The Gideon Putnam Historic Saratoga Hotel

Established in 1935, the Roosevelt Baths & Spa Saratoga Springs spa resort opened thanks to President Franklin Roosevelt's visionary act to preserve the Saratoga Springs. Authentic and historic, today the Roosevelt Baths & Spa offers wellness in Saratoga Springs via a transforming hydrotherapy spa experience with naturally healing treatments, performed by an attentive staff known for caring and quality of service. Transformation begins with a private soak in Saratoga's naturally effervescent water. Guests will discover a delightfully buoyant quality to the mineral water, and revel in Saratoga's signature brand of aquatic bliss. The mineral water is captured cold from underground springs, then mixed with warm fresh water to a neutral temperature for maximum benefits. The Roosevelt Baths & Spa offers 42 original treatment rooms. Available Saratoga Springs wellness services include mineral baths, massages, facials, and body treatments. Take time out to nurture yourself with nature-inspired therapies, authentic healing waters, and expert care at the historic Roosevelt Baths & Spa.

SPAC's tranquil setting in a 2,400-acre park preserve surrounded by hiking trails, geysers, and natural mineral springs draws vacation crowds and arts connoisseurs each year for immersive experiences of performances by resident companies New York City Ballet, The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Saratoga Jazz Festival, and concerts by Live Nation. SPAC also welcomes the community to enjoy a wide variety of imaginative programming, such as Caffe Lena @ SPAC and initiatives in culinary, literary, healing, and visual arts. Their venues include the main ampitheater, which has a capacity of 5,200 sheltered seats and a sloping lawn for an additional 20,000 people, the Spa Little Theater, the Charles R. Wood "Discovery" Stage, the Hall of Springs and the Jazz Bar, and the Julie Bonacio Family Pavilion and The Pines, which features the Nancy DiCresce Room and The Pines Terrace.

Saratoga Spa State Park is a National Historic Landmark distinguished by its classical architecture and noted for its diverse cultural, aesthetic and recreational resources. In addition to the nationally-known Saratoga Performing Arts Center, the Spa Little Theater, The Saratoga Children's Museum, the Saratoga Automobile Museum, the Gideon Putnam Resort and Roosevelt Baths and Spa, the park offers a multitude of traditional recreation opportunities. The Peerless Pool Complex consists of a main pool with a zero-depth entry, separate slide pool with a 19' double slide and a children's wading pool with a mushroom fountain. The slide pool has a minimum height requirement of 48" tall. The Historic Victoria Pool is a smaller pool surrounded by arched promenades. Both pool areas include food and beverage services, showers, locker rooms and restrooms. The Saratoga Spa State Park Golf Course offers two beautiful golf courses; a championship 18-hole course and a challenging 9-hole course, complete with pro shop and restaurant. For more information and to reserve a tee time online visit: Saratoga Spa Golf The Creekside Classroom is a four-season environmental education center where Park staff offer environmental education programs year-round, including school field trips, hikes, tours and snowshoe walks. The gentle terrain offers picnic areas, shady stream side trails, suitable for the nature-lover or the casual walker, as well as certified running courses used by joggers and high school and college athletes. Winter activities include cross-country skiing on approximately 12 miles of trails, ice skating, ice hockey.

The Saratoga Automobile Museum opened its doors to the Upstate NY community in 2002. It's mission is to celebrate the rich history, innovation, and cultural impact of the automobile in New York State and beyond. Through engaging exhibits, dynamic events, and educational programs, the museum strives to ignite a passion for automotive heritage and inspire future generations. Their commitment to preserving, showcasing, and sharing the diverse stories of automobiles is driven by a desire to connect enthusiasts, foster learning, and contribute to the vibrant tapestry of automotive culture. The Museum is located within the 2,500-acre Saratoga Spa State Park, in the heart of historic Saratoga Springs, New York, world famous for its legendary one-mile thoroughbred track. The Museum’s facility is the fully restored and renovated New York State Bottling Plant, a beautiful neoclassical structure completed in 1935. The Museum sits adjacent to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and the lavish Hall of Springs event facility. Within walking distance; 2 golf courses, 2 pools hiking trails, the Spa Little Theatre, and the Gideon Putnam Hotel.

A staple of the Capital Region since the American Civil War, Saratoga Race Course continues to host one of the world’s most prestigious racing meets each summer. Since its first organized meet in 1863, the track known as the Spa has remained a financial catalyst, generating thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity. Currently home to a 40-day meet from July through September, Saratoga Race Course offers world-class racing five days a week, featuring 18 Grade 1 races, highlighted by the Whitney and the Travers. Located on historic Union Avenue across from the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, it has been recognized by Sports Illustrated as one of the world’s great sporting venues.

The Championship Course is one of the premier public courses in the Saratoga-Capital Region of New York State, and a consistent recipient of 4 Stars from Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play. The original holes were opened in 1936. In the late 1950s golf course architect William Mitchell was brought in, and designed the course we all enjoy today. Shortly thereafter, Arnold Palmer & Gary Player played a commemorative round to celebrate the course reopening. Set in a pine forest, the course derives much of its character from the majestic pines that frame several holes, creating a feeling of seclusion. In addition to our Championship Course, we also have a 9-Hole Par 3 course, a full grass tee driving range, and Catherine's in the Park Restaurant that overlooks the beautiful Victoria Pool.