Skip to content

HOME   |  SPRING  |  SUMMER   |  FALL   |  WINTER  |  ITINERARIES

We've got you covered with plenty of summertime activities!

Check out some of the many options below.

Upcoming Events & Activities

Summer in Saratoga is a beehive of events and activities. There is always something going on, something to do, and somewhere to be. So come and pack your days with as much fun as possible.

Dining Options

Saratoga is a foodie's heaven, offering up cuisine from the simple to the sublime, with flavors from around the world. With tons of indoor, outdoor, and take-out dining, you have so many options.

Saratoga Summer Racing Options

If you are a racing fan, and a visit to Saratoga just wouldn't be the same without a day at the track.

Entertainment Options

Entertainment venues are a-plenty in Saratoga County! So, enjoy a little music as you drink and dine in a town known for its tremendous nightlife.

Fun on the Water

From Saratoga Lake to the Sacandaga River and Moreau Lake State Park, this region is spectacular for boating, whitewater rafting, and kayaking. Fishing is abundant with a variety of species, including walleye, bass, northern pike, and perch.

Golfing

For the visiting golfer looking to play, we’ve got everything from a fun executive nine to a championship track that will challenge the scratch player.  Whether you’re a serious player who can go low or the higher handicapper who doesn’t worry about par, Saratoga has something for all golf lovers.  View our full list of Golf venues.

Camping

How long has it been since you've gazed at a starry night out in the open? When it comes to camping, we’ve got it all. From RV resorts to small quiet campsites where couples and families can enjoy relaxation and solitude. Many campgrounds also offer trailer or cabin rentals.

Open Space Parks

We've got lots of FREE open space with opportunities for recreation for you and your pets to enjoy. Two great places to start are Congress Park and the 2,200-acre state-owned Saratoga Spa State Park, a natural and cultural treasure. Get out and take a walk, play tennis, golf, or enjoy an old-fashioned picnic.

Self-Guided Walking Tours

Whether you want to take a stroll following the architectural tour or try a sip from one of our famous Mineral Springs, featuring both “sweet water” and naturally carbonated mineral springs, these are just a few of the tours you can take. You can contact the Visitor Center directly at 518-587-3241 for the latest information.

Hiking

Within easy reach, you’ll find so many great hikes for people of all abilities. For example, Hadley Mountain is a 3.2 mile out and back. On a clear day, you can see the High Peaks to the north and Lake Champlain to the east. We also have the Wilton Wildlife Preserve, Skidmore Woods and more with plenty of hiking and biking trails.

Scroll To Top