TRAVEl GUIDE - Wyoming County Tourism

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Home to “Grand Canyon of the East”
Letchworth State Park
VOTED BEST STATE PARK IN THE USA!
WYOmING COUNTY, NY
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Letchworth State Park .......................4
Outdoor Adventure .............................6
Family Fun.............................................8
History .................................................10
Arts & Culture ....................................12
Food & Drink ......................................14
Lodging ...............................................16
Shopping.............................................20
Four Seasons .....................................21
Events..................................................22
Listings ................................................24
Advertisers .........................................28
AREA MAPS
Letchworth State Park Map
and Information .................................36
Wyoming County Advertisers Map 18
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Emergency ........................................ 911
Information & Referral Service ...211
Sheriff................................585.786.8989
State Police ......................585.786.2220
Hospital ............................585.786.2233
Wyoming Transit .............585.786.6050
Wyoming County
Historian ...........................585.786.8818
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Cover photo provided by Keith Walter Photography
Throughout this travel guide, you will notice this cow providing fun and informative facts about
Wyoming County. You will soon see him on social media and in advertisements throughout the
county and beyond. The purpose of the cow is to provide you with everything deemed
“Wyoming County Approved”. We hope you enjoy!
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Historic Treasure
The state park was once native land of the Seneca
Indians. In the mid 1800’s it was the work of William Pryor
Letchworth who purchased 1,000 acres that make up the
now 14,350 acre park and preserved this national treasure
for generations to come by deeding it over to the State of
New York in 1907. Mr. Letchworth valued hard work and
charity. He sought to focus his efforts later in life towards
preservation and felt compelled to repay society for his
financial success. It was the Seneca Indians who honored
Letchworth by calling him Hai-wa-ye-is-tah, “he who does
the right thing.” It was Letchworth who worked relentlessly
to preserve the Native American history of the Genesee
Valley. His work included the creation of the “Council
Grounds,” Mary Jemison memorial and the preservation of
the ancient Seneca Council House and the Gardeau cabin.
Letchworth State Park, voted Best State Park in the USA,
has something for everyone! Hikers can choose among 66
miles of hiking trails. Trails are also available for horseback
riding, biking, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.
Letchworth State Park offers nature, history and performing
arts programs, guided walks and tours, a summer lecture
series, whitewater rafting, kayaking, hot air ballooning and
a pool for swimming. Winter activities include snow tubing,
cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Glen Iris Inn
The Glen Iris Inn has been welcoming guests since 1914 and
is the former country estate of William Pryor Letchworth.
The Inn, located adjacent to the Middle Falls, is one of
the premier dining experiences in New York. Guests can
enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in addition to taking in
the breathtaking views of the Middle Falls which is just
steps away from the Inn. Accommodations include quaint
guest rooms and suites. Any stay or visit to the Glen Iris
Inn is complemented with an on-site gift shop that includes
personal gifts and fine collectables.
William Pryor Letchworth Museum
The museum, which opened in 1913, includes Native
American and pioneer artifacts, historic photographs,
exhibits on Mr. Letchworth’s philanthropic efforts and life
in the park and a small movie theatre that showcases park
history. A major highlight within the museum includes the
personal library of Mr. Letchworth that captures many of his
interests and social concerns.
Mt. Morris Dam and Visitor Center
Completed in 1952, the dam serves to protect the vast
farmlands and residential areas of the Genesee River Valley
and the Rochester Metropolitan Area. The
dam includes many scenic overlooks
and an interactive and interpretive
This is the Number 1
visitor center. The 5,400 square foot
State Park in the entire
William B. Hoyt II Visitor Center is a
USA! And it’s right here,
popular destination for tourists and in our county! If that’s not
groups interested in the history of the
Wyoming County
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dam project. The center includes a
what is!
large atrium, public restroom facilities,
theatre, museum, interactive exhibits
and artifacts secured from the construction
phase. Admission to the Visitor Center is free and is handicap
accessible. Dam tours available.
Nature / Wildlife
The thousands of acres of lush forests within Letchworth
State Park play home to an abundance of wildlife, rare plant
populations, sense-bending views and natural wonders.
Naturalists from all over the world visit Letchworth for an
opportunity to catch a glimpse of nature at its finest. The park
includes three major waterfalls, historic rock formations,
scenic overlooks and miles of man-made stone walkways
and arch bridges.
Each
season
Letchworth takes on
a new identity and,
in turn, provides outof-this-world visual
experiences yearround. Letchworth
is a recognized NYS
Birding Conservation
Area.
Byrncliff Resort & Conference Center
Special Events
Letchworth State Park plays host to extensive recreational
and performing arts programs. Take advantage of these
activities year-round. Special annual events include
Summer Farewell Festival, Stone Tool Technology Show,
Letchworth Arts and Crafts Show presented by the Arts
Council for Wyoming County, Glen Iris 5k Run, Native
American Heritage Days, Fire on the Genesee, Red White
and Blue Balloon Rally, fishing programs and a summer
lecture series. – Courtesy New York State Office of Parks,
Recreation and Historic Preservation.
PA R k FA C I L I T I E S & AT T R A C T I O N S
V I S I T O R C E N T E R & N AT U R E C E N T E R I N F O R M AT I O N
Camping is a popular activity from May through October in Letchworth State Park.
Camping and lodging offerings include 270 electric campsites, 82 cabins and overnight accommodations that include
Caroline’s Cottage, Stone House, Pinewood Lodge, The Chalet, Maplewood Lodge and the Glen Iris Inn.
Located near the Castile entrance of the park, the Visitor Center offers trail maps, area attraction guides, performing arts
program guides, historic park images and a gift shop. Slated to open in Spring 2016, the Letchworth Nature Center will
be a four-season venue where everyone can come to appreciate and understand the park’s exceptional beauty, diverse
recreational offerings, abundant geological, natural and cultural histories, and its varied ecosystems. Interactive exhibits and
programs will help visitors develop their observational skills and guide them to seasonal attractions in the park.
Your stay within the park is also complemented with a camp store, snack bars, swimming pool,
playgrounds and recreation hall, laundry and shower facilities.
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Fishing more your speed? Wyoming County is home to
some of the best recreational fishing you will find in
Western New York. Try your hand at spring trout fishing
in the many rivers and streams that dot the county.
Prefer ice fishing? Silver Lake is world-renowned for its
ice fishing, and even hosts the East Coast Ice Fishing
Tournament every February.
Go Wyoming! is all about action and activity,
of which we have plenty. There is always
something to see and do in Wyoming County.
Winter, spring, summer and fall produce a
variety of adventure that makes the county a
very sought after outdoor destination.
Winding its way through Letchworth State
Park, the Genesee River is best known for
rafting and waterfalls. In the spring and fall
thousands of adventure seekers flock to
Wyoming County to experience the power of
the Genesee by taking to the river in guided
rafting tours with Adventure Calls Outfitters. A trip down
the river through “The Grand Canyon of the East” provides
memories that will last a lifetime and is the perfect trip
for first-time rafters, youth groups, and families with
children. After meeting at the South Poolhouse and
changing into river apparel, you’ll meet your trip leader.
You’ll be issued a paddle and PFD, be given a safety talk,
and then walk about 10 minutes to the river’s edge. Five
and one-half miles of spectacular scenery and fun rapids
await you and your fellow paddlers. On warm days, you
can cool off body surfing at “New Wave Rapids” or get
soaking wet at “The Leap of Faith.” With a little luck,
you may even see some of the animals that inhabit the
park. The park is home to beavers, deer, eagles, hawks,
raccoons, and river otters, just to name a few. The river
is also host to three dramatic waterfalls, one of which,
Middle Falls, stands at approximately 110’ tall. While in
Letchworth, take some time to explore the park on the
miles of hiking tails, located on both sides of the gorge.
For
the
winter
enthusiast,
Wyoming
County boasts over 250
miles of snowmobiling
trails! Ride the trails all
day, enjoy the beautiful
Wyoming
County
countryside, and stop
into one of our many
restaurants that are
Tractor pulls are fun and all,
but how about watching some
real animals pull? Wyoming
County is home to multiple Heavy
Horse Pulls all summer long. The
strength of those creatures is
something to see. maybe they can
give me some weight lifting tips
… Heavy Cow Pulls.
I can see it now.
located right on the trails. Contact the Chamber
office to purchase a trails map and get out and
snowmobile!
Wyoming County golf has it all! From Golf
Digest rated 4 stars Byrncliff to the relaxing
par 3 Archie’s you’ll find a golf course that fits
you to a tee. Come play
a round or two on the
meticulously groomed,
scenic, and fun-to-play
18-hole course. Golfers
will enjoy the challenges
this course offers, while
at the same time taking
in the picturesque views
all around. Open to the
public, Byrncliff Resort
The Club on Silver lake
and Conference Center offers daily-fee
play, all inclusive golf get-away packages,
corporate outings and social group outings.
Located on the shores of Silver Lake, The Club
on Silver Lake is an 18-hole golf course and
restaurant in the heart of Wyoming County.
Enjoy a day of golf as you look out over the
lake, and end your day with a dinner or a
cocktail at the restaurant on the premises.
New for 2016, The Club offers stay and play
packages at their lakeside condos located
on beautiful Silver Lake. Have children
interested in the game of golf? Many of
our courses offer kids passes and lessons
to help encourage and grow the game. Try
a round at Hidden Acres Golf in Warsaw!
