This is a beautiful little spot. It is usually not too crowded, although I am here earlier in the…read moreday. It's beautiful and the water is calming to look at. Great spot to walk around and enjoy some fresh air.

This is a really nice park tucked away behind some manufacturers. There is a large pond and sports…read morefields right when you pull in. There are lots of walking paths and plenty of parking.

I absolutely love to come to this playground with my daughter. We have been coming since she was a…read morebaby. Now that she's two, they have a vast amount of things for smaller toddlers to take part in. There are pretend shops set up, a toddler playground separate from the big kid playground and plenty of swings. It's always clean and the people who use it are very friendly. I highly encourage you to come visit.

We visit here for the playground. It's a modern playground with modern swings and other items that…read moreI didn't have on my lead infested playgrounds of yesteryear. My son really enjoys checking out the replica storefronts as this playground boasts a tiny main street of popular establishments in the village. We visited on a summer weekday and there were about 4 families at 9:30am. I have heard that it can sometimes get crowded, but it's no surprise because of how nice it is. There are also bathroom facilities on site as well that can be accessed from the outside. I believe there is a family restroom as well.

This is a BIG park. There's four waterfalls, but I only found one. Not a lot of water the day I…read morewent, anyway. There's ruins to explore, several different playgrounds, and lots of shelters to rent. I even found a small stage. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

This park is beautiful. It's in South Wales, near East Aurora. I was here two days ago for a race…read more It's got many winding tough trails and many not-so-tough areas, where you can walk or run with ease. I agree with the Yelper who said it's less busy than Chestnut Ridge. That's a big high point for me. I'll definitely be back.

Tim Russert. A favorite "Son of Buffalo"; Avid fan of "The Buffalo Bills"; Tenacious Journalist;…read moreDevout Catholic. Just a few things he is known for. Russert was born in South Buffalo. He went to Canisius. He went to Woodstock, case of beer in hand. He had a law degree (with honors). He was on the Board of Directors for the Baseball Hall of Fame. He was named to one of Time Magazines "100 most influential people" list one year. At the time of his unexpected death (at 58) he was the longest moderator of "Meet the Press, NBCs Sunday morning show. He often closed the show by saying "Go Bills". His son is also a Bills fan. While he was alive, Russert worked with the South Buffalo Alive organization to create a children's space, conveniently next to a public library. This space is a place for children to paly, and adults to come and sit quietly on the benches. There are some gardens and nice wildflowers as well. It's a smaller space, right on the street, but there is parking and its well maintained. This is all in the neighborhood Russert was born and raised in. If you are in the area for the Botanical Garden, the Basilica, or perhaps Valle of Mexico, come by here, its close, and check it out.

I love local parks!…read more Brought my one year old here and felt she was a little too small for the playgrounds and slides but the sand box with all the trucks in it, was right up her alley. There looks like a small wading pool open in the summertime, and also love that this is right in a cute little neighborhood. No parking but folks didn't seem to mind/have trouble parking. There are swings, a small and large basketball court, some benches, picnic tables and a gazebo from what I saw. Plenty of green space to set up a picnic!

Cute little neighborhood park/ playground. It's really for smaller kids. The wading pool wasn't…read moreopened yet, maybe Memorial Day? Didnt open last year at all. Thought it was nice that the sand box has toys that stay there. No need to drag dirty sandy toys home! It's not a large park but plenty big enough for the little kids you could see running around. There's also a big gazebo with tables and benches. There's also picnic tables and benches scattered through the park. Only thing missing here is bathrooms, unless you want to count the portapotty. 2021-75

We come to Clearfield from another town to participate in the AYB basketball program. The center…read moreis great, the gyms are huge (even the "small gym"), the facilities clean, and the bathrooms have always been kept clean and sanitary every time we've visited. I appreciate the updated water fountain in the hallway that makes it easy to refill sports bottles!

My son's soccer organization switched to this outdoor field this spring and I LOVE IT!…read more The last place we were at which was STRICTLY soccer fields was awful. We had to park so far away from the fields we played on, the grass would have clumps left over from mowing, and worst of all goose poop EVERYWHERE! I would look like an idiot wearing black rain boots because I didn't want goose crap all over my shoes! These fields here at Clearfield are very well maintained. There is absolutely no goose poop or clumps of grass. Parking is a bit closer. There are a few well maintained tennis courts as well, a pool, and also a kids area with little water slides and such. I'm not sure what the policy is for using these, and I tried to find out on their website and got nowhere, but I do know it is open to all residents.

While up from Houston, we decided to take our kids to see our childhood homes. When I saw that this…read moreWOODEN PLAYGROUND from my childhood was still here, we HAD TO stop! This thing has been around for I'd say 25-30 years (???) Our kids LOVED this playground! Some of the comments was "This is the best playground everrrr." Or "This is the biggest playground over ever seen!" They had so much fun playing hide and seek in all the nooks and crannies that these wooden playground always had! Definitely recommend! There are also baseball, football, soccer fields as well as tennis courts and basketball courts here. We saw a a covered pavilion with a couple picnic tables and a port-o-potty.