I can't believe it took me this long to visit this park. The Yelp reviews and pictures just don't…read moredo it justice. It is huge. We barely scratched the surface of what's available today. There's many shelters available to rent that are spread throughout this expansive park. In that way, it reminds me of Akron Falls State Park. So many playgrounds, too. We visited a couple, but I think there were several more. Originally I planned to take my boys to play in the creek at Charles E Burchfield Nature Center, but I noticed pictures of people playing in a creek here, too, and I'm glad we came. We did have a hard time finding a clear path to the water where we first noticed people, but there's a stone staircase leading down near shelter 21 and the playground with the dinosaur slide. So many tadpoles. Later we found another place to access the creek from a nature trail. As another review mentions, the trail is narrow, but only at the beginning. It widens later on. There's a fun little bridge the boys liked crossing, and a great spot for a picnic near the creek. You'd have to bring your own folding table but it's a relatively flat area in a grove of trees. If you like the trails and creek at Charles E. Burchfield, but you need to rent a shelter, this park is perfect.

I love this park and it seems they are always making improvements. I am there regularly to walk,…read moreplay at the playground, play pickleball, or attend a party.

This park is beautiful. There is a bike path that goes along the edge of the park. Several baseball…read moreand soccer fields. The large soccer field in the center is perfect for practice as there is a large catch net behind the goal posts so you aren't chasing balls all over. Plenty of parking available, several shelters available for rent, and the greenery is beautiful. I have not tried reserving a shelter yet so I cannot speak to it. There is also a small pond where you can fish which is AWESOME. It's such a nice place to just take a walk or relax.

I really enjoy renting the indoor pavilion for events. A lot has changed over the years though…read more Along with payment for the hall they request a copy of your home owners policy and a $300 deposit for any damages.They sent the deposit and policy back quickly after the event. My biggest complaint was the fireplace is supposed to automatically turn off at 8pm. A little before 6:30pm there were a few people left sitting by the fire and it shut off. The room cooled down quickly. That was kind of upsetting with how much you pay to rent the space.

I've been taking my dog here for a while now and we both love it! It's always kept up well, clean,…read morehas plenty of water (there's a water fountain and water bowls), benches, poop bags and garbages. There's a solid list of rules at the gate. There's plenty of space for my dog to run around as much as he wants. We are so grateful for this dog park!

Small dog park had minimal shade. Small area to run. Not worth the drive. The large dog area…read moreseemed much better

Looking for a purposeful escape from the city, look no further it's right in your backyard!…read more Walking through Reinstein Woods, I felt incredibly thankful for all its natural beauty and the wide manmade paths that allow you distance from other walkers. If you haven't visited, put it on your to-go list.

This is a fantastic place! Close to the city and tons of parking. Easy access for everyone…read more There is a great welcome center area that has tons of info to learn from. The walking grounds are lovely and pretty big for being so close to the city.

What we appreciate about this park is that you can take short walk or make a longer walk & visit…read moreReinstein Nature preserve. We went this past weekend and there were quite a few downed trees from the wind earlier. Parking is also amazing here.

A shockingly well maintained park…read more Beautiful trails that go deep in the woods. My family was chased by raccoons once. I went yesterday and multiple people were taking photos of the foliage. And a really nice big playground. They have subtle but cute Christmas lights display when the season comes. And their softball league is run better than MLB. Shout out to the Cheektowaga rec department for this gem.

This park is actually called Stiglmeier Park located in Cheektowaga, NY but I also call it Losson,…read morejust making a note here for anyone interested in visiting. This is one of my favorite parks in the area, they have something for everyone to enjoy and beautiful hiking trails.

I just went to the park for an evening walk @ 5 and the gates were closed already . I was there 2…read morehours before and I left to get some cleaning brushes to clean my car . I come back to do my walk . And the park is closed already. That's seems such an early time to close up for the day . I've been there many many times and the gates are always open until 8 pm

Scenic and paved bike path through woods. Mostly flat with minimal slight hills. There are trail…read moremarkers at each quarter mile mark. We came in mid-April and the path was clear of debris. Used by walkers and cyclists. Parking lot located at the beginning of the trail, on Walter Winter drive.