The course offers lessons every week and
encourages younger players to get involved
by hosting “Glow Ball” in the summer. This
fun twist on golf gives players a lighted ball
and has them teeing off at dusk. It’s fun for all
ages! Whatever your level of play, if golfing
is your thing, then Go Wyoming for all your golfing needs.
Wyoming County Fair
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activities to the general public and nature lovers alike.
This 384-acre nature preserve has been touted as one
of the premiere nature centers in New York. It includes
public access to over 8 miles of guided trails for hiking,
snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, visitor center,
indoor exhibits, gift shop, nature
art exhibits, animal exhibits and
wildlife observation windows.
Beaver Meadow is open to the
public six days a week and has
a staff of naturalists that provide
educational support and outreach
programs. This is a perfect yearround destination for individuals,
schools and group tours.
Hidden Valley Animal Adventure
What better place to make your family-fun
destination than Wyoming County? Located just an
hour’s drive from Niagara Falls and the Finger Lakes
Region, our location is one of our best assets and
provides for days of fun-filled adventure that is all
within reach.
Attica & Arcade Railroad
Julia Ferrini
Wyoming County is home to the only fully operational Photo Credit:
steam locomotive that still exists in
New York in the Arcade and Attica
Railroad. With roots that date back
to the 1800’s the A&A is a historic
treasure. A popular attraction for
thousands of tourists annually,
young and old, the railroad truly
provides a unique experience.
The A&A includes a historic train
depot and gift shop along with a
nostalgic train ride. The steam
excursions last approximately two
hours and include themed rides Beaver meadow Audubon Center
and stunning scenery in a way
that only Wyoming County can.
Bring the entire family out for a fun
day on the farm at Agri-Palooza!
This national award winning
event celebrates Wyoming County’s number one
industry: agriculture. Housed at a different Wyoming
County farm each year, this day-long event gives
people of all ages the opportunity to spend the
day on a working farm. Tour the facility, meet with
vendors, go for a hayride on a wagon, watch live
demonstrations,
play games and
more! This annual
event is fun for the
entire family. Follow
us on Facebook to
find out the location
of this year’s event!
Charcoal Corral
Wyoming County Agri-Palooza
Located just a half mile south of Letchworth State Park,
Letchworth Pines is the place to go for family fun and
great food. A bowling alley, restaurant, and video arcade
in one, Letchworth Pines has something to offer the entire
family. The Pines also has live entertainment throughout
the year, including local bands of all varieties.
Looking for fast-paced adventure? Look no further than
the Attica Rodeo! This nationally recognized rodeo takes
place every August at the rodeo grounds in Attica, and
in 2014 was voted Top Rodeo in the country! Experience
bronc and bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing and team
penning events over the course of the four days, events
sure to bring fun and excitement to all ages. Can’t make it
in August? Rodeo events take place at the Exchange St
grounds all summer long.
Go wild in Wyoming County at Hidden Valley Animal
Adventure. Experience over 400 exotic animals up close
as you take a guided tour through the park on specially
designed tour trucks. Visitors will be treated to an
interactive and interpretive tour that includes the ability
to feed animals like buffalo and elk by hand. Hidden
Valley certainly will not disappoint. Your visit will be
complemented by a beautiful timber frame lodge that
includes a restaurant, gift shop and petting zoo. Some of
the exotic animals on display include zebras, wildebeest,
camels, ostrich, llamas, emus, alpacas and longhorn
sheep.
For more than 50 years, Beaver Meadow Audubon Center
has been offering interpretative and outdoor recreational
Attica Rodeo
Ever wished you could eat, play mini golf, watch
a classic car show, play arcade games and
catch a drive-in movie all on the same night?
Well at the Charcoal Corral you can do all that,
and more! Located in Perry, NY the Corral is
your one-stop destination for family fun and
activities. Home to one of the last remaining twin screen
drive-in theaters in the US, the Corral plays first-run movies
all summer long. They are also home to classic cruisein car nights, weekly live concerts, an arcade, and many
kinds of dining experiences to please even the pickiest
of eaters. Choose from chargrilled favorites, pizza and
wings, all-you-can-eat
Kids from 2-92 will love
pasta nights, or enjoy
taking selfies with Randy at
Hidden Valley. Hmmm ….. that an ice cream at the
1950’s inspired parlor.
reminds me, I’ve got to talk to
that camel about how he got so The Charcoal Corral is
popular…. maybe he has some
enjoyed by all ages and
hints for this old cow?
is not to be missed.
I’m destined to be a star!
Wyoming County holds
the distinction of the largest
dairy producing county in New York and is
recognized as a leader in the national agricultural
community. In Wyoming County, Agri-Tourism is
year-round and is widespread. It offers a host
of opportunities for those interested in a unique
experience. Tourists can ride horses, visit an
alpaca farm, tour an exotic animal adventure,
sample maple products, explore farmers’ markets
or engage in farm activities such as feeding the
animals or planting and harvesting crops. Many
farms are open to the public and allow visitors the
opportunity to pick Wyoming County’s naturally grown
fresh fruits and vegetables.
Wyoming County is also home to cutting edge agricultural
technology and farming practices. Not only a leader in
agriculture, the county is also the leader in the development
and use of green energy practices such as wind power and
manure digesters that produce sustainable clean energy.
Wyoming County not only was the first county in the
Northeast to build a wind farm, the county also possesses
the largest population of wind turbines in New York. These
mammoth structures stand over 200’ tall and can be seen
from points miles away. All in all, the wind farms produce
enough green energy to power over 75,000 households.
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raiding party of French soldiers and Shawnee warriors.
While the rest of her family was killed, Mary was sold to
a Seneca Indian tribe. The Seneca’s adopted the young
white girl, gave her a Native American name and Mary
grew up in their culture. She
eventually married and moved,
Spirit of the American Doughboy
with her family to Seneca Indian
land beside the Genesee River
in present-day Letchworth State
Park. Visitors to the park can visit
Mary to this day, as a statue of
the woman marks her gravesite
on the grounds of the park.
Unique landmarks are commonplace within
Wyoming County. The area’s historic towns and
villages are a treasure trove of sights for those
seeking historical information about the county.
One such place is Attica Correctional Facility,
one of the oldest operating correctional facilities
in New York. Constructed in the 1930’s, Attica
Correctional Facility was home to one of the
most infamous prison uprisings of the 1970’s. The
maximum security prison gained national media
attention for the riot in 1971. Because of this event,
many pop references include the Attica riots. Wellknown celebrities such as John Travolta, Samuel
L. Jackson and John Lennon made note of Attica in their
professional works.
Have you ever seen the Silver
Lake Sea Serpent? A local
legend around Silver Lake, the
story of the Sea Serpent dates
back to the summer of 1885, when
Attica Prison has been
featured as a clue multiple
times on the television
show Jeopardy! Now
that’s Wyoming County
Approved!
boaters reported
seeing a greenish
creature about 20 feet
long swimming in the
lake. Reports of the
“serpent” sparked a
fire-storm and soon
people from all over
the world were flocking
to Silver Lake to try and
catch a glimpse. But, was
this all one big hoax? Two years later, after a fire in
the Walker House Hotel on Silver Lake, a burnt-out pile
of coiled wire and green canvas was found. While A.B.
Walker, owner of the hotel, confirmed that he had built
the serpent to drum up business at the hotel, many still
believe that the serpent exists. Plan your trip to Silver
Lake today and have a look for yourself!
Castile, NY is home to a “Spirit of the American
Doughboy” statue, one of dozens cast in the 1920s to pay
homage to American World War I veterans. The Castile
statue, cast by sculptor Ernest M. Visquey and dedicated
in 1926, is one of three left in the State of New York and
one of about only 130 left in the United States. Recently
renovated, the statue looks over downtown Castile and
serves as a memorial to the soldiers and sailors who
served in the conflict of WWI. Visitors are encouraged to
visit the statue and remember the rich history of our area.
Wyoming County has a rich Seneca Indian history, most
notably the story of the “White Woman of the Genesee”
Mary Jemison. At the age of 15, during the French and
Indian War, Mary and her family were captured by a
Augustus Frank House, now known as the Artisan Villa,
Heaven Sent Bed & Breakfast in Portageville recently
became a part of New York State’s Haunted History
Trail. A former rectory, the B&B adjoins a former
Catholic church, which has been turned into a banquet
facility by Vasile’s Catering. The Haunted History trail is
a collection of attractions and buildings throughout the
state which are reported to be inhabited by ghosts. The
ghosts at Heaven Sent are friendly though! The Vasiles
brought in ghost hunting teams when the occurrences
became more prevalent and their equipment went off.
You can experience the ghostly fun for yourself with
an overnight stay. Call ahead and the Vasiles will even
plan a ghost hunt for you! For more information on the
Haunted History Trail, request their 2016 brochure at
www.HauntedHistoryTrail.com.
Wyoming County has a long history related to the
Underground Railroad. America’s first anti-slavery
political party was organized in Wyoming County at the
Warsaw Presbyterian Church in 1839. The county grew
to have the second largest number of conductors and
station masters in NYS. The events of the Underground
Railroad were shrouded in secrecy because the Fugitive
Slave Act of 1850 made it illegal to harbor or help fugitive
slaves. However, town historian records and private
family letters have shined a light on this rich history here
in Wyoming County. The Augustus Frank House, now
known as the Artisan Villa, in downtown Warsaw, was
the home of the first Republican congressman elected
from Warsaw in 1856. Frank is credited with sponsorship
of the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution, which
ended slavery in the US. The Seth Gates House, currently
housing the Warsaw Historical Society, was the home of
Seth Gates, a US Representative who in the 1930s took
the first direct action in Congress to halt the spread of
slavery by petitioning to prevent the entrance of Texas
into the Union. More instances of anti-slavery and the
Underground Railroad dot the entire Wyoming County
countryside. For more information, request our Historic
Freedom Trail brochure!
