Used to be state of the art, but starting to show its age…read more I recall playing here when it was simply the Audubon ice rink (single rink). Then they converted it to a new state of the art facility with 3 standard size rinks and an Olympic size rink. Complete with equipment shop, concessions, etc. But that was decades ago now. And not much has changed since the conversion. Are the concession-area seating/tables the originals? Because they appear to be (falling apart, loose, marked up, wobbly). The spectator overhead heaters are in rough shape (do they even work half the time?). This facility is in desperate need of refurbishment.

Shame on Northtown for fencing off their entire outdoor space once their profit-taking baseball and…read moresoftball seasons ended in midsummer. I realize this is not a public park, but for decades people were allowed to jog, play a little pickup so soccer and softball in late summer and fall.

Clean, small community park, located in heart of Amherst, behind the Amherst police station…read more Recently visited for a fire fly hike that was guided, by the NYS Parks Department; Catol Rodgers. Interesting facts learned on fireflies: they like leafy dark areas, eat slugs, and snails and really lite up the park. Paved trail, not very long, perfect for quick walk or hike to explore the many trees. Family, everyone friendly.

We parked at the library (which may be my next review they were super helpful)…read more The entrance is at the back of the complex. You will see a bird trail sign :) Today was a great walk because all of the runoff water, just beautiful. Lots of paved pathways, so mud wasn't an issue. Many wildlife sightings! Can't wait to return.

Great hot day for the splash pad. Our first time here. Very…read moreimpressed by the park. Very interactive. Playground is right next to splash pad. Very clean both splash pad and playground. Love how the playground has a rubber mat vs hay or stone. Plenty of tables and seating areas for parents to watch their kids as they enjoy the park. There are seats in the sun as well as shaded areas. Plenty of garbage cans to keep area clean

Sweden Town Park is, hands down, the coolest park I have been to in a LONG time. The only thing…read moreit's missing are good walking trails. But it's right next to the canal trail, so that makes up for the blip! It has THREE playgrounds. They're all fun and different. The biggest (and best, I'd dare to say) has a "jungle theme", giant playable instruments, and a splash pad. Picnics tables are strewn about all over the place, it has a little pond, a gazebo, baseball diamonds (I counted at least four), a place to play soccer, and ice hockey too, when it's in season, and disc golf! WOW! And it's all in impeccable shape. I definitely plan to come here in the future when the splash pad is actually up and running (I hear they turn the water on around Memorial Day)! Such a fantastic place to come and have a picnic, hang out while the kids play, or relax under a tree with a blanket and a book. Don't miss checking this one out!

Had a blast here with the family! Came for a bday party and was able to do bumper cars on ice! I…read morewas a great time and very big inside

This review is based on our experience with the ice bumper cars…read more I made a reservation about a month in advance for a group of 12 (12 is the max) for 1 hour. It was $360 so just $30 per person which I thought was really reasonable. Especially compared to what the charge for the open skate. We arrived early as prompted to sign waivers and everything. Then they let us go to the rink and get into the tube cars. They don't go REALLY fast so I'd say it's safe for kids. Our group was all adults. We ended up having a lot of fun! It was a really great group activity.

When it's good it's good and when it's not it's not. So check it before you wreck it. Sometimes…read moremy fish was cooked great and 2 times it was fried too long. So there it is.

Get some park security. Half of the people on the playground aren't kids, they're adults having a…read morecook out. It's a good place to go when your board, but not a good place to get out and do something.

Wow! Awesome rink! So I came here on. Wednesday night (adult…read moreretro night). It was also the start of the annual Borderline Jam which I was unfamiliar with since I'm just getting back into skating again but there were so many incredibly talented skaters it just blew me away! I am just an average rollerblader. I haven't hit a rink in a quarter century until this past week so I can't even remember how to skate backwards but I still go fast and just flying around the rink listening to music on a great sound system with fun lighting was enough to make me happy and get great exercise too! Admission is usually $10 (I had to pay $15 because of the special event). There are skates to rent but I know nothing more as I have my own. There are plenty of lockers and they are a quarter to lock each time (I was busy skating and never opened it again until I left). The key doesn't have a wrist band so make sure you have a pocket or a fanny pack or something to put it in. There is a snack bar with things like pizza, pizza logs, nachos, popcorn, etc. at a fair price. There are also some alcoholic beverages! There's also vending machines with plenty of snacks and drinks. There is an arcade too which I wanted to play but unfortunately almost every game was turned off and no one at the ticket counter - im not sure if it is like that every adult night or just due to the special event but I wanted to play some games! Staff was friendly but so were the people! Everyone that came up to me was just genuinely being nice and inclusive and not being a creep. That really made me feel happy and excited to come back. What I love the most was all shapes sizes ages colors genders styles and skill sets all harmonized as one. Everyone was really enjoying themselves, getting along nicely, if someone is coming around you fast they will make a noise so you know or they may gently touch you for a moment so you know they rounding you so no one falls. It was really a nice venue with wonderful people where you can feel safe and free from all of the silly arguments you see on social media, or rudeness you see out in the wild quite often. Whether your 80 years old and still able to fly around the rink, younger and full of dance moves on skates that make heads turn, average like me, or just starting out and need some help .. and people there will be happy to help you ... this is the place to be! I really look forward to coming here again soon.

