This was my first time here and it's a mere 10 minutes from our new apartment. I loved walking the…read moreperimeter and look forward to returning with my doggo.

Very well-maintained park. It has bathroom facilities and two playgrounds. It feels safe and it…read moreis always loaded with people. Not crowded but always lots of action. There are soccer fields and other sports may also be played there. I saw a walking trail and lots of dogs. Ample parking. Closes at dusk. The views are very pretty and it feels good to just sit on a bench and relax there. One playground even has a little library where you can take and leave books. It is in Penfield right on Five Mile Line road. There is a sign identifying it. It is somewhat hidden from the street so look for the typical "park" sign.

First time in this trail that's tucked back on Empire Blvd. Took the White Trail which leads you to…read morea great view of the water. New ish to the area so I've really been enjoying finding new places to venture. Great if you have kids, as there's a playground and a free library as well. Look forward to going back.

Nice park with clearly marked trail down to the bay. About 4 miles total. There's hills and it can…read morebe a bit muddy at times. A great moderate hike mostly shaded

Went with my sister and nieces to check out this playground that is nestled in Ridge Park in the…read moreheart of Webster! What a CUTE spot! Many fun activities for the kiddos to take part in. Slides, spinny things, benches, swings, and much much more. The ground is that faux turfy/safe to fall on/bouncy rubber, and was super nice. It was busy on a beautiful weekday, so I can tell this is a hot spot for Webster fams. A great opportunity for kids to socialize in the COVID times - though I think the playground is technically made for kids 2 and up. I look forward to many more trips with my nieces and nephew, and love that this is part of a tucked away park. If you're familiar with the Challenger field, the playground is just beyond it. Happy playing and enjoy this gorgeous playgournd!

I've been to a handful of playgrounds in the Webster and Penfield areas and this one is my…read morefavorite. In addition to standard swings and slides, they have a modern seesaw, ground level spinner ride, egg spinners, and a boat that adults could sit in (making up my own names). The ground feels like a padded mat so easier on the hands and knees for falls. I feel comfortable with my 2 yo running around without major scrapes. There are bathrooms nearby and a covered shelter with picnic tables. That's the only area where there's some shade unfortunately. Parking lot next to the town hall. Fun place for kids and adults!

Webster park is one of 4 area parks that is regularly groomed for skate skiing and traditional…read moretrack nordic skiing. There are miles of trails and once the trails have been groomed, skied and packed in, the snow sticks around a while. Plus their location to the east of Rochester and right on the lake means they often get several inches of new snow when other parks might only get a dusting. My husband and I are avid cross-country skiers and we have skied all over the park, including areas that are not groomed. The park is beautiful, quiet, with ample parking, and when the temps are good, it is about the best you can get. There are trails that are more easy/flat, trails that wind through woods, trails with up and down hills, trails in the pine forest, trails across the open fields - lots of options for every level of skier!! There are also many parking lots where you can access the trails, and for those who like other winter activities, like ice fishing and sledding, there are lots of places to enjoy. I love this park, especially in winter!

The meeting rooms are large. Several can be combined to accomodote a larger crowd…read more They have several classes for adults and for the community. I attended Absolutely Abby wkshop. Nice setup. I saw people at Gym; a pool available. Outside there was a kid game of soccer full of parents.

A lot goes in at Perinton Park because it's in the Towpath on the canal. The town has made this our…read morepremier park with heated building, Pavilions, tennis courts, kiddie toys, docks for boat, kayak, canoe access, during in the banks. Lit up at night till closing.

Great park for many reasons. There are separate playgrounds for both the young and older children,…read moreincluding many swinging options. There are tennis courts and basketball courts, as well as a volleyball court. The canal has great access for fishing, as well as multiple docks to fish from or launch a small carried boat. Building has events going on every so often and can accommodate a hood amount of people.

Cute little play place in Fairport. Definitely great for little kids and toddlers. Old kids may…read morehave a hard time staying for too long. You can bring in your own food which is great, just not in the play area. They do have buckets for anything kids may place in their mouth. Although no one was using them (except us) and it was never mentioned when we checked in, even after the lady knew it was our first time. Luckily we knew to use them from another play cafe in Boston. This is a great small indoor play place for kids to expend energy on rainy and snowy days and to get out of the house and do something different.

