Big open area that doesn't seem to be overly crowded. Have come a few times. Owners are monitoring…read moretheir dogs.

Great space for dogs and their human companions. Easy access and parking. Benches and gazebo…read moreseating available.

Great place to bring your dogs lots of space, fenced in yard, lights that turn on by motion, poop…read more scoops on site and a waste station to place the dog waste. Water bowls and toys are available for dogs to play with. Nice atmosphere with great people. Park is kept clean and has a fire pit and a shed to shield from winter storms. Chairs to sit in as well.

What a beautiful waterfall and trail. I don't think many folks know about it (may actually be a…read moregood thing so it doesn't get overly attracted; but maybe bad for business's around? - unsure). There was free parking across the park, and there was a lot of rich history around this park. Hope to come back when there is possibly a high water wave. Highly recommend.

A classic stop if you live nearby or are driving through! I've been before but it was a whole new…read moreexperience today brining my kids for the 1st time. They were absolutely impressed and got a little exercise with all those stairs! A must see!

This arboretum is free to enter. It has several walking trails with distinct trees in each section…read more The East Meadow takes you through pine alley and was sunny and grassy. The Hemlock Trail was dense with trees and most of the trail was covered in roots. It led to the Hidden Marsh, which had a nice little boardwalk to walk out into the bright, vast marsh. We also checked out Woodlands Walk, which was a short set of loops, with fun little signs that told a cute children's story along the way. There were a few signs on the trails, but there wasn't quite as much information about the trees and plants as I would have expected. Still, it was great for a stroll and some sections felt like easy hiking, so it's a very pleasant place to wander for a few hours.

Mhew! This place is ok if you want to kill time and take a stroll in the woods. While I do…read moreunderstand the term "arboretum" means various trees and plants, I hoped to see some flowers in the mix. I've been to other arboretums in NYS and they have flowers that add to the appeal of visiting these places. I stopped in to kill time since I was early for checking into my camp site nearby. This arboretum had a few miles of trails with various facts about the trees and plants they care for. If you visit be sure to donate to help the staff maintain the property. While it didn't blow me away I do understand and appreciate the hard work that goes into maintaining places like this.

Large park with paved trails, a pond with multiple fountains, tons of benches, two parks for kids,…read moremany pavilions and bathrooms available. A bunch of flat fields people meet at for events and flag football etc. Not tons of shade but enough to keep it enjoyable. Bring water and you will be sure to enjoy!!! :) There has been some concern with suspicious people lurking by parks that's worth mentioning. One lady said she was with the paper and was taking pictures of kids and evaded once questioned. Another man was recently banned for lurking and aggression at the park.

This is a wonderful place for walking, taking children to the wonderful playground and sitting by…read morethe pond. Additionally, there are too many activities and free music concerts to list.

5/20/26: We met up with some friends at Dutchman's Landing Park. Very nice clean area. Saw some…read morepeople out fishing and kayaking. The views of the bridge, water and mountains are beautiful. Best of all, you could see the beautiful estate of painter Fredrick Church in the background. It was a nice reminder, since we had just toured the estate in the morning.

I needed to take the kids somewhere to let them burn off some steam during an away soccer game for…read morethe oldest. It was a good enough playground with the calm background of the Hudson behind. A great spot for a picnic, or running around on the large lawn. They wanted to go to the water, which was always going to be a bad idea, and we managed to find ourselves on a muddy beach full of broken glass. So don't do that.

As it turns out, I incorrectly named this park. After pooch romping around said dog park, we…read morefound big as life that this park is Ye Old Albany Dog Park. Its located at Wallenburg Park (human side) and abuts the entrance to 787 from Pearl Street. it does not have any water on site, bring some for you and your pooch. It's still a new park and is still clean. So far owners have been very conscientious. They do have poo recepticles but I don't remember if there were bags there. During the day I can't imagine where you can park, but a Saturday or Sunday morning you can find street parking.

Not super big, metered parking M-F 8-5. Plenty of trees for shades, no water station as another…read morereviewer said. Poop bag stations and plenty of benches plus rocks for your dog to climb onto. High quality sturdy fence and downtown setting!