This is where the annual Baseball Hall of Famers' Ceremony is conducted. It's a large gathering of various hordes of team fans depending on who is being inducted and their popularity. Always fun to watch the parade the Saturday morning prior to the event. Most of the Inducted Hall of Famers participate if their able. My favorite is the speeches of acceptance, always heartfelt. It should be experienced by sports fans baseball or otherwise.

My rating is for the Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Reserved seating with designated port-a-potties will require a ticket. Cold water is freely distributed here.. If you leave the area, you are instructed to take your ticket with you to re-enter the reserved seats. General admission areas are free with another set of port-a-potties. The grounds are expertly set up for this major event. Concessions are a fundraiser for the high school senior class trip.

I have been a long time customer of CSC, as I am a teenage athlete from a few towns over. This morning, I had a terrible encounter with a woman working at the front desk. After bringing up some pricing that an employee told me about a few weeks ago, I was rudely looked at and corrected. The conversation proceeded as though I was being looked down upon and not talked to as an adult. I then wanted to proceed to use the "gym" or as I was so unkindly corrected by this woman as the "fitness center". It seems like if you are not a rich local of Cooperstown who is above the age of 40, you will be treated as an incompetent child. I will be taking my business elsewhere!!

My child was told he could not swim in the 12 foot pool on a field trip because he was making the female lifeguard “nervous”. He’s been swimming just fine in a pool for the last 8 years. Unacceptable and rude lifeguard. She verbally reprimanded him for his “inability” to swim.

Clark’s is a great place to bring the kids. A lot of camps and activities to join. Should replace there indoor squash and racquetball with tennis courts and pickleball though.

Wow! I've never been here before! Rock climbing wall, bowling, swimming, exercise equipment, hand ball, squash. What an amazing place

Great spot for the HOF induction. Ample parking and bathrooms.

I just moved to this area. I am used to physical therapists who actually want to help you and who care if you are progressing. That is NOT the experience I had here. If you are disabled and need help to get into the facility they are “not allowed” to help you. The receptionist is extremely rude and refuses to cover her nose with her mask. All in all, for me, it was not a good experience. I will be looking for physical therapy elsewhere.

Extremely rude staff at the swimming pool. They harass you when you are in the change room by knocking loud on the door saying "get out" , "the pool is closed'. The pool closes at 12 on Sundays and they expect you to be in the parking lot at 12???!! Also several of the lifeguards (on Saturday shift) are extremely rude. They allow children to toss a foot ball around the pool. It hit me and my daughter several times and it's a huge safety hazard. New York Department of Health should really audit these guys and get them some training sessions on public safety and better attitude towards their clients!