Finger Lakes Welcome Center — Attraction in City of Geneva

Found this location by accident while looking for restaurants in Geneva on Google Maps.

This location has 4 level 2 EV charging stations. When we arrived 3 were empty and 1 was ICEd. (Even though there was plenty of regular parking. When we left 3 EVs were charging.

Inside is nice with a gift shop / snack and coffee shop combination. I think there were inside tables but I ate my chili outside with a nice view of the lake.

Inside they also sell wine and there was a bar there which I suspect is for wine tasting.

The restrooms were as good as many better public restrooms.

Outside, places walk and sit. There is a steamship themed play area for kids.

Down a ways there's a functional art shady sitting area with a good view of the lake.

There was a walk to next chapter story book for kids. Story written in English and Spanish.

There is construction for a bike lane....

Finger Lakes welcome center is a must to see while visiting Geneva or Seneca Lake. The welcome center sits on the northern shore of Seneca Lake and hosts a large community room as well spotless rest rooms. Beverages as well as food items are readily available. Locally made products from NY are available for purchase. The Center boasts huge glass windows and tables and chairs are plentiful for lake viewing and relaxing as well as viewing the lake. The walls are covered with art paintings which boasts a variety of travel destinations in NY. Travel pamphlets as well as brochures are free for the taking. Out door seating as well as a modern safe playground are located in the front of the building. Parking is plentiful and the walking cement path is enormous with plenty of park benches to sit at by the lake. Pet friendly! The path is well lit for...

I wouldn't usually review a Welcome Center, but my wife and I had an Experience worth telling. We stopped here one day while visiting town for no other purpose then to get out of our town for a day. We saw the view and building and had to stop oit of curiosity. Upon walking in we were awestruck. The center is Amazing and has not only a cafe but a delightful gift shop with very welcoming ladies who worked there. Once entering the main area we were agian Amazed at the history and small Museum of artifacts that were on display. The very nice man who seemed like he was there for the only reason of to be welcoming and ask what you folks were around for today was Inviting and warm to talk to. Needless to say after rambling for all to long on this review, Go!! If your in the area. You wont be...