Attended a birthday party. Fun time. Lively atmosphere. Loud music. Kids had a great time. Trainers…read moreare available for purchase- don't just take them because they will be confiscated! #IYKYK LOL

BPO summer concert. Niawanda park bandshell. Can you find a more perfect spot than next to the…read moreriver with a refreshing breeze while you listen to beautiful music on a gorgeous summer day? Will definitely see what other concerts are offered here. Great location with many restaurants nearby and a restroom in the park. Bring a chair and find a place to relax!

This place is awesome! It's really fun to walk around and see the beautiful view it is also a…read moreawesome place to fish!

This is a beautiful little spot. It is usually not too crowded, although I am here earlier in the…read moreday. It's beautiful and the water is calming to look at. Great spot to walk around and enjoy some fresh air.

This is a really nice park tucked away behind some manufacturers. There is a large pond and sports…read morefields right when you pull in. There are lots of walking paths and plenty of parking.

Lovely park with lots to do! We were visiting the in-laws in Welland and was told that a brand new…read moresplash pad opened in June, so we took our toddlers there on a hot Saturday morning and the kids had a blast! The water wasn't super cold and was a perfect way to stay cool in the 30+ temps. There was a variety of spouts that little hands can spin/rotate and another area that has mushroom-like structures where the water comes down from above, in addition to the sprays that come from the ground. The water structures were spaced apart and the splash pad was spacious enough to avoid the kids from running into each other. There's also restrooms in a community center close by. In addition to the newly installed splash pad, the park has a large pond where ducks hang out (see pic), with a couple of "houses" installed in the center of the pond for the ducks to chill out on. There's several beach volleyball courts, a toddler playground that needs updating (it has a small climbing thing with small slides and a few swings), a newer playground that was a bit further off from the splash pad (we didn't play there but it looks fun and new), open grasslands, picnic tables that are covered (you'll probably need to book these through the the city). If you're in Welland and have kids, this is a great park to take the kids to! I hear that the duck pond freezes over and turns into a skating rink in the winter.

as a young boy i was born in buffalo new you looking at the pictures of the black rock canal ,,my…read moregrandfather use to take me to the foot of ferry st fishing by the dump and sometimes we would get up about five am and walk the wall almost to the end .i was looking at la saile park across to the break wall,to the very spots where we would catch lots of jack perch and sheeps heads ,so for the person that took those places of la saile park good job..i left buffalo right after the 1976,,1977 storms..i will be 71 on. the 09-26-2025 i really miss fishing there now i live in a place call tracy california i have been here since 1979,,again thanks for the pictures the brought tears to my eyes thank you...you made a old man happy

LA-Sale Park is out in California, and it's basically like a yard sale for movie stars and wannabe…read moreactors. So you can pick up all kinds of crazy things that you wouldn't find at a regular Yard Sale elsewhere in the country. Here in Buffalo, though, we have a beautiful waterfront park along the Niagara River, with grilling and soccer and a dog park and lots of gorgeous views and sunsets. If you squint, you can see the Maple Syrup across the water glinting in the Canadian sunlight. I play soccer here... but not too often because it is the worst field I've ever played on. However other than soccer, I come here because it's one of my fave spots anywhere in the city. You can see the towering shapes of Statler and City Hall across the thundering 190 highway and train track at one end of the park. You have the Barkyard and all kinds of interesting buildings at the other end. And then you have the beautiful waterfront and the pathway along it. Not always the cleanest, not always the safest area at night, but during the day, in the summer, it's stunning. I was here just 3 weeks ago for a soccer game actually. I'm not supposed to be playing, but my goodness, what fantastic views from here on a blue sky day. It's one of the best natural settings for a park in Buffalo. The park isn't always the cleanest, the soccer field is the worst in the region (possibly the country), and the driveways are full of enormous treacherous potholes, but just because of the location and the beautiful views, I have to give it a 5.