This is a wonderful park to bring some take out from Voss' or some other food for a nice picnic. It…read moreis always clean and well groomed. On many occasions you can watch the process of a boat going through the working canal locks, which is pretty neat. There are picnic tables, a shelter, restrooms, and if the locks arent in use, access to the canal trail on the other side. Plenty of parking. Just an all around nice place to spend a little while. It isn't very big so if you are looking to get some exercise you are best heading to the canal trail. This place is also dog friendly, as long as you pick up after them, and my dogs quite enjoy sniffing around.

The area is so very,very nice.Plent of room, clean and mix of sun and shade.I didn't find alot of…read moremosquitoes, but I was there early in the day, no rain.

I love this amazing outdoor space hidden right next to my hometown at a local college. It is truly…read morebeautiful, relaxing, and has so many special details. This is a great spot to bring the dogs, or even just to read or book. While we were there we saw people taking Senior portraits. I have never been here in winter, but I imagine it is also beautiful then. Some of the trails may be challenging for certain groups (steep incline etc) but are easy for most. It is well maintained and the visitors seem to be respectful. Pictures and description do not do this justice so just come and visit, take some time in nature.

Hands down my favorite park new Hartford. They have so many grills and spaces to host events. They…read morehave an amazing free dog park that has plenty of activities to keep your dog stimulated. I love how green and clean this park is!

Most unfriendly dog park I've ever visited. Twice when I tried to enter the small dog enclosure…read morewith my 17-pound dog I was told by some Husky owners not to come in or their dogs would "go after" my dog. (1. If your dog isn't socialized it shouldn't be at the dog park, and, 2. Why are 45-lb dogs in the small dog enclosure?) Other times I've gone and other owners are very clannish and unfriendly to me. Not worth the annual fee.

The park is very nice and the pool is clean. Went there for a family party they rent out pavilions.read more

Spotted this area as I was driving on my way home. I stopped…read morebriefly to take the view and a couple of photos. The staff was very nice to allow me to enter for a few minutes. They have entrance fees. It looks like a nice place to spend the day. Several families were there already. By the entrance they sell water and sodas. I'll have to explore it in more detail in the future.

The water is shallow close to the beach and there aren't any drop-offs, so that you can walk in as…read morefar as you want. Pebble beach, so swimming shoes or an old pair of sneakers are recommended. Refreshingly cool water - never too warm on a hot day. Picnic tables, swimming, lots of space. Ideal for families and water-lovers. Operated by the Town of Richfield Springs. Dyn's Cider Mill is just down the road.

You have a beautiful park and our family has enjoyed every visit , but today we made the mistake of…read morepurchasing food. First of all it was the most disgusting food I have ever had the misfortune of trying to eat , which went from 1 bite to trash!!!! Secondly you should be ashamed charging amount money for this garbage, "shame on you " who is she selling her house? Hope you take this as chance to do better

We had a bus trip to visit in the morning during the week so it was not that busy. This was my…read morefirst time here but I'd heard good things about it. We walked through the gift shop to board a little train ride. The train ride was kinda lame in that you just went in a circle around a pond and didn't see anything other than some llamas. We were then free to roam around the grounds. I especially liked feeding the giraffes the carrots! I felt like the bigger animals should have had bigger spaces to roam around (it seemed cramped and big cats were pacing back and forth in an agitated mood). The bear cubs were very playful and cute rolling around with each other. It was fun to experience this but I think the Syracuse zoo is better with more space for the animals and more variety.

Have lived off of a portion of the Griffiss International Sculpture Garden for three years and…read morelove the feel it gives the area. Love walking along the trails with my four legged baby and truly feel blessed that I am able to enjoy the quiet and beauty of the gardens. It truly gives the area a unique feel combining art and nature. The garden runs about a 3 mile stretch and features over 20 large scaled modern sculptures and interactive displays dispersed throughout the walking trails. Additionally, there is a frisbee golf park which makes this a fun area for families to get out and enjoy. There is also a Vietnam Veterans Memorial section as well. Highly recommend a visit to the gardens if you find yourself in the Rome area.

I don't know what the previous reviewer's beef with artist Peter Lundberg is, since they provide…read morezero context. (If you scroll through their prior reviews you can see that they have taken it upon themselves to leave a bad review for any and every sculpture park, river walk, or development that hosts a Lundberg sculpture. Why? Unclear.) Don't let that bad review fool you! This sculpture garden/nature trail is a true gem. Located in Rome, NY on the former Griffiss AFB, this park/trail is well worth your time. There are 28 wonderful sculptures, most of which are approachable from the trail. Signage tells you about the provenance, artist, and materials. There are five linear miles of paved trail, perfect for bikes, jogging, strollers, wheelchairs, skateboards, etc. It is also well set back from the road so don't be deterred if you have kids, there is plenty of open space for them to run around! This is an amazing all season experience, perfect for walking, snowshoeing, xc skiing, and anything in between. There are portapotties available if needed. Trees make a lovely allee along the trail. Stay tuned for a disc golf course that will be installed this summer... in short, don't sleep on this trail!

I don't usually write reviews, but my experience here was so wonderful I just had to get the word…read moreout. My daughter and I were up for Admit Day at Colgate, and we stayed at this beautiful Bed and Breakfast just outside of town. Our room (the Ryan room) was immaculate and had a beautiful view of the property. We felt completely at home as logged into wifi and were able to watch TV in the living room. We slept well and Kevin (the owner) put out a great spread for continental breakfast in the morning. Kevin could not have been kinder or more generous. We would definitely stay there again if we visit Colgate in the future.

A wonderful place with wonderful people!…read more My parents had stayed here four years ago for parents weekend and had loved the place so much that they booked it right then and there for graduation weekend three and a half years later. Kevin and Leslie were wonderful hosts and catered to our every need be it food, cleaning, or making a warm fire. The property was spacious and beautiful with a large pond well stocked with fish and a hammock to rest on outside in the beautiful upstate air. The cabin itself was spacious and had all amenities you could imagine with a new grill, washing machines, and a great kitchen. Although we only stayed five days, I would recommend this a million times over and hope to come back again when I return to upstate New York and relive my collegiate past!