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and connect people with the artists”. Each gallery is used
to promote the works of local artists and also a resource
for individuals to purchase local and original art.
Spotlight Theater is the place to
go in Wyoming County for firstrun movies and more! Located on
Main St. in Warsaw, the theater
was built in 1904 by noted local
jurist Judge E. Farman and was
known as the Farman Theater.
Arts Council for Wyoming County
The Gentleman from France was
the first play presented at the
new theater. Recently renovated,
The Arts and Cultural environment in Wyoming
the theater now features three
County is strong and has a big impact on the quality mural on main St., Arcade
screens, and offers opening night
of life in the region.
movie presentations, and can
host your holiday or birthday party!
Located in Perry, NY, the Arts
Council for Wyoming County
Shake on the Lake celebrates its 5th season of
gallery is a must see for the
bringing high quality Shakespeare to Wyoming
arts and culture enthusiast. This
County in 2016. This year also marks the second year
two-story gallery is filled with
of Shake on Tour, as the cast will once again move
local artists’ work and includes
around the GLOW region before coming home to the
a diverse program offering yearshores of Silver Lake for their closing performances.
round. The gallery changes
This year’s show is “Twelfth Night” and playing on
display themes on a regular
that theme, Shake on the Lake plans to do Twelve
basis which provides a unique
Nights of the Twelfth Night. “Twelfth Night” is one of
experience upon every visit.
Shakespeare’s more popular comedies and centers
In addition to the main gallery,
on twins Viola and Sebastian who are separated in
there are ten satellite galleries
a shipwreck and later reunite in Illyria. Locations, dates
sprinkled around the county. These galleries support the
and times are still being finalized, but an exact schedule
mission of the Arts Council – “to bring art to the people
can be found at www.ShakeOnTheLake.org.
Psst....
I have a secret!
In 2016 Shake on the lake
will be performing
Twelfth Night
Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
August 4, 5, 6
Festivals are a big
part of the Wyoming
County culture, and
letchworth Arts & Crafts Festival
two of the biggest
take place in
the
fall.
Shake on the lake
Apple-Umpkin Photo Credit: Julia Ferrini
Festival, in the
Village of Wyoming,
is September 24 and
25, 2016. This two day event features hundreds
of craft vendors spread throughout the Village.
Shoppers can walk around the “Gaslight Village”
taking in the sights, sounds, and tastes! One
not-to-miss event at the festival? The apple and
pumpkin sweets bake off and sale. The festival’s
two namesakes take center stage and you
could go home with some delicious treats. Two
weeks later, over Columbus Day weekend, the
Arts Council for Wyoming County presents the
Letchworth Arts and Crafts Festival, located at
the Highbanks Recreation Area in Letchworth
State Park. Consistently ranked as one of the top
50 art shows in the US, over 300 vendors sell their
art and crafts as this event. Take in the beauty of
Letchworth State Park, and go home with some
of the finest art pieces from across the country.
museums & Historical Societies
Arcade Historical Society
The Gibby House
331 W Main St., Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.4466
[email protected]
Th 1-8p, Fri 9-4p or by apt.
Bennington Historical Society
211 Clinton St.,
Cowlesville, NY 14037
585.937.9913
[email protected]
3rd Sun of month, Apr-Nov, 1-3p
Attica Historical Society
130 Main St., Attica, NY 14011
585.591.2161
[email protected]
W & Sat 1-4p or by apt.
Castile Historical Society & Museum
17 Park Road East, Castile, NY 14427
585.493.5370
[email protected]
Tues, 9-12p & 1-3p or by apt.
museums & Historical Societies
Covington Historical Society
7535 Old State Road, Pavilion, NY 14525
Town of Eagle History Center
Main Street, Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.7319
By Appointment Only
Java Historical Society
4441 Main St. Java Village, NY 14083
585.457.3555
[email protected]
1st Tues, June-Oct, 11-3p
Middlebury Historical Society
Middlebury Academy
22 S Academy St., Wyoming, NY 14591
585.495.6420
[email protected]
Sun 2-5p, June-Sept.
Sheldon Historical Society
School House Museum Exhibit
3859 Main St., Strykersville, NY 14145
585.457.9509
[email protected]
Tues, 1-4p, June-Sept.
Warsaw Historical Society
The Gates House
15 Perry Ave, Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5240
warsawhistory.org
[email protected]
M-F, 10-2
Letchworth State Park, Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2760
May-Oct, 10-6p
Wyoming County Historical Pioneer Assoc.
Log Cabin, School House & Museum
3727 Walker Road, Silver Lake, NY 14549
585.237.2079
July-Aug, Sat-Sun, 1-4p
Wyoming County Historian
26 Linwood Ave. Suite 1, Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.8818
[email protected]
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to the beer that will be on tap at
the brewery, they plan to supply
local merchants with stock as
well. In addition to the beer, the
SLBP plans to offer growlers for
sale, as well as food. Be sure to
stop by both of our breweries and
taste what we have to offer!
Beer not quite your thing?
It’s all about the food … and the drink! in 2016
Attica & Arcade Railroad
Wyoming County is also home to
Wyoming County will officially become home to two
Main Street Winery, located in
breweries. The Amber Lantern Brewing Company
Arcade. Offering a broad selection of white, red, dry and
in Warsaw, is currently brewing a multitude of beers,
sweet wines, Wyoming County’s only winery features a
including Amber Ale, Burst IPA, S’Mores Porter, and the
tasting room which is open year-round for your sampling
Gorgeous Pale Ale, which gets its name from our own
pleasure. Stop in, find your favorite wine, and take home a
“Grand Canyon of the East” Letchworth State Park. Pair
bottle (or a case!).
one of their homebrews with a delicious unique burger,
most of which are named for family members of the
owners! The ALBC is the perfect place to grab a quick
bite to eat, enjoy an authentic wing night, or partake in
one of their weekly Trivia Nights. With a planned opening
in Spring 2016, the Silver Lake Brewing Project, located
in Perry, will grow our Wyoming County
Beer Trail to two! Relying on
a couple core recipes, the
Did you know that NYS maple
Weekends started right here in
SLBP plans to use a threeWyoming County? Over 20 sugar
barrel system, and in addition
shacks scattered throughout the
county will open their doors march
19-20 and April 2-3, 2016 to share
their love for the maple process
and all things maple!
I’m drooling just thinking about
the pancakes ….
In 2016,
East Hill Creamery will
open its doors in Perry.
With all those cows,
it’s about time someone
started making cheese!
Amber lantern Brewing Company
Looking for a truly
unique
eating
experience? The Lodge
at Hidden Valley Animal
Adventure recently reopened with a brand new menu
that will test those adventurous taste buds! A new menu
is focusing on casual and family-friendly atmosphere,
with wild game specialties. Try the Water Buffalo Patty
Melt, the Bison Ribeye, or the Elk Osso Buco, just to name
a few. The restaurant is also featuring Comfort Meals
on Thursday nights, with classic warmweather dishes that you grew up on taking
the spotlight. These menus will change
monthly, and can be found on their website.
From the charming delights of the Glen Iris Inn to the
down-home flavor of the Lumberyard Restaurant, we’ve
got some of the best-kept culinary secrets in Western
New York. Because agriculture is such a dominate factor,
many restaurants utilize local grown produce and goods
to further enhance your dining experience. Visit Wyoming
County’s restaurants and get to know what comfort food
is all about.
Tourists come from near and far for the opportunity to
experience everything that is Wyoming County, from
Western New York’s traditional Friday fish
fry to beef on weck. It is not uncommon to
be diving into a hamburger one day and
prime rib the next.
Entertainment is also part of dining in
Wyoming County. Several restaurants
offer live entertainment year-round,
including singing competitions, bowling,
super car cruises, and so much more!
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rooms and suites. Any stay or visit to the Glen Iris is
complemented with an onsite gift shop that includes
personal gifts and fine collectables.
Woodstream Campground
Glen Iris Inn
Families, couples, individuals and groups will
each find the perfect place to stay among the
campgrounds, one of a kind historic inns, motels,
B&Bs and conference centers in
Wyoming County. There are also
a number of seasonal and weekly
rentals available for those looking
to stay awhile. Our scenic rural
landscape provides the perfect
getaway for those interested in a
relaxing escape from the hustle
and bustle of everyday life.
Quaint, locally-owned motels
dot the countryside throughout
Wyoming
County.
These
accommodations
strive
to
provide their guests with the
feeling of home away from home
while traveling through our
county. Stay at Byrncliff Resort
& Conference Center, and enjoy
golf and cross-country skiing
where you stay. Looking to be
close to all the action and events
taking place inside Letchworth State Park? Try the
Colonial Inn. Need a place more centrally located
in the middle of the county? Then the East Hill Inn
is for you. Wherever you choose, stay with us and
feel at home.
Wyoming
County’s
newest accommodation
is unlike anything else
in the entire Eastern
United States. Now
officially
open
at Beaver Hollow
Beaver Hollow Resort
& Conference Center
is Biggest Loser: Resort Niagara. Familiar with the Biggest
Loser television show? Want to experience it for yourself,
and learn the keys to living a healthy, active lifestyle? Then
come stay at the Biggest Loser resort. Train as if you were
on the show yourself and enjoy your stay at this picturesque
resort located in the beautiful Wyoming County countryside.