This is a great four mile long bike path about a mile outside of the Village of Lancaster. As it…read moresits where train tracks used to be, it is open on both sides so most of your walk will be in the sun but there are some nice shaded stretches. We saw a few lazy groundhogs and a hawk, I feel like this could be a great area animal viewings. There are some nice water areas as well. The path has markers every 1/4 mile to make it easy to track your progress if you don't want to walk the 8 mile round trip. Parking was easy to find at the trailhead but is limited.

This is a shockingly nice park that Depew continues to invest in…read more There are multiple baseball diamonds. A beautifully clean pool that appears to actually be open majority of the time I visit. There are tennis courts one of which acts as grounds for street hockey. There are also multiple sand volleyball pits one of which is brand new. They even planted new pine trees.

If you could order hits here for certain amounts of money, then it would be Gun-For-Hireman's Park…read more Luckily for all of us, it's not, and you can't. Fireman's Park is a baseball diamond, a pavilion, some greenery, some trees, and a soccer field, in the heart of Depew sandwiched between a bunch of railway lines (or railroad tracks if you're American). I used to play soccer here quite a lot, and was on the wrong end of several ass-whoopings by Depew Village who are an excellent BDSL team that calls this location home. I also scored some goals here, including a hat trick once, so it has good memories for me too. All in all it's a great little park, the grass isn't too bad... it's under-utilized and underappreciated by Depew Locals and could be better than it is, so I'll give it a solid 4 out of 5. Speaking of a solid 4, I have a solid 7 or 8 right here.

I came here after an airport drop off. Yelped "dog park" and this came up. It's about 10 min…read morefarther out from the airport down Genesee. Nice ball park for kids. Tons of fields, some with seating for spectators. Baseball and other types of fields. All well manicured. Large playground for kids. There are restrooms and a clubhouse of sorts. Tons of easy parking all around. I came with a dog who had a great time here. 2600y

When I Pond-er my existence, I come to Well-done Pond Park and the trees and bushes whisper "well…read moredone!" It's a lovely nature preserve-style park way out in the middle of nowhere, between Lancaster and Alden, below Clarence and way above Elma. If that doesn't mean anything to you, don't worry. I live right next to this park, relatively speaking. I just drive straight down Ransom from near my house, and I'm there. It's a wonderfully convenient thing for me because the park is really great. It's pretty bleak in the winter, but in the summer it's wonderful. It's also massive... much bigger than people realize. The convenience makes me want to give it a 5, and I love coming here, but compared to my fave spots in WNY, this is more like a 4 star park. It's secluded with winding trails and wildlife and lots of people walking dogs and such. I may bring Starlight and My Son here one of these days, I need to buy some kitten harnesses first. How adorable will that be. Very solid 4 stars for a lovely place to go.

I first stepped foot here years ago - during the Pokemon Go days! I was amazed at how beautiful and…read moretouching and clean/landscaped it was. It's always playing beautiful songs like America the Beautiful! And well lit! It has the largest flag of our country in NY state. Coming back today, it needs a few updates. Some of the signage is damaged or completely gone. An inappropriate sticker is in the slapped on the Golden Gate Bridge display (why can't people respect other people's property?). Someone's baby doll was left on another display that you are not supposed to be climbing on. It's still an amazing and beautiful place, but could use some updates so it doesn't fall apart completely. As I walk around, I feel gratitude for those who have protected our freedom. I hope one day we get back to remembering "United we stand, divided we fall"

We just happened upon this great attraction as we were headed to Tim Horton which is nextdoor…read more It was a fantastic decision to stop there -- a very unique and inspiring experience. Totally free. I've recommended it to anyone I know who might be traveling to Buffalo or any other destination that takes them through the area.