This park is right around the corner from my in-laws and wow! This is a great little park! We came…read moreover to walk around the walking trail and let the kids play on the playground. This park also includes: soccer fields, baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, field hockey, pavilions, etc. There are also restrooms and a drinking fountain. Plenty of parking.

Non-stop soccer and softball leagues, tennis courts also available. Parking can be a total hassle…read moreon league nights.

Austin park in Batavia NYs dog friendly facilities consist of a massive semi modern playground ,…read moreseasonal restroom facilities , picnic pavilion and a splash park for the kiddos all set in a convenient business block on one side with banking and for eats Wendy's and Tim Hortons resturant - And a tree coverd park and housing on the other. It even has a baseball diamond. Trash can equiped Several benches arround play areas some in shade, others not so much. As to safety this park is nessled right behind a massive police station so it's better situated than most, still fights and schenanigins do rarely happen. It can get VERY rambunctious with play during hot summer days and plays host to many festavils and free community BBQ events yearly that are well worth checking out.

This park feels like a cute, tucked-away secret. We used the shelter for a baby shower and it was…read moreperfect. There is a kitchen area available which was helpful in staging the food and drink before the event. There are three garage doors which you can leave open on a beautiful day (we did) or close it if the weather isn't great. There is a nice playground for the kids to run around and play on. There is also plenty of parking available.

This is a cute little park in a small town. I am from a much larger city and needed a place to…read morespend time with my toddler so that he could burn energy. This location was fine, but it has been eclipsed by better places. It had swings, a slide, a climbing wall, about a half-dozen spring-mounted animals to rock back and forth on, and a larger grassy area to play. Nearby tennis courts and basketball courts (which showed a bit of neglect) were available for older kids to use. Parking was ample. I could see little kids having fun here playing with friends, but on their own there just isn't much to do.

This is a nice location for Batavian's to relax with the kids for a picnic , creek fishing in the…read morenorth bank of the Tonawanda Creek or play tennis, walk dogs or schedule a party in the picnic table equipped pavilion (see the webpage for details) The park is handicapped equipped playground wise (swing) There is park provided charcoal grills The playground is well maintained Porto-potty seasonally on sight Depending on water levels there is a nice boat launch if you enjoy kayaking) This location is conveniently located close to Daves ice cream shop which is a HUGE benefit on hot days. Not usually a winter facility (flooding)

Small little park in the center of Oakfield. It aptly gets it's name from the triangular plot of…read moreland it sits on between 3 streets in the village center. Overall it is small and basic. It includes a gazebo, a couple of benches, a small memorial and really that is it, it is not a large piece of land in any respect, not much room for games or sports in this park, but don't worry there is a park very nearby with plenty of space if you are looking for those things. What really sets this park apart though, and makes it worthy of note is the wonderful events that the village of Oakfield puts on at this site. In September it is the main location of the Labor Daze festival that includes a race, craft vendors, food, games, entertainment, fireworks and much more over Labor Day weekend, definitely a fun festival to check out, it is worth the drive! Possbily even more special in December it is home to about 50-60 Christmas trees, which get decorated by local businesses and residents of the town in memory or in honor of special people. It is a beautiful site to behold, especially at night when all of the trees are lit up. It is also really neat to walk around and look at the details, trees with baseball ornaments in memory of someone who loved baseball, and a tree hung with cookie cutters for a local baker. They also have a special Christmas festival complete with a visit from Santa, wreaths given out that collect ornaments from different local establishments, crafts and fun for the whole famliy. For such a small park that could be looked over as insignificant, this small town park has a lot of special things that make it a worthwhile trip! Keep in mind those special times of the year and check it out yourself!

I was so surprised to see that Williams Park wasn't on Yelp yet! We discovered it this past summer,…read morewhen we were looking for a fun outdoor meet up spot between Buffalo and Rochester. I really loved it! There was a big covered shelter area with a lot of picnic tables underneath it, a cute playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, a place to play ball. Lots of beautiful grassy areas, and for the kids, a giant hill to roll down. We walked around the little paths, played with puppies, and got to visit with family. Will definitely be going back in the future!

All 5 stars are for the amazing views afforded by "The Jump-off"…read more This is a great place to stop to take in some views if you're driving through the area!

My daughter's high school graduation party was ruined because of the staff at the Ontario County…read morePark at Gannett Hill! I rented an enclosed pavilion for her graduation party in October of last year. The party was planned for Sunday, June 28th. We called Ontario County Park the week before the party several times and left several messages to see if we could decorate Saturday night and then her party was Sunday. No one returned our calls. My 17 year old daughter started decorating Sunday morning at 8:30 am. At 10 am a group of woman from Buffalo showed up at our pavilion and said they also rented the pavilion for Sunday. Our only communication with this establishment was their scheduling calendar. My daughter checked this calendar daily worried that her perfect day may be ruined. Up until Friday morning before the party, the calendar said we were renting the correct pavilion on Sunday. After the woman told my daughter that we were double booked, my daughter checked the calendar and it now said we were renting the pavilion Saturday and these woman were renting it Sunday. Someone messed up and moved us on the calendar at some point Friday or Saturday. The grounds guy and his "boss" told us that we needed to leave or they were going to call the police and have us arrested for trespassing. They told my 17 year old her mom was going to be arrested. My daughter asked the staff why no one had returned our calls all week and the "boss" told my 17 year old daughter " she should have walked her happy little a$$ around the park to find him". This is unacceptable! The police showed up and we were packed up and leaving. Now we then had 2 hours to rent tables and chairs and contact people that the party was moved. We were only able to reach about 50 people out of 100 who were invited. I am a Naples tax payer and I think if they messed up and double booked us I should have had dibs over the park in Naples instead of a group of woman from Buffalo! I spoke to a gentleman who overseas the staff and he apologized and was going to call me back. He has not called me back in almost 2 weeks. My daughter and I have not been refunded our $175 we spent on the pavilion and cabin for the weekend. Do not plan your special events at this park. It is heartbreaking to see your child's day ruined when there were plenty of things they could have done differently!