Have a group that needs a place to stay? Asbury Camp &
Retreat Center is located on the shores of beautiful Silver
Lake and can accommodate group overnight retreats, day
meetings, educational events and corporate trainings!
Byrncliff Resort and Conference Center
Slept with any ghosts
recently? You can if you
stay overnight at Heaven
Sent Bed & Breakfast!
Don’t be scared … they’re
all friendly!
Park lake motel
Camping continues to be a very
East Hill Inn
popular activity throughout the
county, which includes two state
parks and nine family campgrounds. Some notable
offerings include: heated outdoor pools, a state-ofthe-art outdoor water park, video arcades, season
long activity schedules and opportunities for every
camping enthusiast. Site offerings include tent, RV and
cabins. From Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park of WNY to
Woodstream Campsite to Adventure Bound: Four Winds
and so many more, whether your interests are roughing
it in the outdoors under the stars or relaxing in front of a
comforting fireplace, Wyoming County has got it!
The Glen Iris Inn has been welcoming guests since
1914 and is the former country estate of William Pryor
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park of WNY
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Go for the
snowmobiling, the skiing
and the adventure
Wyoming County’s stunning winter landscape
provides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy. The
outdoor enthusiast will be treated to miles and
miles of scenic and professionally maintained
snowmobile and cross-country skiing trails Photo Credit:
where every turn features breathtaking views.
In addition to family fun, some of the best ice fishing in
the State of New York is in Wyoming County.
You will find an eclectic array of whimsical
shops, locally owned businesses and inviting
country stands throughout Wyoming County.
Our main streets are made up of quaint,
friendly stores, and you can find anything
from apples to firewood to antiques in
unexpected places along the way.
It’s hard to wrap
my head around everything you
can get here in Wyoming County.
Fine art, sewing machines,
maple products, books, shoes,
alpaca merchandise, home grown
fruits and veggies …
the list goes on and on. And it’s all
Wyoming County Approved!
Fresh, mouth-watering produce. Sweet
maple syrup. Locally grown apples and
berries. No trip to Wyoming County is complete
without a stop at one of our many
Farm Stands, to purchase and
enjoy locally grown food. No
matter what your tastes,
you can get it straight
from the source.
All summer long, shoppers
can enjoy picking up
local produce and more at
two area farmer’s markets.
Perry Farmers’ Market, which
runs Saturday mornings from 8-noon
at the festival lot on Main St. in Perry, takes place from
June 18 to September 24th. Each week also features a
different local performing artist in concert, as well as
the many stands selling fruits, vegetables, honey, maple
products and more. The Warsaw Farmers’ Market also
features many local vendors selling their wares. This
market is Thursday evenings from 4-7pm on the grounds
Go for the
of the Artisan Villa in Warsaw.
It runs from May 26 through
September 29th. Visit both
markets all summer long!
Wyoming County leads the state
in agriculture. Farms across the
region are opening their doors to provide locally-grown
food and products. Whether you’re looking for the
freshest fruits and vegetables, meat and dairy products
or maple syrup and honey, you’ll find it in Wyoming
County. The Eat Fresh-Buy Local brochure lists all local
farmer’s markets, farm stands, and fresh product’s in
Wyoming County. For your free copy contact our office!
Go for the
camping, the boating and
the events.
Camping, hiking, fishing, boating
and sightseeing highlight Wyoming
County’s summer offerings. The county
Julia Ferrini
is home to two state parks, several
lakes and countless campgrounds
which make it an ideal outdoor travel destination from
May through September.
Go for the
maple syrup, the fishing and the rafting
foliage, the hunting and the festivals
Tap into spring while enjoying the sweetness of maple
sugaring, the exhilaration of white water rafting, or one
of our many unique agricultural tours. Many travel to
Wyoming County in the spring to take advantage of
scenic beauty, outdoor adventure and the opportunity
to experience the timeless tradition of producing maple
syrup. Tourists can see first-hand how award-winning
maple syrup is produced in addition to sampling maple
products such as candy and sugar.
Go for a Sunday drive! Leaf peeping, hunting and hiking
dominate the landscape in Wyoming County in the
fall. From September through November the county’s
picturesque rural landscape becomes a destination for
nature and outdoor enthusiasts. A drive to the Wyoming
County countryside becomes a popular annual tradition
for many in pursuit of fall harvest festivals, breathtaking
views, world-class whitetail hunting and endless hiking
adventures.
events
Feb. 7: 23rd Annual Cardboard Olympics. Byrncliff Resort, 2357 Humphrey Rd, Varysburg,
14167. 585-535-7300. byrncliff.com. Cardboard
sled races with live entertainment and prizes;
this year’s theme is “Blazing Saddles”.
Feb. 12-14: Arcade Winterfest. Village Park,
Arcade, 14009. 716-474-5874. facebook.com/
arcadewinterfest. Come celebrate the season in downtown Arcade! Numerous events
and activities all weekend.
Mar. 19-20: Maple Harvest Festival. Beaver
Meadow Audubon, 1610 Welch Rd, North
Java, 14113. 585-457-3228. buffaloaudubon.
org. See maple syrup made the Native American way, enjoy a walk and have a pancake
breakfast.
Mar. 19-20, Apr 2-3: Maple Weekends. Various sugaring houses, Wyoming County. mapleweekend.com. Family-oriented countywide event. Visit maple syrup houses and see
how maple syrup is made. Houses open 10-4
daily.
Apr 16-17: Tri-County Rainbow Trout Derby.
Arcade Fire Hall, Rt 98, Arcade. Fisherman
young and old, register now to fish in the
derby! Fishing locations along 9 mile area
of Clear Creek & Cattaraugus Creek. Arcadechamber.org or 585-492-2114 to register!
Apr. 29: Arbor Day. Middle Falls, Letchworth
State Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com.
10:30am, Tree Planting. 11am, Tree walk to
the falls.
May 7: I Love My Parks Day. Letchworth
State Park, Castile. 585-493-3600. nysparks.
com. Volunteer to help clean your park! Walk
along Park Staff cleaning the trails and enjoy
a lunch provided by the “Friends of Letchworth”.
May 21-22: Fire
on the Genesee.
Highbanks Recreation Area, Letchworth State Park.
585-493-3600.
nysparks.com. Civil War Encampment, battle
reenactments featuring Union, Confederate
and civilian participants. Camps open 9:304:30, battle at 2pm.
May 25: William Pryor Letchworth Birthday Celebration. Museum Area, Letchworth
State Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com. An
outdoor celebration with 10 stations to visit
covering topics about the life of William Pryor
Letchworth. Cake too! 9am-1pm.
May 26 - -Sept. 29: Warsaw Farmers’ Market.
Open Thursdays from 3-7 pm. Located in
the parking lot of the Artisan Villa, 140 N.
Main St., Warsaw.
May 27-30: Red,
White & Blue
Balloon Rally. Archery Field, Letchworth State Park.
585-493-3600.
nysparks.com. 6 massed balloon flights: Fri,
6:30p, Sat & Sun, 6a and 6:30p, Mon, 6am.
Launching from the Archery Field. balloonsoverletchworth.com.
May 28: Learn to Catch a Fish Family Picnic.
Trailside Lodge, Letchworth State Park. 585493-3600. nysparks.com. Carnival style event
featuring games, activities, educational
workshops, free fishing, lunch and door prizes. 11am-4pm.
June-August: Super Cruise. Charcoal Corral,
Chapman Rd, Perry 14530. 585-237-5270. One
of WNY’s biggest displays of classic cars,
trucks and motorcycles. Live entertainment,
food & prizes. 3rd Thursday of each month.
Regular Cruise Drive-In every Thursday!
June-September: Summer Concert Series.
Charcoal Corral, Chapman Rd, Perry 14530.
585-237-5270. charcoalcorral.com. Wide variety of live entertainment every Tuesday,
June-Labor Day at 7pm.
Summer: Shake on the Lake’s Twelve Shows
of Twelfth Night. Dates/locations TBD.
shakeonthelake.org
June 4: 14th Annual
Attica
Founders
Day. 11a-5p, Veterans Memorial Park,
Attica, 14011. 585
591-1166. Live entertainment, crafts,
business displays, kids games, rides, petting
zoo, parade, chicken BBQ and more!
June 5: Agri-Palooza! A celebration of Wyoming County Agriculture! Farm tours, demonstrations, hay rides and more! Farm TBD.
Watch facebook.com/agripalooza for the announcement.
June 18-Sept. 24: Perry Farmers’ Market. Village Plaza, Perry, 14530. 585-237-2614. perryfarmersmarket.com. Live entertainment, and
local vendors. Saturday’s 8:30a-12:30p.
June 18-Sept. 24: Summer Saturdays Art Series. Village Plaza, Perry, 14530. 585-237-2614.
perryfarmersmarket.com. Local & regional
artists create work in front of you! At the
Perry Farmers’ Market every Saturday.
June 25: Rock & Roll Into Summer. Highbanks
Recreation Area, Letchworth State Park.
585-493-3600. nysparks.com. Musical performances, family activities, food & fireworks.
2-9:30p.
June 25-26: Free Fishing Days in NYS.
County-wide and state-wide. 845-256-3101,
nysparks.com. Anyone can fish NYS waters
and no fishing license is required.
June 30-July 2:
Jam in the Valley – 23rd Year!
