This park has improved immensely! Brand new playground, tennis courts and basketball courts. There…read moreis a nice shelter to rent out and a lot of picnic tables if you just want to have a nice little picnic. I will be coming here a lot more than I used to

A great park in the Town of Gates. It has a basketball court, tennis/pickle ball courts, baseball…read morefields and two playgrounds. I love bringing my dog here and walking the nature trail. There is also a shelter at the park that can be reserved for gatherings. You'll need to contact Gates Recreation to reserve the shelter.

Took a Sunday walk to Farmington Park for some tennis and sunshine! Overall: a fine park to spend…read moreyour afternoon. Tennis courts are really beautiful and don't seem to get a ton of use. I had pretty much steered clear of this park since the curb appeal is well...suspect (RG&E zone blocks the park from Farmington St). There is a bit of a litter problem in this park and it is in need of some pretty basic updates. The baseball diamond takes up the majority of the park and there is some lovely shade and greenery just behind. There is a single hoop basketball court with picnic tables in the rear. There was a family kickball game going on during our visit which was super adorable, and I would love to come back and do the same with friends at some point, given the convenient location. It's walking distance from my house and a great spot to hone some tennis skills, so I will be back again soon! I would love to see some beautifications so people can really enjoy an entire afternoon as opposed to just stopping by.

Being a small town girl, I'm accustomed to cozy rural ballparks with kids underfoot, a snack bar…read moreand a playground. This is not that kind of park. The backdrop is a rather large RG&E power station and some older houses on the edge of the city. But with that being said, it's actually a quaint little setup. The baseball field is spacious and fairly well maintained. There is a nice tennis court and a small picnic area. The ball field bleachers are even in pretty good shape, which is a big plus for wooden bleachers. On the downside, the fencing around the perimeter is in pretty rough shape and there is a real shortage of parking.

One of my daughter's favorite parks. She's 4 years old and it's hard to find monkey bars that are…read morelow enough for her to reach. Buckland park has 3 different playgrounds spread out in one big park. One is more suited for toddlers, another for smaller kids (3-5) and then finally another one for bigger kids (5+). So if your kid gets tired of one, they can walk to another one. There are plenty of fields to run around on, fly kites, etc. Seems like there's always some children's baseball going on there. There's also a relatively new and well maintained basketball (4 hoops) and tennis courts (2). A good place to host a child's birthday part. I believe there is some indoor space that can be rented (lodge/ pavilion).

Summer 2025 concert series with the Brighton Symphony Orchestra. Parking can be tight, but there's…read moreplenty on space on the lawn for chairs n blankets. Bring in a snack or dinner

Such a cute park nestled perfectly into Gregory st, near the hustle and bustle but far enough away…read morethat it won't disturb you and your peaceful visit. It's the perfect little park that boats mostly green space to spread out in with BBQs and some other fun things to get your party going. I have yet to bring my pup here but it would be a great spot to put her on her long lead and let her play for a while. Grab yourself a doughnut and coffee from Misfit (right across the street) and enjoy a sunny day in this park!

My friends often host their holiday picnics at Marie Daley Park so I've had the pleasure of…read morecelebrating several Memorial Days and 4th of Julys there. It's the perfect size that if you bring your family, they can roam and you'll be able to keep and eye on them. The playground is nice. There are grills, and picnic tables, plus enough shade to stay cool. Set up canjam, play frisbee, or even throw together a game of kickball if you have enough people (the park has a baseball field). It's basically the size of one block, but never too crowded. It's tucked in a quiet part of the South Wedge and we always have a great time. A great spot to have a cookout with friends, relax, and enjoy some cold brews under the summer sun.

Lovely little park adjacent to the auburn trail in Farmington. Easy parking, playground, lodge and…read moresports fields. There is a maintained circle loop trail that takes you through the bluebells! A must see in early spring!

Nice park near Rt. 96 in Farmington, NY, notorious for BlueBells…read more The park has playgrounds, sports courts, a lodge, trails, and Bluebell Island. Located near Mud Creek. Thousands of wild flowers bloom every spring. The flower is associated with kindness and everlasting love, among other symbols. I saw some bird watchers around with their binoculars, enjoying the different species of birds. Children were playing in the playgrounds; young people were playing pickleball, basketball, and tennis on a fine spring afternoon in the good weather, something rare in Western NY State.

Had a bad experience. In addition to the hill being almost completely ice, there's literally no way…read moreto stop without getting seriously hurt. If you feel like you're being courageous, and you want to give it a shot you'll most likely caroom off the edge of the hill at the bottom into a swampy wet area and you'll get soaked. 4 years ago, I broke my ankle in two different spots and I had to go to the ER because I hit a lnicy ramp and I landed awkwardly. Don't go here in the winter.

Very cool, huge park! Playground was perfect for 9 & 11 year olds. Playground is all wood with…read morereally cool And unique features. Trails are really muddy in spring. Absolutely huge area to walk around.

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...

Great. It's good to come down to play basketball or pickle ball every once in a while only to find…read morea good sum amount of teens smoking weed and huddling around each other looking at or trading who KNOWS what. Other than that it's good to hang out there. They have a little booth with WIFI that you can charge your phone with as well.

Corbett Park is another one we visited in Brockport! Love the playground. Lots of slides, monkey…read morebars, bridges, and swings. A bench swing for the adults too, while kids are having fun! Nice sized tennis courts. There is one large pavilion with about 8 picnic tables underneath it for shade, and quite a few more tables and benches strewn throughout the park. A cute little pond is off to the side, surrounded by benches, where ducks hang out waiting to be fed. There are no trails to explore in the park itself, but it does nestle right up to the Erie Canal, and the trail there is a just a hop, skip, and a jump away!