Lakeside Entertainment 2 Seneca Falls

Presentation of the Lakeside Entertainment 2 Seneca Falls

LakeSide Enterprises, the Cayuga Nation's business arm, celebrated the grand opening of its second Lakeside Entertainment 2 location in Seneca Falls, New York.

The former Lakeside Trading Gas Station on Route 89, which was demolished in February 2020, has been converted into a gaming facility called "Lakeside Entertainment."

The Cayuga Nation is a member of the Haudenosaunee, an alliance of American Native Nations living in New York.
The new venue is located in New York's Northern District, at the intersection of Route 89 and Garden Street Extension.

LakeSide Entertainment operates under a Class II license, which allows it to offer bingo and video gaming machines slot machines under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.

There is self-parking available. There is currently no fancy restaurant, but a snack bar serves a variety of snacks and drinks.
It is also close to several recreational areas in town.

Excellent place to unwind.

The staff is courteous and friendly, and they are aware if you require assistance.

Nearby casinos: Waterloo Del Lago Resort & Casino (5mi.), Farmington Finger Lakes Casino & Racetrack (30mi.), Bridgeport Point Place Casino (43mi.), Chittenango Yellow Brick Road Casino (44mi.), Lake House Casino Sylvan Beach (55mi.)

The City

Seneca Falls became a village on April 22, 1831, when it was incorporated.
Seneca Falls provides residents with a sparse suburban feel, and the majority of residents own their homes.
Visit the Women's Rights National Historical Park to gain a better understanding of Seneca Falls' historical significance.
The drive from New York to Seneca Falls takes about 5 hours and 7 minutes. Seneca Falls, with its museums, vineyards, and lakes, is a living tribute to the three Ws: women, wine, and water. The distance between New York and Seneca Falls is 269 miles.
The meeting sparked the women's suffrage movement, which gave women the right to vote more than seven decades later. Seneca Falls is the 270th most populous city in the state of New York, with a population of 8,925 people.
The Town of Seneca Falls' business district is approximately 6 miles east of the county seat, Waterloo, New York.
This small town is rich in history and is the site of the first women's rights convention in the United States, which was held in July 1848. Seneca Falls is a charming historic town best known for the Seneca Falls Convention, which played an important role in the history of women's rights.
The town voted on March 16, 2010, to dissolve the village by December 31, 2011, and the Town of Seneca Falls b…

Seneca Falls became a village on April 22, 1831, when it was incorporated.
Seneca Falls provides residents with a sparse suburban feel, and the majority of residents own their homes.
Visit the Women's Rights National Historical Park to gain a better understanding of Seneca Falls' historical significance.
The drive from New York to Seneca Falls takes about 5 hours and 7 minutes. Seneca Falls, with its museums, vineyards, and lakes, is a living tribute to the three Ws: women, wine, and water. The distance between New York and Seneca Falls is 269 miles.
The meeting sparked the women's suffrage movement, which gave women the right to vote more than seven decades later. Seneca Falls is the 270th most populous city in the state of New York, with a population of 8,925 people.
The Town of Seneca Falls' business district is approximately 6 miles east of the county seat, Waterloo, New York.
This small town is rich in history and is the site of the first women's rights convention in the United States, which was held in July 1848. Seneca Falls is a charming historic town best known for the Seneca Falls Convention, which played an important role in the history of women's rights.
The town voted on March 16, 2010, to dissolve the village by December 31, 2011, and the Town of Seneca Falls became the primary governing body. Continue your exploration of civil rights at the National Women's Hall of Fame, and then find the location of the 1848 convention.
Seneca Falls is located in western New York State's Finger Lakes region, near the cities of Geneva and Auburn and just west of Cayuga Lake. The free museum contains information about the 19th-century convention and how it advanced women's equality, eventually leading to the right to vote for women. Tour a museum dedicated to the film It's a Wonderful Life.