Buffalo Hill Village, 1629 US 20A,
Varysburg, 14167.
585-535-7447. jaminthevalley.com. NYS’s best
fireworks show and three-day country music
festival featuring Jake Owen & Sam Hunt in
2016! Food, vendors and camping available
also.
July 3: Silver Lake Ring of Fire & Fireworks.
Silver Lake, 585-237-6310. Landowners light
flares along the shoreline of Silver Lake with
fireworks at 10p.
July 2-4: Warsaw Fire Department 4th of
July Carnival. Town Park, Warsaw, 14569.
585-786-2468. warsawfiredepartment.com.
Midway rides, chicken BBQ, parade, live entertainment daily and fireworks.
July 6 - Aug 24: Learn About Letchworth Lecture Series. Lower Falls Restaurant, Letchworth State Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.
com. Tuesday evenings. Lecture series with
different topics each week exploring the history of LSP and the Genesee Valley.
July 9: Perry Chalk
Art Festival. Village Plaza, Perry,
14530.
585-2375375. perrychalkfestival.com. Several artists design
sidewalk chalk masterpieces, live entertainment, fun for the entire family.
July 9: Taste of Summer. Village Plaza, Perry,
14530. 585-237-5375. perrychalkfestival.com.
Fine dining event where local restaurants/
chefs showcase the best they have to offer.
Noon-3p. Tickets required.
July 9: Tour de Per-RY. Village Plaza, Perry,
14530. 585-237-5375. perrychalkfestival.com.
Community bike ride originating from downtown Perry. Two different routes to pick from.
Prizes at the end!
July 14-16: Valley Fest. Village of Warsaw,
14569. Warsawchamber.com. Enjoy downtown Warsaw with sidewalk sales, craft
show and more!
July 15-17: Sea Serpent Softball Tournament.
Perry, 14530. iloveperryny.com. Annual softball tournament; prizes for teams.
July 23: Blues and Barbeque. Highbanks
Recreation Area, Letchworth State Park.
585-493-3600. nysparks.com. A family style
event featuring bands, BBQ and fireworks!
1:30-9:30p.
August (Dates TBD): Civil War Days. Arcade
& Attica Railroad, Arcade, 14009. 585-4923100. aarailroad.com. Civil War reenactment
on and off the railroad. Tickets required.
Aug. 4-7: 59th Annual Attica Rodeo.
Rodeo Grounds,
Attica, 14011. atticarodeo.com.
Nationally
recognized
rodeo!
Named Top Rodeo of 2014. Bronc & bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing and more.
Aug. 6: Concert on the Hill & Classic Car
Show. Trailside Lodge, Letchworth State
Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com. 50s & 60s
music, classic car show, food and fun! Bring
your blanket and pick a spot on the hill! 3-7p.
Aug. 7: Pioneer Picnic. 3727 Walker Rd,
Perry, 14530. iloveperryny.com. An entertaining day of food, music and tours of artifacts
housed in the historic Pioneer Cabin and museum.
Aug. 13-20: Wyoming County Fair.
Fairgrounds, Pike.
585-493-5626. wyomingcountyfair.
org. Midway rides,
games, food, live
entertainment,
vendors,
horse
& tractor pulls,
grand
parade,
livestock
barns
and 4H animal
competitions.
Aug. 20: 6th Annual Germanfest. Attica Lions
Club, Attica, 14011. atticalions.org. Come
celebrate all things German with food, music
and entertainment for the entire family.
Aug. 26-28: Stone Tool Technology Show.
Highbanks Recreation Area, Letchworth
State Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com.
Flintknapping, tool making demonstrations,
Native American crafts and more. 10a-6p.
Aug. 28: 6th Annual Tractor Drive Around
Silver Lake. Charcoal Corral, Perry. 585-7048366. Watch, or bring your tractor and participate in, the 5th annual parade. Registration
9-11:30a, parade at Noon.
Sept. 4: Summer Farewell Festival. Highbanks Recreation Area, Letchworth State
Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com. Music at
its best! Live bands, family activities, food
and fireworks! 1p-9p.
Sept. 10: Annual Glen Iris 5k Run. Glen Iris
Inn, Letchworth State Park. 585-493-5466.
Castilelibrary.blogspot.com. Run benefiting
the Cordelia A. Greene Library in Castile, NY.
Prizes and food for participants.
Sept. 10: Wine &
Brews in the Valley.
Downtown
Warsaw. Wineinthevalley.com. 4th
annual wine walk
through downtown Warsaw, sponsored by
the Warsaw Kiwanis. New for 2016: Brew
Walk too! Choose your favorite – wine or
beer! Charity Grape Stomp at 9pm. 5-9p, tickets available now!
Sept. 17: Native American & Pioneer Heritage Days. Trailside Lodge, Letchworth State
Park. 585-493-3600. nysparks.com. Watch
Native American dancers perform traditional
dances and learn about their cultural significance. 10a-4p.
Sept. 24-25: AppleUmpkin Festival. Village of
Wyoming.
585495-9940.
appleumpkin.com.
Arts & Crafts Festival throughout the village. Numerous vendors, food, live entertainment.
events
October Weekends: Fall Foliage Train Rides.
Arcade & Attica Railroad, Arcade, 14009. 585492-3100. arcadeandatticarr.com. See WNY’s
most beautiful colors through our train windows! Every Sat. and Sun. in October.
Oct. 7-9: Enchanted Forest. Beaver Meadow
Audubon, 1610 Welch Rd, North Java, 14113.
585-457-3228. buffaloaudubon.org. An evening visit with nocturnal critters who call
Beaver Meadow home!
Oct. 8-10: Letchworth Arts &
Crafts
Show.
Highbanks Recreation Area, Letchworth State Park.
585-237-3517. artswyco.org. Rated one of the
best craft shows in the US! Over 300 arts &
crafts vendors!
Nov. 7-8: Perry Rotary Show. Perry, 14530.
perrynyrotary.org. Annual holiday festival
show featuring local acts. A treat for the entire family! Tickets are limited.
December Weekends: Santa Express Train.
Arcade & Attica Railroad, Arcade, 14009. 585492-3100. aarailroad.com. Visit with Santa as
you travel to the “North Pole”. Wear your pajamas!
Dec. 1: Moonlight Magic. Warsaw Village.
Spend an evening with Santa and Mrs. Claus
while visiting businesses in downtown Warsaw. Chili contest, cutest elf contest, hay
rides and more. 4-8p.
Dec. 3: Dashing Thru The Snow 5K. Downtown Warsaw. 5k run, walk, and kids fun run
through downtown Warsaw.
Dec. 3: Holiday Delights & Holiday Home
Tour. Village of Perry, 14530. 585-208-9096. iloveperryny.com. Community-wide activities,
holiday shopping spree, entertainment, live
nativity scene, caroling and more!
Dec. 3: Breakfast with Santa. 9am-Noon.
Beaver Meadow Audubon, 1610 Welch Rd,
North Java, 14113. 585-457-3228. buffaloaudubon.org. Jolly Old Saint Nick will visit
with children of all ages as you enjoy a delicious breakfast.
Dec. 31: Last Night Perry. Perry Middle
School, Perry, 14530. 585-237-5375. lastnightperry.com. Alcohol-free, family-oriented New
Year’s Eve celebration. Live entertainment
and games for all ages.
For full 2016 events calendar visit www.GoWyomingCountyNY.com
aTTraCTiONS
Adventure Calls Outfitters
Located at Letchworth State Park
8509 Rt. 237
Stafford, NY 14143
585.343.4710
adventure-calls.com
See our ad on page 32
Arcade & Attica Railroad
Bliss International Speedway
3526 East Main St.
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.9008
blissinternationalspeedway.com
Breezy Hill Alpacas
7403 Northwoods Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.3643
Byrncliff Resort & Conference Ctr.
492 Main Street
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.3100
aarailroad.com
2357 Humphrey Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7300
byrncliff.com
Arcade Turkey Run Golf Course
Castile Cider Mill
11836 Bixby Hill Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
716.492.2888
turkeyrunarcade.com
29 E. Park Rd.
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.5298
castilecidermill.com
Archie’s Golf Club
Charcoal Corral
1771 Rt. 78
Java Center, NY 14082
585.457.9505
archiesgolfclub.com
Arrowwood Golf Course
6022 Bauer Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2221
Artisan Villa
140 North Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.8766
ashlinselegantrose.com
31 S. Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3517
artswyco.org
Attica Golf Club
95 Bunnell St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0133
atticagolfclub.com
Attica Rodeo
230 Exchange St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.1649
atticarodeo.com
Balloons Over Letchworth
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.3340
balloonsoverletchworth.com
Beaver Meadow Audubon Center
1610 Welch Rd.
North Java, NY 14113
585.457.3228
buffaloaudubon.org
Bennington Lanes
1374 Clinton St.
Bennington, NY 14011
585.591.2314
7037 Chapman Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.5270
charcoalcorral.com
East Hill Creamery
Jam in the Valley
Perry, NY 14530
585.493.3600
nysparks.com
Letchworth Pines
5666 Fuller Rd.
Silver Springs, NY 14550
585.259.2060
ssmxracing.com
6985 Fillmore Rd. (Rt. 19A)
Portageville, NY 14536
585.468.2166
letchworthpines.com
Visitor Center
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.3600
nysparks.com
Main Street Winery
249 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.2739
mainstreetwineandsupplies.com
North Fork Music Park
4952 Quarry Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.813.3543
northfork-ny.com
Oatka Valley Snowmobile Association
Opening Spring 2016!
