General Information
2013 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium
About NERR
The Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium, held at the beautiful Otesaga Resort, fosters quality information exchange between recreation and travel resource managers and researchers throughout North America. The forum provides opportunities for managers from different agencies, states, and governmental levels to discuss current issues and problems in the field. Students and those interested in continuing education in recreation and travel resource management are welcome.
Hotel Accommodations
The Otesaga, 60 Lake St., Cooperstown, NY 13326
(800) 348-6222 or (607) 544-2502
The Otesaga is a historic hotel and resort found on the shores of Lake Otesaga. A general mix of all accommodation types have been reserved. Specific room type requests are subject to availability.
| Room costs:* | ||||
| Type of room and rate per night | Single rate | Double rate | Triple rate | Quad rate |
| Hotel Room | $125/day | $125/day | $145/day | $165/day |
| * A 8% state sales tax and a 4% Otsego County Occupancy Tax will be added to the above rates. | ||||
Making a Reservation
Make your hotel reservation in one of two ways: visit The Otesaga website and make an online reservation (rate shown includes all taxes) using the reservation code 34B6H1, or complete the Hotel Reservation Form and follow the instructions at the bottom of the form to submit. A one-night deposit per room is charged to secure the reservation. Please take note of their cancellation/change policy. Reservations for the rates noted above are guaranteed through Friday, February 15, 2013.
Please note: As of Monday, April 1, you must either call or submit the Hotel Reservation Form to make a reservation. (The online system will no longer be available after March 31.)
About Cooperstown
Cooperstown is a beautiful and historic village located in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains and on Otesaga Lake. The village is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, as well as other historic sites, microbreweries, and fine dining.
For further information about NERR or this website, contact Diane Kuehn, Associate Professor, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, at dmkuehn@esf.edu.
