Our home is your typical suburb home. We are located on the corner of a State road and our street housing complex. We have a 60' long gravel pad that is at an angle in our side yard. There is room to extend your slides and to set up lawn chairs and a barbeque. Behind the gravel pad is a large fenced-in yard with a concrete patio. Whether we are home during your visit or not you are invited (requested) to use this space to allow your dogs to run as well as free use of the patio including the patio furniture. We'd rather you use this space for grilling, relaxing, and your dogs instead of using the side yard. If you do use the side yard, we'd prefer you use the area between the gravel pad and the back yard fence. We have a 20A circuit available for you to plug into as well as a water connection. The water is very good and doesn't require a filter. Try not to overload the 20A circuit as the breaker is in the home. If we are not home when you are visiting, you won't be able to reset it, though I will try to provide contact information to someone who will have access to the home in order to reset it. Suggested Local Attractions:Depending on the time of the year: This is Apple Country and there are a couple great farm markets to get incredible pies, baked goods, and apple cider. We are less than 90 minutes from Niagara Falls if you are interested in a day trip there. The Finger Lakes with it's incredible wineries, craft fairs, restaurants, golf courses, etc. are also just an hour or so away. Rochester is rich in cultural and technological history. The George Eastman House (think Kodak) is a museum dedicated to the history of photography. There are a number of museums such as the Rochester Museum and Science Center (http://www.rmsc.org) including the Strasenburg Planetarium (http://www.rmsc.org/StrasenburghPlanetarium); Strong Children's Museum (http://www.museumofplay.org/) which is incredible; and more. A large mall, Lowes, Home Depot, restaurants, and much more are 15 minutes away.