Perry, NY 14530
easthillcreamery.com
PO Box 84
Warsaw, NY 14569
716.474.2228
oatkavalley.org
Emerling Farms
Paws Perrydise
2916 Rt. 246
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.6094
Flip Side
3803 Main St.
Strykersville, NY 14145
585.457.9991
Folsom Trailblazers
PO Box 179
folsomtrailblazers.org
Healing Hands Massage & Spa
1964 Folsomdale Rd.
585.805.0350
playironwood.com
Spruce Ridge Golf Course
798 Genesee Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.4122
spruceridge-gc.com
3820 Club Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.969.4001
theclubonsilverlake.com
Tri-County Drifthoppers
PO Box 161
Sandusky, NY 14133
drifthoppers.net
Van Slyke’s Dairy Farm
4085 Quakertown Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3504
wolcottfarms.com
22 Covington Street
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.6358
Portageville Chapel
portagevillechapel.org
Rolling Acres Golf Course &
Campground
Ironwood Golf Course
23 S Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5000
thespotlighttheaters.com
Perry Bowling Center
Hidden Acres Golf
2887 Royce Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.4100
hiddenvalleyadventure.com
Spotlight Theater
7058 Lamont Rd.
585.493.5202
bessiesbestmanurecompost.com
Quiet Times Golf Course
Silver Springs Racing, Inc.
63 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.861.2861
pawsperrydise.com
46 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3590
hhmassageandspa.com
6287 Rt. 20A
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.237.2190
Silver Lake State Park
1629 Rt. 20A
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7447
jaminthevalley.com
2220 Stedman Rd.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.1747
7795 Dewitt Rd.
Pike, NY 14130
585.567.8557
rollingacresgolfcourse.com
Rosebud Equestrian Adventures
11520 Bixby Hill Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
716.492.1420
Silver Lake Institute
46 Wesley Ave.
Silver Lake, NY 14549
585.237.6639
Silver Lake Marine
4213 West Lake Rd.
585.237.5185
silverlakemarine.com
Wolcott Farms 4 Seasons of Fun
Wyoming County
International Speedway
35 Adrian Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2510
wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.
com
bed & breaKFaSTS
/iNNS
Glen Iris Inn
7 Letchworth State Park
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
See our ad on back cover
Heaven Sent Bed & Breakfast
6440 Pike St.
585.468.5968
vasilescatering.com
Perry Bed and Breakfast
9 North Federal Street
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.6289
perrybandb.com
Wyoming Inn
1 South Academy St.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.495.6777
CabiNS/LOdGeS
BF Bungalow
1024 Tower Rd.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.560.1329
Blue Stone House & Cabins
7555 State Route 19A
585.567.2040
vacationrentals.com
Caroline’s Cottage
c/o Glen Iris Inn
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
Jellystone Park of WNY
5204 Youngers Rd.
1.800.232.4039
wnyjellystone.com
Letchworth Parkside Lodge
6773 Halvorsen Rd.
585.752.4596
letchworthparksidelodge.com
Bottle Tree Bed & Breakfast
6612 Portageville Road
585.493-5759
Maple Lodge
c/o Byrncliff Resort & Conference Center
2357 Humphrey Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7300
byrncliff.com
Deutsches Haus
2497 Rt. 20A
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.4010
Pinewood Lodge
c/o Glen Iris Inn
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
Genesee Falls Inn
6901 River Road
585.493.2484
geneseefallsinn.com
Stone House
c/o Glen Iris Inn
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
The Chalet
c/o Glen Iris Inn
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
Wiscoy Creek Lodge
11615 Wiscoy Rd.
717.940.1813
wiscoycreek.info
CamPGrOuNdS
Silver Lake Campground
156 Lake Shore Drive
Castile, NY 14427
585.237.6629
Arcade Village Café
223 Liberty St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.4608
Woodstream Campsite
5440 School Rd.
Gainesville, NY 14066
585.493.5643
woodstreamcampsite.com
Attica Hotel, LLC.
28 Exchange St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.1697
CONFereNCe
CeNTerS &
baNqueT FaCiLiTieS
Adventure Bound Camping Resorts:
Four WInds
7350 Tenefly Road
585.493.2794
abcamping.com/abfourwinds
Anastassia Events
6440 Pike St.
585.468.5968
vasilescatering.com
Beaver Meadow Family Campground
1455 Beaver Meadow Rd.
585.457.3101
beavermeadowcampground.com
Asbury Camp & Retreat Center
16 Lakeside Ave.
585.237.5262
asburyuny.org
Dream Lake Campground
4391 Old Buffalo Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5172
dreamlakecampground.com
Faun Lake
5124 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Bliss, NY 14022
585.322.7300
faunlake.com
Goldenrod Campground
5155 Shearing Rd.
Gainesville, NY 14066
585.493.5778
Jellystone Park of Western New York
5204 Youngers Rd.
1.800.232.4039
wnyjellystone.com
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.3600
nysparks.com
Mockingbird Park Campground
1340 Genesee Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.1760
Perry’s Wiscoy Haven
6532 South Hillside Rd.
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.7529
Rolling Acres Golf Course &
Campground
7795 Dewitt Rd.
Pike, NY 14130
585.567.8557
rollingacresgolfcourse.com
Beaver Hollow Conference Center/
Biggest Loser Resort Niagara
1083 Pit Rd.
1.800.964.7903
beaverhollow.com
2357 Humphrey Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7300
byrncliff.com
2887 Royce Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.4100
La Esposite Bonita
1928 Rt. 20A
Varysburg, NY 14167
716.984.7774
laespositabonita.com
diNiNG
Al’s Sub & Pizza Shop
104 N Main St.
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2300
Amber Lantern Brewing Company
44 N Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3559
Bennington Lanes
1374 Clinton St.
Bennington, NY 14011
585.591.2314
Bliss Hotel
3396 School St.
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.7734
Blue Dog Saloon
2630 Attica Rd.
Attica, NY 14011
585.708.4089
Buds Delicatessen
45 S Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5194
2357 Humphrey Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7300
byrncliff.com
Canaan’s Butcher Block
33 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2117
canaansbutcherblock.com
Charcoal Corral
7037 Chapman Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.5270
charcoalcorral.com
Country Kitchen
34 North Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.5640
Daily Dish
3978 Main St.
585.457.7030
Daryl’s Pizzeria
163 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2113
darylspizzeria.com
Decisions Catering
39 Warsaw Blvd.
585.493.9550
DiSalvo’s Pizzeria & Sub Shop
54 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2249
Eagle Inn
Lantz’s Bulk Foods
Prospector
Yummies
End of the Road Inn
Laurie’s Restaurant
R & R Lumberyard Restaurant
HOTeLS/mOTeLS/
CONdOS
3129 Rt. 39
Bliss, NY 14022
585.322.7680
510 Wyoming Rd.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.584.8070
Farmers Wife, LLC
7654 Big Tree Road
Pavilion, NY 14523
585.584.8088
Flip Side
3803 Main St.
585.457.9991
Food King
137 Market St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.3680
Food King Chinese
274 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.0092
Glen Iris Inn
7 Letchworth State Park
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2622
glenirisinn.com
See our ad on back cover
2887 Royce Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.4100
Hoffman’s Central House
4253 Route 98
585.535.8015
Ho Ho China Buffet
461 N Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5828
Hole in the Wall Restaurant
7056 Standpipe Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3003
holeinthewallperry.com
Hong Kong Restaurant
10 N Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.5500
Hungry Mike’s Drive-In
5348 Java Lake Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.457.9951
John & Mary’s Restaurant
621 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.0880
John & Sarah’s Family Restaurant
127 North Center St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2545
5673 St Rt. 20A
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3710
46 N Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2108
Letchworth Pines
6985 Fillmore Rd. (Rt. 19A)
585.468.2166
letchworthpines.com
Little Red Caboose
571 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.0222
Little Sicily
121 Prospect St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.3663
Louie’s Lounge
38 Market St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0707
Mack’s Restaurant & Boat Livery
6695 Lakeshore Dr.
Castile, NY 14427
585.237.5983
Main Street Grille
246 Main Street
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.1483
Ma Ma’s Home Cooking
283 Main St
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.0111
Marco’s Pizzeria
289 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.5250
Meisner’s Deli & Subs
231 Main St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0840
Nellie’s Restaurant
572 Main St
Arcade, NY 14009
585.592.5531
Pine Lounge
164 Clinton St.
585.937.4115
Pizza Depot
130 N Main St.
585.493.5699
Pizza Shed
71 E Main St.
Pike, NY 14586
585.493.5990
4-6 Main Street
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.2474
18 South Federal St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3160
Rockers Delights Coffee Shop
31 Covington St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.0010
12 Center St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.0430
Arcade Village Motel
574 West Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.3600
Attica Historical Society
130 Main St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.2161
[email protected]
W & Sat 1-4p or by apt.
Bennington Historical Society
211 Clinton St.
585.937.9913
[email protected]
3rd Sun of month, Apr-Nov, 1-3p
Castile Historical Society & Museum
Opening Spring 2016!
Perry, NY 14530
silverlakebrewingproject.com
11180 Alexander Rd. (Rt 98)
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0407
atticanmotel.com
17 Park Road East
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.5370
[email protected]
Tues, 9-12p & 1-3p or by apt.
