27 Pond Rd, Honeoye Falls, NY 14472
From fishing, to hiking, to the playground, nature center, fairy trail and bird sanctuary, Mendon Ponds Park can supply a full day of fun! There is plenty to do and unlimited opportunities to connect with nature in all seasons. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day. Dogs are not allowed on the fairy trail and in the Wild Wings areas. The typical playground, hiking trails and Wild Wings Facilities are driving distance from one another.
1 Holley Falls Park Rd, Holley, NY 14470
Just outside of Brockport is the quaint town of Holley and within this town is the beautiful Holley Canal Falls. The park is free to enter and has easy views of the waterfall and canal trail. A hidden playground can be found here as well!
80 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14610
Cobbs Hill offers a unique stop right in the CIty of Rochester full of activities for all ages. The parkour course is sure to entertain toddlers to teens and the reservoir and hiking provides beautiful views. Extend the visit by fishing or checking out the fitness course.
1078 Lake Rd, Webster, NY 14580
Webster County Park is a favorite for us! Between the multiple playgrounds and beautiful pier with creek access and sand to play in, how can it not be?!
1559 Empire Blvd, Webster, NY 14580-2103
Abraham Lincoln Park has something for everyone. Upon entering, you will find a typical playground but walk further and you will soon discover a natural log playground in the shade. Both playgrounds appeal to a wide range of ages. But the park doesn’t stop there! Behind these playgrounds are hiking trails that lead to the bay.
Jack Evans Dr. Honeoye, New York 14471
Sandy Bottom Beach park offers a lovely day at the beach on Honeoye Lake. Near the beach are two quaint playgrounds with a good mix of sun and shade. Enjoy the lake views and the wildlife along the hiking trails. The park is located at the north end of Honeoye Lake which is off County Road 36 (West Lake Road). The park is open daily from dawn to dusk.
154 Pinegrove Ave, Rochester, NY 14617
Helmer Nature Center is owned by the West Irondequoit school district and is utilized for an outdoor classroom. That said, the trails are open to the public year round, dawn to dusk. There are many educational opportunities here.
988 Ebner Dr, Webster, NY 14580
Not to be confused with Ridge Park, the main attraction of Ridgecrest Park is its Splash Pad and Skate Park. There is plenty of parking and shaded picnic tables. Ridgecrest’s playground and splash pad is most enjoyed by the younger kids, though the park also has a basketball court and baseball diamond.
160 Gregory St, Rochester, NY 14620
This is a beautiful playground near the South Wedge. There is a lot of open space for running around as well as unique and fun structures to play on. There is also picnic tables and grills. After playing, consider checking out Coffee Connection, Hippocampo Children’s Books, Little Button Craft and much more in the nearby South Wedge.
353 Court St, Rochester, NY 14607
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial park is an Industrial style playground found with the city of Rochester. The playground features a single fountain “splash pad” to cool off in after climbing its unique structures. Though this playground is geared toward older children, it can be fun for kids of all ages. There is plenty to do around this playground including ice skating in the winter and the year-round museum of play and play walk. The park also hosts the beloved Roc Holiday Village in December.