Cool indoor play area in Fairport. Pretty small, but clean with a wide variety of toys inside…read more Things like small playhouses, cars, kitchens and small slide. Good place for infants and toddlers. The infants have their own little gates area with a small ball pit. They also have a small area to snack with a handful of tables. Not a bad option for an indoor play area during the winter. Unfortunately my daughter has a limited attention span and this place might only keep her interested for maybe an hour only.

I absolutely loooove this trail. Takes me about 40 minutes to complete and boy oh boy are some of…read morethe hills are BRUTAL. Great workout. The red is the hardest but I love how you can start with blue got to red and it takes you back to entrance. Lot of squirrels and chipmunks. Saw some cool mushrooms. Trails are pretty clear for the most part. Makes me sad that they have an overdose kit at the entrance though. I'm not sure why it's there. I hardly see cars parked there and it's never busy like corbets glenn.

My dog and I absolutely love to walk the path at Ellison Park! We aren't members of the dog park…read morebut she loves visiting and training around the perimeter. There are beautiful hiking trails and gorgeous, expansive landings where you can peruse the disc golf course, walk some stairs, and relax. This park is wonderful in all seasons! So much to look at and take in. There are a variety of lodges and this would be an amazing spot to plan an event, host a party, or take a picnic. 7am - 11pm - carry in carry out. Have fun exploring!

Such a fun little playground. It's so peaceful; you can see the lake the whole time you're playing…read morebut it's far enough that the kids are completely safe. There's no swimming. All the climbing and sliding equipment is great for toddlers and older kids to enjoy. We will keep returning.

Beautiful new park on the Webster side of the sandbar that runs between Lake Ontario and…read moreIrondequoit Bay, where cottages line both sides of the road, and ends at a marina when the bridge is closed (Spring, Summer, and Autumn). Castaways is visible from the park. There is ample parking, with a lot on each side of the street, as well as a lane designated for it in the street. Nice, new landscaping featuring mostly flowering varieties of shrubs (hydrangea, Spirea, Viburnums, etc.) There are benches galore for folks to look out at the lake and contemplate. The bay side features a boardwalk that can accommodate the docking of several boats. The lake side features a playground for the kiddos, a shaded area, as well as some Adirondack chairs. Some folks bring their own chaise loungers or folding chairs to enjoy the weather and sights. Lots of folks are reading under trees (mostly large cottonwoods), there are a few bikes going by, but there are mostly pedestrians. There are a couple of unisex bathrooms featuring Dyson hand dryers. Today is a Saturday in July 2024, the temp is 80°F, with 50% humidity and clear skies, and I'm surprised that there aren't way more folks here. They might be watching the Olympics, as they just started today. Their loss...

I want to give a HUGE shout out to Woofs, in the Village of Webster! This facility is a dream for…read moredogs of all sizes, though I happened to have my 75lb Golden Retriever there recently. This indoor dog park has lots of room for dogs to just RUN, and has some agility equipment for those on the more athletic side. Kris, the owner, made sure this place was clean and pristine for our playtime there, and she remained on site and engaged with our dog Lucy the entire time. Woofs has a separate play area for smaller dogs as well, so when size matters to your furbaby, they can be assured that they'll feel safe and sound playing without the worry of being overwhelmed by larger dogs. Recently, with the canine flu going around, Woofs took some time to evaluate how to keep the doggos safe and healthy. Ultimately Woofs modeled some COVID best practices and we ended up with a private playtime for just our dog. Kris cleans between scheduled playtimes to ensure a clean and safe play area. I know several doggy day care places that don't take these precautions - it's definitely a hit to the "bottom line," but I fully appreciate the care that Woofs has taken to provide a safe, healthy, and holistic play alternative to dogs of all sizes, especially on inclement weather days. Woofs even has some exercise equipment (stationery cycles, and treadmills) that allow owners to get a workout in while overseeing their dog in the play area, if they so desire. Definitely a 10 out of 10, and we'll be back!!!!

It's a great place to go, just wish it wasn't so far away as it's hard to go often. Great for…read morerainy days