Silver Lake Family Restaurant
Covington Historical Society
Silver Lake Brewing Project
105 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5213
Smokey’s Bar & Grill
1447 Rt. 78
585.457.3276
Stefano’s Pizzeria
12 N Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.228.1246
Sweet Sarah’s
137 North Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.0187
sweetsarahschocolates.com
3820 Club Rd.
Perry, NY 14530
585.969.4001
theclubonsilverlake.com
Theo’s Restaurant
563 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.0105
Tim Horton’s
461 North Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.0250
Attican Motel
2357 Humphrey Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7300
byrncliff.com
Colonial Inn
6544 State Route 19A
585.493.5700
colonialinnny.com
Country Inn & Suites
130 North Main Street
Mount Morris, NY 14510
585.658.4080
countryinns.com/mountmorrisny
East Hill Inn
5584 State Route 20A East
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2718
Hampton Inn
4250 Lakeville Rd.
Geneseo, NY 14454
585.447.9040
2887 Royce Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.4100
Park Lake Motel
11071 Rt. 98
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.2811
55 North Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.991.3114
parklakemotel.com
Varysburg Hotel
Quality Inn
Twilight Meadows Restaurant
2486 Main St.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7692
Village Pub
3974 Main St.
585.457.7045
Wyoming Inn
1 S. Academy St.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.495.6777
4242 Lakeville Rd.
Geneseo, NY 14454
585.243.0500
muSeumS &
HiSTOriCaL SOCieTYS
Arcade Historical Society
The Gibby House
331 W Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.4466
[email protected]
Th 1-8p, Fri 9-4p or by apt.
7535 Old State Road
Pavilion, NY 14525
Town of Eagle History Center
Main Street
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.7319
By Appointment Only
Java Historical Society
Wyoming County Historian
26 Linwood Ave. Suite 1
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.8818
[email protected]
SHOPPiNG
31 S. Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3517
artswyco.org
Artisan Villa
140 North Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.8766
ashlinselegantrose.com
Boxler’s Pure Maple Syrup
2709 Royce Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14167
585.535.7707
Burlingham Books
2 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3190
4441 Main Street
Java Village, NY 14083
585.457.3555
[email protected]
1st Tues, June-Oct, 11-3p
Bush Hill Florist
Middlebury Historical Society
Middlebury Academy
Canaan’s Butcher Block
22 S Academy St.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.495.6420
[email protected]
Sun 2-5p, June-Sept.
Sheldon Historical Society
School House Museum Exhibit
3859 Main Street
585.457.9509
[email protected]
Tues, 1-4p, June-Sept.
Warsaw Historical Society
The Gates House
15 Perry Ave
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5240
warsawhistory.org
[email protected]
M-F, 10-2
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.2760
May-Oct, 10-6p
Wyoming County Historical Pioneer
Assoc.
Log Cabin, School House & Museum
3727 Walker Road
585.237.2079
July-Aug, Sat-Sun, 1-4p
2 North Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2550
bushhillflorist.com
33 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2117
canaansbutcherblock.com
Castile Cider Mill
29 East Park Rd.
Castile, NY 14427
585.493.5298
Commodore Wine & Spirits
24 South Main St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.5560
Country Caboose
EJ’s Country Store
4200 Rt. 78 (Hermitage)
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.7234
Glosser’s Soft Serve & Farm Produce
4088 Rt. 20A
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2682
Healing Hands Massage & Spa
Sage Family Maple
Hometown Treasures
Silver Lake Marine
3984 Rt. 39
Bliss, NY 14024
585.322.8850
Domes Inc.
397 Rt. 39 West
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.1931
domesinc.com
2817 St. Rt. 246
Perry, NY 14530
436 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.1650
15-17 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.689.9316
Huacaya Hollow Alpacas
2379 Sullivan Rd.
Arcade, NY 14009
716.492.3726
Stellar Spirits & Wines
249 S. Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3508
K & K Guns
2720 Almeter Rd.
Varysburg, NY 14169
585.535.0248
kkguns.com
Stonewall Craftique
Kehl’s Maple Products
1141 Rt. 20A
585.535.7868
Main Street Wines & Supplies
Main Street Winery
249 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.2739
Mainstreetwinesandsupplies.com
Maple Moon Farms
The Farmer’s Wife Craft
& Antique Co-op
49 South Federal St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.3311
Van Slyke’s Dairy Farm
7058 Lamont Rd.
585.493.5202
bessiesbestmanurecompost.com
100 N Main St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.2882
warsawwineandspirits.com
Welch’s Farm Market
Merle’s Fresh Produce
1408 Rt. 98
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.3059
Montgomery Shoe Store
7618 Rt. 20A
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.2472
16 Lake St.
Perry, NY 14530
585.237.6009
Warsaw Wine & Spirits
1884 Rt. 98
Attica, NY 14011
585.535.7136
Pa’s Produce
4213 West Lake Rd.
585.237.5185
silverlakemarine.com
10 Warsaw Blvd, Rt. 19A
585.493.5712
8 Main St.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0232
41 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5620
4449 Sage Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.5684
Silver Springs Liquor Store
JAMS Music
Merle Maple Farm
Domes Country Market
8 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3200
Heppner’s Liquor Store
Country Treasures
237 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.4226
creeksidefabrics.com
Parkside Antiques
Quilter’s Daughter
Hofheins Maple
1058 Attica-Gulf Rd.
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.3711
Creekside Fabrics, Quilts & Yarns
1894 Bagg Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.0482
sonraisedalpacas.com
46 West Buffalo St.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.3590
3552 Truesdell Rd.
Warsaw, NY 14569
585.786.8470
956 Rt. 98 South
Attica, NY 14011
585.591.0802
Paca Outfitters
1420 Saltvale Rd.
Wyoming, NY 14591
585.495.6509
Wolcott Maple Products
1247 Dale Road
Dale, NY 14039
585.786.0076
Zimmer’s Footwear
665 Main St.
Arcade, NY 14009
585.492.1142
Arcade &
Attica Railroad
Saturday, September 10th
5-9 pm
SUPER SAVER TUESDAYS!
CHOOSE EITHER
WINE OR CRAFT BEER TASTING...
All Shows All Day Matinee Prices,
FREE SMALL POPCORN
LIVE MUSIC • FOOD TRUCKS
with purchase of a fountain drink.
Stroll downtown Warsaw stopping
at participating businesses tasting the
beverage of your
choice. Tickets can be
purchased at
www.wineinthevalley.com
THREE SCREENS, NEW SEATS
www.thespotlighttheaters.com
Movie line: 585-786-2222
23 S. Main St., Warsaw, NY
Where history
repeats itself....
2-hour scenic
steam train
excursions
Memorial Day
through
October
278 Main St., Arcade NY 14009, 585-492-3100
www.aarailroad.com
Letchworth
Pines
Family Restaurant and
entertainment center.
Eat in or take out.
Byrncliff
RESORT AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Call 585-535-7300 or visit www.byrncliff.com
A great place to dine, stay and play year round!
Wyoming County’s Premier Golf & Ski Resort.
Come enjoy the beautiful country setting and
warm hospitality that is Byrncliff.
DINING & BANQUETS
18-HOLE GOLF COURSE
ACCOMMODATIONS
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
2357 Humphrey Road Varysburg NY 14167 Just off Route 20A Between Buffalo & Rochester
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Come and discover
your favorite part of
NEW YORK STATE!
An American Style Pub
Craft Beer
AMBER ALE
BURST IPA
GORGEOUS PALE ALE
STOP BY AND SEE OUR IN-HOUSE BREWERY ....
wings,
BU RGERS, SA L A DS & MOR E
ROTATING DRAFT LINE OF FINE CRAFT BEERS
44 NORTH MAIN ST.
WARSAW, NY 14569
585.786.3559
www.amberlanternbrewingcompany.com
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Welcome to the Country
Byways Region!
Wyoming County
Agri-Palooza
June 5, 2016
Noon to 4 pm
Explore these neighboring areas for great day trips
from Wyoming County.
Discover • Experience • Enjoy
Stay Tuned to our Facebook page
for the farm announcement.
Augustus Frank & Smallwood-Cook House
140 N. Main St., Warsaw, NY 14569
Ash-Lin’s Elegant Rose Florist & Gift Shop
A Fun-Filled Day on the Farm
585-786-8766
Specializing in flowers for all occasions
& antiques & collectibles.
The Looking Glass Salon - 585-721-0135
Your full service family salon.
A variety of hair accessories are also available.
Call To Get Involved
Weddings, Boudoir, Portraits,
Family Sessions, & Maternity
Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce (585) 237-0230
30th Annual
• Non-Stop Musical Entertainment
• Bluegrass Festival (Saturday)
• Street Entertainment
• Over 200 Craft Exhibitors
• Free Shuttle Service
• Great Harvest Food
• Antique Show & Sale
• Baking Contest & Auction (Saturday)
• Firemen’s Chicken BBQ (Sunday)
18 South Federal Street
Perry, NY 14530
(585) 237-3160
lumberyardrestaurant.com
Deutsches Haus
Bed & Breakfast
YOUR PRIME RIB, STEAK
AND SEAFOOD DESTINATION
Casual, family-oriented fine dining
585.495.9940
[email protected]
www.appleumpkin.com
P.O. Box 20, Wyoming, NY 14591
Your hosts Robin and Regina brown
Lunch:
Tuesday thru Friday 11:30am-3pm
Dinner:
Tuesday thru Thursday 3pm-9pm,
Friday 3pm-9:30pm
Saturday: Dinner Only 2:30-9:30pm
Sunday:
Brunch 9:30am-1:30pm, Dinner 12pm-8pm
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
THE CLUB ON
SILVER LAKE
Genesee County
Livingston County
Just 30 minutes EAST
Just 45 minutes NORTH
Conveniently located halfway between
Niagara Falls/Buffalo and Rochester,
Genesee County has three major exits off
the NYS Thruway (I-90): Exits 47, 48, and
48A. We’re located less than an hour from
the Canadian border and Niagara Falls
to the west, and the Finger Lakes Region
to the east. With over 1,000 hotel rooms,
great dining selections, and interesting
things to see and do, Genesee County
offers something for everyone!
