Love this place!! My…read moredog has a place in the city where she can walk around and explore off-leash. She is not very playful, and pretty shy/introverted, but the other dogs are usually friendly and we don't really have any issues. I'm kind of annoyed that they're doing construction at Lasalle park now. The barkyard wasn't perfect, it was essentially just a fenced in patch of grass with some benches, a water fountain and a few trees, but that's really all you need. I'm not sure how long it'll be closed for construction, but i hope it turns out well!! They currently have a temporary dog park nearby, but it kinda sucks. Anyways, the barkyard is (was) usually calm, quiet and clean. Grass was moderately maintained and people picked up their dog poop for the most part. I also love that its in the city, where there arent a lot of places for my dog to run around elsewhere. Yeah, 5 stars! Hopefully it opens up again soon!

There is not currently any access to the Barkyard as half the park is closed for renovations…read more When last I was there I experienced the issue mentioned by others that some owners were not cleaning up after their dogs. Overall it was serviceable, a rectangle of fenced in area with shade and a water source where dogs could safely play. Got a nice breeze off the lake as well.

My girl absolutely LOVES the paw park. The park is so well maintained and they offer poop bags and…read moregarbage cans to ensure cleanliness of the park. She loves the small dog park and being able to see the big dogs. Absolutely love this park!

Doggie good time! Our little girl Poppy enjoyed herself immensely today, running and playing with…read moreother little dogs, at this dog park. Since I don't have a fenced yard, I thought this might be a good exercise outlet. We usually just go for leashed walks down our street. This turned out to be a wonderful social time, as well. A little muddy due to the recent rains. Should be better as the hot summer approaches. Benches to sit, bags to pick up waste, and separate yards for big vs smaller size dogs. Seems most patrons are mindful and look after their dogs and pick up waste. It was quite clean. I think we will bring Poppy here more often!

Everyone is nice and a the dogs are friendly. My dog loves going here. Beautiful scenery and…read morerelaxing atmosphere.

Nice park with 2 sides One side for large dogs and other…read morefor small dogs under 30#. Parking is along side before the toll booth. They have a couple obstacle on each side : a black tube and a yellow ramp with platform. There is running water and a trash can too.

This park is wonderful for bird watching & has both wide smooth stone paths and wooded hiking…read morepaths. It's well maintained and if you're up for a hike you can walk along the path upstream and emerge at Glenn Park - short walk on paved trails along the falls to Main Street in williamsville- then you can eat at a delicious meal at a place like the Glenn Park Tavern (my next review) :)

Recently went here after reading some other reviews. A quite expansive park and while it does have…read moresome nice expansive areas with nothing but some young Trees growing, the trails do leave some wanting more. There's a wooden bridge over a small creek, but if there's something else to see or do, I'd like to know! Otherwise, if you need a spot to do a serious run or walk, this is the place to do it!!!

In recent years this park has become a beautiful place to bike, hike or just hang out. It has a…read moretrail circling the outside of the park with wildflowers, local plants, butterfly attracting plants, environmentally friendly plants all around. Along side the path there are workout/exercise areas. There's even an area dedicated to exercise like an outdoor gym with an exercise bike and other gym machines. There are a few playgrounds for the kids, picnic tables, baseball diamonds and shelters. People fly model airplanes which are so fun to watch and groups play crickets sometimes in the large open areas. There are tennis/pickleball courts and basketball nets too. Plenty of easy parking. Easy access off the 190 thruway. If you follow the trail northwest out of the park it continues through Niagara University...from there you can access the Shoreline trail to Niagara Falls (South) or Lewiston (North). Across the road from the park is the actual reservoir. In winter there's a sledding hill, ice skating and warming house to use. There's also access to the rim around the top of the reservoir with great views. The path up there is gravel but tightly packed and wide (a roadway for the Power Authority) so easy to bike. Located at the corner of Military Road and Route 31 (Saunders Settlement Road) in the Town of Niagara it is close to shopping areas on Military Rd. as well. The sidewalks have been redone and are smooth enough to ride easily to your shopping destination. For me this is a convenient park to ride through on my way to the stores or just to ride around for fun.

The NYS Parks Department, in Mid March held a Fitness walk here that was free and offered tips on…read moreparks history, and other details of park. Clean, well kept park in Niagara County with a lot of amenities. My favorite parts of this park are it's location, pickleball courts , and different fitness stations.

A great place to chill out. Fabulous views of the Erie Lake and surround islands and always a place…read morefor rock pigeons and gulls, tho depending on season, cormorants and more can be seen. Lots of parking and mostly clean

This trail could easily be a 5 star, if they only spent more attention to the maintenance of this…read moretrail. Don't get me wrong the bike/walk pathway is great. There is no unstable footing and the trail is very smooth. My issue is the caretaking of the grass and benches. To many areas of the trail is overgrown with weeds. So much so, that many of the benches are not even worth trying to sit at. Some of the benches need to be changed out, because they are so rusted out. But again the actual path is great, and well worth coming to enjoy it. I am not sure how far this trail stretches out mile wise, but we started at black rock and ended up at Tonawanda. During this stretch you pass boat docks, water pump houses, and a restaurant called River Grill. I will be coming back

The Ambiance and Area is very inviting for Dogs of all sizes.. Having a play area for your pet. And…read moreFood trucks are available for any persons in need of consumption

Came here for a meeting with my friend and her dog. My dog was not with me this time, but will love…read morethis place when I bring her next time. This place is HUGE! There are indoor spaces, outdoor spaces, and a bar. What more could you ask for? The staff here is really great. They are super friendly and seem to know a lot of the customers (and dogs) by name. So there must be a lot of regulars. The bar has a variety of options for beer and wine. They also have a lot of non-alcoholic options too. The TVs were all on with the Olympics which was great to have while watching the pups run around and play. I really enjoyed my time here and it's a great way to get your dogs to socialize in a nice, relaxed space with plenty to do whether your a dog or a human!

4/8/21. Another lovely day in WNY - quite hot, high of 84 degrees - record breaking temperature!…read more Another visit to a park ....Bassett Park in Williamsville! Small park with a couple of ponds, large grassy area, few paved walking trails, bathroom facilities. Bandstand / amphitheater - waiting for summer concert series to make it come alive! New parking lot - glad they finally paved a black top one. A muddy mess on a rainy day when you had to park your car on the grass - no more! A few benches to sit and enjoy the evening breeze and catch up with a dear, long time, friend tonight. We walked our dogs along the paved pathways. Several folks enjoying the warm evening outdoors sitting on folding chairs or blankets. Kids playing catch. Playground area on one side. A decent, clean, neighborhood park.

Bassett Park is a very small town park at the corner of Bassett and Klein Rd in Williamsville. The…read moremain feature of the park is a grandstand where a variety of different weekly concerts are held in the summer. The grandstand was expanded last year and at the same time the parking area was as well. The main occupants of the park seem to be ducks, geese, and what looks like a local school track team that can be seems frequently running around the park. A couple of years ago an art sculpture was placed in the park. I personally think it's placed too far back to be thoroughly enjoyed. To me it looks like kids 'pick up sticks', for those that remember them. It's suppose to be thought provoking and that's my thought. Come in the summer and check out the concerts!