Orte, die Rae gefallen

Rae: The studio fee is $8 for adults, $6 for children. Pottery pieces are quite fair, and it's a low key, family friendly atmosphere.

Rae: You can find some great deals here! I scored a Guess peacoat for $80-something.

Rae: I highly recommend the indoor/outdoor pool, especially as snowflakes ❄️ fall.

Rae: Great customer service!

Rae: At $5, the corn maze is an affordable diversion. It's a manageable size. Unlike some of the giant corn mazes in the area, you won't be lost forever. To me, that's a good thing!

Rae: Never know what you might find going on here.

Rae: There's a nifty vintage style photo booth hiding in one of the tasting rooms.

Rae: $20 haircuts. Sylvia does a good job with my thick, curly hair.

Rae: Try the Japanese pan noodles with tofu for a vegetarian meal.

Rae: The line is often long, but it usually moves quickly.

Rae: It's a Starbucks. Just like every other Starbucks.

Rae: Ice cream was fine but it was so crowded I felt rushed to make a decision and didn't love my flavor choices. Waffle cone was fresh.

Rae: Lots of fun to float! Alcohol allowed except on holiday weekends.

Rae: The spaghetti squash is surprisingly good and a lower-cal option.

Rae: Very nice suite-style rooms. Nice for business travel when you are expected to share a hotel room. With a suite, you get more privacy.