of the Susquehanna River. (Free) Enjoy a picnic lunch in Lake Front Park at the foot of Pioneer St. Takeout lunches/snacks/dinners are available at most local restaurants.
• Watch a baseball game at historic Doubleday Field. (Free) Games are scheduled all day long.
• Ride the trolley. ($3.00 adults, $1.00 kids under 12 - fare is honored all day)
• Visit local Art Galleries: Smithy-Pioneer Gallery (Pioneer St.) and Cooperstown Art Association (Main Street in the Village Library building.) (Free)
• Visit the Farmers' Market in Pioneer Alley behind Key Bank, Saturdays during the summer & early fall. (Free)
• Attend the Wednesday Night Cooperstown Community Band Concert at the Otesaga Hotel, Lake Street, 8:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. (July/August) (Free)
• Tour Goodyear Swamp Sanctuary (Behind the Opera House on Rte 80). (Free)
• Visit the breweries: Brewery Ommegang on River Road and Cooperstown Brewing Company ($3.00), East Main Street, Milford.
• Visit the Bear Pond Wines (Rte 28 South) (Free)
• Take self-guided walking tour of Cooperstown and see area landmarks and historic homes. Maps available at Information kiosk & Chamber Office. (Maps - $0.50 each
• Swim at Three Mile Point (St. Hwy 80 - West Lake Road)-$5.00 per person; Fairy Springs (Rte 31, East Lake Rd.)-$5.00 per person; Glimmerglass State Park (Rte 31, East Lake Road)-$6.00 per car.
• Rent a fishing pole for $10.00 or a kayak or canoe for $20.00 at Sam Smiths Boatyard 607-547-2543.
• Visit Fly Creek Cider Mill (Route 28N to flashing light in Fly Creek, turn right, follow signs). Open May-December. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. daily. (Free)
• Attend an Oneonta Tigers minor league game.
• Buy a day pass for the Clark Sports Center. Olympic swimming pool, running track, racquet ball and basketball courts, climbing walls, bowling alleys. Children under 18 must have waiver slip signed by a parent. Adults $8.00, Children under 18, $4.00.
• See the fallow deer on Susquehanna Avenue just before the Clark Sports Center.
• Free concerts in the park in Sharon Springs on Wednesdays during July and August.
• Ride the Scenic & Historic Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad. Full week passes are available (at the Cooperstown Dreams Park Clothing and Souvenir Shop) for parents and family members of the Dreams Park for only $9.00 - Cooperstown Dreams Park to Cooperstown and return. You can also enjoy the relaxing, full 10-mile round trip, one and a half hour ride up the beautiful Upper Susquehanna River Valley from Milford to Cooperstown Dreams Park to Cooperstown and return. Leatherstocking Railway Historical Society 607-432-2429 or check out their website at www.lrhs.com.
  This list is provided by the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce and is subject to change without notice.
  

While promoting a high caliber of play, our goal is to have young players experience the purity of baseball as it was meant to be.

• By stepping up to the plate, regardless of outcome, all players leave with a sense of pride, dignity and accomplishment.
  
  

• By visiting the Village of Cooperstown and playing in the legendary home of baseball.
• By meeting and playing against their peers from around the country and the world.
• By reaching within themselves to fulfill their ultimate dream.
  
  

Just Imagine ... Being a part of History! Each player and coach will be immortalized by being inducted into the prestigious American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame where they will be enshrined. As a part of the Cooperstown Dreams Park experience, your team members will be awarded the coveted American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame ring - like the champions before them - and granted membership into this distinguished baseball club. All Cooperstown Dreams Park participants share this great honor.

Just Imagine ... In the town where baseball began ... your place in history with baseball's greats. At no other time in the history of youth baseball has there ever been an invitational tournament quite like Cooperstown Dreams Park, with its unique baseball atmosphere ... where baseball present meets the traditional values of baseball past. Take a step back in time ... with barnstormers of baseball past. Fields cut from the same pastures that have given life to the magical myth of Abner Doubleday. Teams travel far and wide to play on these sacred fields.

Dreams Really Do Come True Cooperstown Dreams Park offers today's youth a chance to fulfill childhood dreams. We trust you will agree this is an opportunity of a lifetime. If you love baseball and kids, Cooperstown Dreams Park is the place to be. It is a must for America's Youth.