The best things to do in Glens Falls

Camp Walden is a co-ed overnight camp in the Adirondack Mountains where kids spend summer doing everything under the sun, from athletics and arts to aquatics and adventure. It’s big on the Walden Way family feel, so your kid comes home more confident, a little sillier, and with real friends.

From the Glens Falls newsletter, October 20, 2026

, confidence and friendships included.

From the Warrensburg newsletter, October 7, 2026

A swanky resort on its own private island featuring tennis courts, 2 pools, 8 restaurants & a spa.

Retro kiddie park with a train through the forest, storybook displays & various rides & play areas.

When you want something low-key but actually fun, Broadway Lanes delivers with Galaxy Glow Bowling, leagues and youth programs, and plenty of kid-friendly bumpers. Grab a lane with the crew, then hit the 359 Grill between frames... it’s a very Fort Edward kind of night out.

From the Fort Edward newsletter, September 30, 2026

Fun course with elements like flags, water hazards & bunkers, plus a stand for burgers & sundaes.

ADK Karting brings full-throttle indoor racing to Queensbury with a 16+ mega track for the speed-obsessed, plus glow-in-the-dark mini golf, racing simulators, and an arcade for the rest of the crew. Clean, well run, and way too easy to turn “one race” into three.

From the Queensbury newsletter, September 12, 2026

Hiland Park Country Club is a public course locals actually brag about, with easy online booking, memberships if you’re feeling committed, and an events team that turns weddings and outings into real-deal celebrations. When you want greens that play true and plans that run smooth, this is it.

From the Glens Falls newsletter, October 14, 2026

Glen Drive-In Theatre keeps the classic double-feature tradition alive with two screens and bright digital projection, plus a concession area for snacks and treats. It’s a fun change of pace from watching another movie at home, and a good excuse to make an evening of it.

From the Glens Falls newsletter, October 30, 2026

Wiggle Worms Playland is a bright, well-run indoor playground where little ones can bounce, slide, climb, and dive into pretend play, geared for ages 6 months to 7. Great for everyday wiggles or birthday parties, with two locations including South Glens Falls, nice and close to home.

From the Fort Edward newsletter, October 8, 2026

Just minutes from Hudson Falls, Bay Meadows Golf Club pairs a friendly 9-hole course along Halfway Brook with PGA Tour simulators that let you play over 40 iconic courses year-round. Grab a bite at Bogey’s Pub & Grill, then pretend that chip-in was fully intentional.

From the Hudson Falls newsletter, October 10, 2026

Pirate-themed mini-golf chain with 18-hole, landscaped courses set among waterfalls & caves.

Hometown Golf and Social is Glens Falls’ new family-friendly indoor golf and sports club where you can swing, throw, or kick on state-of-the-art simulators, then stick around for pizzas, shareable apps, and a rotating drink list with local flavors.

From the Hudson Falls newsletter, October 15, 2026

S. & the world.

Whether you want a quick nine that sharpens the wedges, night golf under the lights all summer, or to keep the swing alive on year-round simulators, Sunnyside Par 3 makes golf easy with no tee time required. Drop-in leagues, Friday live music, and lessons with Brian keep it fun.

From the Queensbury newsletter, September 10, 2026

Pirate-themed mini-golf chain with 18-hole, landscaped courses set among waterfalls & caves.

Kingpin's Alley Family Fun Center South Glens Falls, NY is the local go-to for easygoing frames, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs, whether you’re rolling strikes or perfecting the art of the gutter ball. Close, reliable, and refreshingly unfussy… it’s a solid night out for Hudson Falls folks.

From the Hudson Falls newsletter, October 1, 2026

Wild West Ranch & Western Town is open for private events only, offering a 9,000-square-foot Barn at French Mountain, a restaurant space for smaller gatherings, and tent-friendly spots across 200 acres of forests, meadows and Lake George views.

From the Warrensburg newsletter, September 30, 2026

Goony Golf in nearby Lake George has been delighting locals for over 50 years with wonderfully weird obstacles, from Sir Goony’s Castle and a thirty foot pirate ship to a towering T-Rex and goalie windmills. Playful, family friendly, and the kind of low-stress outing your crew needs this week.

From the Warrensburg newsletter, October 10, 2026

When you want something a little special without leaving town, The Mouzon House turns its 1883 Victorian into an intimate escape with garden charm, farm-to-table menus, craft cocktails, and a New Orleans wink. Keep an eye on their monthly Supper Club for a seasonal, set-menu feast that feels like a secret.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 20, 2026

Saratoga National Golf Club makes it easy to shake off the rust this week. Book a tee time, get a quick tune-up with Golf 101 or instruction, then victory-lunch at Dine at Heritage. Group packages and a well-stocked Shop mean your crew and wardrobe are covered.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 24, 2026

When your week calls for history with your backswing, Saratoga Golf & Polo Club brings old Saratoga charm to a Victorian-era 9-hole course plus competitive tennis and platform tennis, all with that polished, low-key feel locals swear by. Got a member friend, text them and make it happen.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 25, 2026

Whether it's pouring or your living room can't handle one more toddler somersault, Wiggle Worms Playland Saratoga is a clean, happy indoor playground for ages 6 months to 7 years, with bounce houses, slides, climbing and pretend play. Great for playdates or a no-stress birthday that actually wears them out.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 13, 2026

Saratoga Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 track tucked in the woods near the south side of Saratoga Lake, built to test every part of your game. This week, book a round, then hang at the new clubhouse/restaurant, and if the skies turn cranky, their simulators keep the swing going.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 27, 2026

If you want a club that feels local, McGregor Links Country Club pairs 18 history-rich holes from 1921 with the 1921 Member's Room, pool, courts, golf simulators, and dining at The Brackett House restaurant. Newly private as of 2026, with instruction and events that keep the calendar fun without the fuss.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, September 6, 2026

Golf facility with scenic holes and covered bridges, plus old carts without GPS.

Olde Saratoga Miniature Golf turns 18 holes into a local-history tour, from Congress Park to SPAC, then rewards you with wood fired pizza and special shakes at Rustic Pizza & Eats. Keep an eye on their themed nights, including the 21+ Puff Puff Putt.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 6, 2026

If you need a quick golf reset this week between errands or after work, Par 29 Golf Course delivers a fun par-3 loop that lets you sharpen wedges and putting without burning your whole day. Book online, or hop on the virtual tee-time waitlist and get alerted when your slot opens.

From the Saratoga Springs newsletter, October 2, 2026

Golf course with well-rated food and an inviting atmosphere.

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.