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Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO)
Children's museum
👍👍 Children's Museum of Oswego is an excellent place to take young children and adults that act like young children. They have a wide variety or sensory activity stations that are perfect for kids 1-9 and alot of different toys to play with. There's a small gift shop that sells sensory toys, pens, stuf...
4.80 (194 reviews)
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Breitbeck Park
Park
Lakefront, community park offering a notable bell tower, playground, open green space & picnic area.
4.70 (1.3K reviews)
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Fort Ontario
Historical landmark
👍👍 Not too far from Syracuse, little less than an hour you can be here, it is so beautiful, next to one of the Great Lakes. Amazing scenery and history. I believe at least there had been 2 wars, one in 18th century between France and Britain, and second the most recent in early 19th century between Bri...
4.70 (525 reviews)
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Hudson Crossing Park
Park
Green space on the Fox River with sheltered BBQ/picnic areas, a playground, a sandbox & sculptures.
4.60 (514 reviews)
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Prairie Point Community Park
Park
👍👍 Excellent location to watch the Fourth of July fireworks every year. Great views, and nice open spaces to set up some chairs or a blanket. Kids running around having fun, playing at the playground, etc.
Fun hill for sledding in the winter, splash pad for the warmer days, and nice biking and walking...
4.60 (308 reviews)
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Prairie Point Splash Park
Park
👍👍 Great place to bring the younglings and let them play and enjoy a refreshing time at the Splash Park! Great area to go play with the kiddos! Can get busy at times.
4.60 (231 reviews)
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Fox Valley Winery Inc
Winery
👍👍 We've moved to Downtown Oswego! 59 S. Main Street Oswego, IL. Check our website or Facebook page for upcoming events!
4.60 (75 reviews)
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Little White School Museum
History museum
Quaint 1850 former church & school, now hosting historic local artifacts & special events.
4.60 (68 reviews)
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Safe Haven
Museum
👍👍 This museum describes the little known events of bringing about 1000 people who fled WWII concentration camps to come to the US on President Roosevelt's order. Charitable events to help and closed-minded actions both happened. It's history that most people have not heard.
4.60 (63 reviews)