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Esperance, NY 12066
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Local Government
- Esperance Village Clerk
- 136 Main St
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-9044
- Central Bridge -- A hamlet at the south town line on NY-30A.
- Dwelly Corners -- A hamlet north of Sloansville on County Road 35.
- Esperance -- The Village of Esperance is at the east town line on US-20 by the Schoharie Creek.
- Sloansville -- A hamlet west of Esperance village on US-20 at NY-30A. It was settled around the year 1756.
- Rockwell Corners -- A location at the north town line on County Road 44.
- Schoharie Junction -- A hamlet in the south part of the town on County Road 70.
- Burtonsville -- A location in the northeast part of the town flanking the Schoharie Creek.
Historic Places
Town of Esperance - Museums & Public Sites
The town was first settled around 1739. Esperance village was incorporated in 1819 and rechartered in 1835, before the Town of Esperance was established. The town was formed in 1846 from the Town of Schoharie.
History of the Village of Esperance
Points of Interest
- Charleston Industrial Park
- 105 Charleston Industrial Ln
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-868-9355
- The Landis Arboretum
- PO Box 186
174 Lape Road
Esperance, NY 12066
518 875 6935
The Landis Arboretum is a public garden overlooking historic Schoharie Valley near Esperance, New York. The Arboretum's 548-acre site stretches easily into both Schoharie and Montgomery Counties. Forty acres are developed with plantings of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials from around the world. The remainder of the property consists of natural areas, woodlands, wetlands, more than 8 miles of trails, and open fields reminiscent of the former Oak Nose Farm, homestead of founder Fred Lape. Among the Arboretum's horticultural features are its collections of notable trees, flowering ornamental trees and shrubs, tough trees for tough sites, conifers, and oaks. Two old growth forests and additional natural areas representing various stages of succession await visitors
Restaurants
- Old Village Ice Cream Parlor
- 2 Main St.
Esperance, NY 23066
518-875-6897
Lodging
Businesses
- Apex Enterprise- Tupperware Franchise
- terrep6@aol.com
- 334 State Highway 30
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-868-9947
- Dragon's Lair Used Book Shop
- Main St.
- Esperance, NY 12066
- Due Process Stable
- 7551 St Hwy 30
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-6244
- Description:: Quality Miniature Horses/Shetland Ponies
- Eastman's Cheese House
- 47 Main St.
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-6363
- Esperance Gusse's Antique Gallery
- 19 Main St
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-6080
- Hope Wildlife Gallery
- Main St.
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-6995
- Post Time Photography & Racing Memorabilia
- 43 Main St.
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-875-9225
- Pick a Pumpkin Pumpkin Patch
- 2716 Creek Road
- Esperance, NY 12066
- 518-868-4893
- Oak Hill Farms X-Country Ski Center
- 1206 Oak Hill Rd
Esperance NY 12066
(518)-875-6700
Oak Hill Farms offers 30km of groomed, track-set trails on 500 acres of land in western Schenectady County. Trails wind through woods, orchards, and open fields, giving the skier a variety of terrain and beautiful panoramic views. Trails are rated from beginner to expert. Oak Hill Farms has a warming lodge with a fireplace, and a snack bar featuring soup, chili, hot dogs and a variety of hot and cold beverages. Rentals are available in a wide range of sizes. Lessons are given on Saturdays and Sundays at 11 am and 1:30 pm by appointment. Lodging can easily be found nearby.
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