Four Seasons of splendor begin with a
visit to Letchworth State Park, the “Grand
Canyon of the East.” Enjoy all types of
family-friendly outdoor activities, including a stop at the Mt. Morris Dam and Visitor
Center (the largest Dam of its kind East of
the Mississippi River). Browse Americana
Main Streets for antiquing pleasure,
venture to historic sites, stop for a local
dining experience and head to our wineries
for award-winning wines.
Nestled on the southern banks of Lake
Ontario between Niagara Falls & Rochester,
NY is historic Orleans County. Discover
the charm as you cruise along our country
byways and scenic waterways while experiencing our rich history, rural culture
and exhilarating outdoor fun. Don’t forget
to stop in at our bountiful farm markets,
charming gift shops and unique museums
along the Erie Canal, Historic Ridge Road
and the Seaway Trail.
MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS
INCLUDE:
Darien Lake Amusement Park
JELL-O Gallery Museum
Palm Island Indoor Waterpark
Batavia Muckdogs Baseball
Darien Lakes State Park Beach
DON’T MISS THESE!
National Warplane Museum
New Deal Art Gallery
Abbey of the Genesee
‘Monk’s Bread’
A DAY FULL OF FUN!
Country Barn Quilt Trail
Leonard Oakes Estate Winery
Just 30 minutes NORTH
Free to the Public • No pets allowed
Cassandra Lavrincik Photography - 585-322-2597
September 24 & 25, 2016
“Gaslight Village”
Wyoming, NY
• Farm Machinery
• Animals
• Hands-on Activities
• Farm Discovery
• Great Food & More
Rte 20A
Varysburg
NY 14167
(585)
535-4010
Your Hosts:
Paul & Judi
Gusmann
Restaurant Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day Open Daily 11 am - 9 pm
Off Season Closed Tuesday & Wednesday
www.TheClubonSilverLake.com, email: [email protected]
3820 Club Road, Perry (off West Lake Rd.) • Restaurant: 585-969-4001 • Pro Shop: 585-237-0462
The best way to spend your vacation....
Orleans County
©Larry Tetamore
• Farmers’ Market
• Guided Tours
• Children’s Activities
• Entertainment
• Pedal Tractor Races
• Exhibits
Watt Farms Country Market
Medina Railroad Museum
World Class Golf • Lakeside Dining
“Have A Field Day”
in Livingston County
Call or go online to request your free Attractions Map
CountryByways.com • 1-800-622-2686
The Club on Silver Lake offers a world class facility situated on picturesque Silver Lake.
Wiscoy Creek Lodge
ARTS COUNCIL FOR WYOMING COUNTY
A taste of New York!
Wolcott
Maple
Products
585-492-4226
Maple Gift Baskets
For special people that have
everything
Great place for
fishing,hunting or
just relaxing
by the waterfalls!
www.wiscoycreek.info
[email protected]
(717) 940-1813
Douglas & Charlotte Wolcott
1247 Dale Road
Dale, New York 14039
Telephone: 585.786.3893
Fax: 585.786.0076
[email protected]
www.wolcottmaple.com
Open by appointment
or by chance
A Simple Treasure....
Art
, Culture & Communit
y
C E L E B R AT I N G
Beautiful creekside camping
along the East Koy stream! Hiking, trout fishing, swimming,
store, 30/50 amp service and pull
through sites. Tenting area, play
areas for the kids, new mini golf
on-site. Just 5 miles from Letchworth State Park. Family owned
and operated. On-site Season
sites available.
585-493-5643
1-877-CAMPNOW
5440 School Road, Gainesville, NY 14066
in the heart of Arcade.
You’ll find a variety of products
you just can’t find anywhere else.
ART EXHIBITS • CLASSICAL FILM
take Creekside Home with
MUSICAL EVENTS • WORKSHOPS
CLASSES & SO MUCH MORE!
(585) 237-3517
artswyco.org
www.creeksidefabrics.com
Fabrics, Yarns,
Sewing machines &
great customer service
await your visit!
31 South Main Street (Rte 39)
PO Box 249
Perry, NY 14530
Charcoal Corral
Your key to the best in food and family entertainment
Farmers’ Markets
Chapman Road - just off Route 39 Perry, NY • Minutes from Letchworth State Park
Corral 585-237-5270 • Pizzeria 585-237-3040 • www.charcoalcorral.com
Summer
PERRY
Saturdays
Open Saturdays
Arts Series
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
10am-12pm
June 18 - September 24
Festival Plaza - Main Street - Perry
WARSAW
Open Thursdays
3-7 pm
May 26 - September 29
Artisan Villa - Main Street - Warsaw
• Char-grilled Favorites
• Pizza & Chicken Wings
• Rib & Pasta Nights
• Championship Mini Golf • Giant Inflatables
• First Run Movies at
• Stage Shows
Silver Lake Twin Drive-In • Ice Cream Parlor
• Family Arcade
• Live Concerts
• Cruise Nights
Family Fun 2016 Events
PHOTO CREDIT: ANN BURLINGHAM
Picture Yourself in
Perry
Perry Farmers’ Market - Saturday mornings, June 18 - September 24
Summer Saturdays Arts Series - Saturday mornings, June 18 - September 24
Community Bike Rides - Summer Thursdays at 6 pm, May-September. Village Park
Silver Lake Ring of Fire & Fireworks - Sunday, July 3
Perry Chalk Art Festival - Saturday, July 9, rain date July 16
Taste of Summer Fine Dining Event - Saturday, July 9
` - 53- or 17- mile bike tour - Saturday, July 9
Tour de Per-RY
Sea Serpent Softball Tournament - Friday, Saturday & Sunday, July 15, 16 & 17
Pioneer Picnic - Sunday, August 7
Shake on the Lake - presents Twelfth Night Thursday, Friday & Saturday, August 4, 5, 6
Pieces of Perry En Plein Air Festival - Saturday & Sunday, September 17 & 18
Perry Rotary Show - Monday & Tuesday, November 7 & 8
Holiday Delights Festival - Saturday, December 3
Last Night Perry New Year’s Eve Celebration - Saturday, December 31
For more information visitwww.iloveperryny.com or Facebook
We offer
Private Ownership (300 sites) Campground
238 acres • Adirondack-like setting • Seasonal
Two lakes (44 & 27 acres) • Fishing • Pool • Spa
Clubhouse • WiFi • Resales Available
Check out the best value in WNY
5124 Pleasant Valley Rd., Bliss, NY 14024
585-322-7300
www.faunlake.com
• New&UsedBoatSales
&Used
• MarineParts&Service
• 90DockSlips
• OffSeasonStorage
4213 West Lake Road • Silver Springs, NY
(585) 237-5185
www.SilverLakeMarine.com
Nature lovers ...
See behind this flap for your
map of letchworth State Park
including hiking, biking,
horse, ski and
snowmobile trails.
Three Great Locations Just
Minutes From The North Entrance!
www.visitletchwor thpark.com
Mount Morris
Geneseo
Geneseo
585.658.4080
585.243.0500
585.447.9040
www.countryinns.com/mountmorrisny
www.choicehotels.com/hotel/ny332
www.geneseo.hamptoninn.com
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Voted the #1 State Park in the USA
in 2015 by the readers of USA Today
The Grand Canyon of the East
LETCHWORTH STATE PARK
VOTED BEST STATE PARK IN THE USA!
GORGE
MARY JEMISON
HEMLOCK
TROUT POND
BIRCH
LEE’S LANDING
PORTAGE
FOOTBRIDGE
GENESEE GREENWAY
RIVER ROAD
BLUEJAY
DISHMILL CREEK
BIG BEND
TRILLIUM
DEER RUN
SENECA
ST. HELENA
GARDEAU
SMOKEY HOLLOW
BEAR HOLLOW
BIG FLATS
KISIL POINT
GIBSONVILLE
CHIPMUNK
HIGHBANKS
POWERLINE
SYCAMORE
FINGER LAKES
*Sections of trail on canyon edge not useable in winter
 PICNIC AREA WITH RESTROOMS
 TRAIL CLOSED
PAVED ROAD
GRAVEL ROAD
A CABIN AREAS
 TRAIL OPEN
2 CONCESSIONS
 REGISTRATION REQUIRED
8 TRAILS
OVERLOOK OR PARKING
GoWyomingCountyNY.com | 36 | 1-800-839-3919
After exploring the falls and exceptional views
of the park come enjoy the
Glen Iris Inn
at Letchworth State Park
Formerly the country estate of William Pryor Letchworth, the Glen Iris Inn has
welcomed guests as a country inn since 1914. The Inn overlooks magnificent
Middle Falls on the Genesee River and is surrounded by the beauty of Letchworth
State Park. Get the full experience, come dine and stay with us right in the park.
Dining
L odging
Gift Shop
All images copyright David Lawrence Reade.
www.dawnsearlylightphoto.com
Weddings
Catering
7 Letchworth State Park, Castile, NY 14427
Phone: 585.493.2622 | glenirisinn.com

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