Whether you are looking for full service hotels, quaint bed & breakfast, historic inn or campground, Cayuga County's communities including Auburn, Skaneateles, and Aurora have something to suit your taste and lifestyle. If your ideal vacation includes sleeping under a cozy down comforter or waking up under the stars, you can find it here.
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Cayuga County's central location in the Finger Lakes Region and proximity to Syracuse, Rochester and Ithaca make us a popular meeting location. Our conference facilities can accommodate groups up to 600 people for meetings, banquets and trade shows.
Many of our hotels, inns and bed & breakfasts offer special getaway packages. Group tour packages are also available.
Cayuga County offers so many options for a Finger Lakes Getaway; you'll want to come back again and again.
Come to Cayuga County and experience our lake effect
phenomenon
with a "Lake Effect" Fishing Vacation package.
Romance that special someone with a "Romantic Escape for Two" package. Explore our wine country with the " That's a Mighty Fine Wine Tour" package. Get away with just the girls for a "Slumber Party." Whether it's your sweetheart, a group of friends, or the whole family, the perfect vacation is waiting for you in Cayuga County.
To learn more about our fabulous getaway packages, click here.
Cayuga County Office of Tourism | 131 Genesee Street | Auburn, NY 13021-3617
Phone: 800-499-9615 or 315-255-1658 email:info@tourcayuga.com
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