Good open air space for people of all ages who need to see some sky. The cinder walking track is…read moreabout eight laps to a mile; no public restrooms except during games.

Perfect if you have any small children, ideally ages six or under. This wouldn't be a good spot if…read moreyou were going with teens or just adults. I had never been here before in in spite of frequenting the Chautauqua area, my whole life. But, I finally had an occasion because my tiny niece was the perfect age for this place. There were a ton of rides that were perfect for her as a three year-old. Also, they had rides that were good for ages 4 to 6 as well. She really enjoyed the little roller coaster. Watch out that it is actually a little rough for the adults to ride on because it does jerk a little. Also, there were some really cute little boat rides, including one that took took the children around in a circle. There was very little that she was too small to ride on, so it was completely fantastic. Also, we were able to get her a wristband that gave her all inclusive access to rides. For a few rides that do require adult accompaniment for littles, the adult gets to ride free. There's a food spot towards the bottom of the hill and I highly recommend it. I was able to get platters of fries and corn, dogs and pizza, for not too much money. This is a clutch when it came to reducing the chance of overstimulated little kid meltdowns. Also, it was very sunny, and there was very little shade, so bring the sunscreen. Also, they have free boat parking. So, boating over and walking in is a great option if you happen to have or be renting a boat.

There one ATM is down and do they loss on on card sales and the pretzel was rubbery with a spongy…read moreStyrofoam texture wouldn't recommend no rides other than go cart for older kids/teens .

This is an update to a review I originally wrote 11 years ago, and somehow, I love Allegany State…read morePark even more now than I did then. I've been coming here since I quite literally fit into a bucket (not exaggerating). Allegany has been a constant for me and probably the beginning of my love for everything outdoors. Growing up, my family spent Columbus Day weekends camping here, originally along McIntosh Trail and later at Summit Trail near the Art Roscoe Ski Area and fire tower on the Red House side of the park. Now, they go extra fancy and stay on Bova Trail. Over the years, Allegany became the backdrop for countless adventures from tent camping, cabin stays, hiking, geocaching, and just being together outdoors. These days, instead of Columbus Day, I usually start the year here by staying in a cabin and doing the First Day Hike with my dad. While my most recent visit wasn't the best, it doesn't erase the years of great memories before it. I've visited Allegany in every season, but autumn will always be my favorite thanks to the foliage. The trails shine in summer and fall. I've backpacked the North Country Trail through the park, hiked nearly every trail, and uncovered some lesser known gems along the way. I participate in the park's hiking challenges, serve on the board of the Allegany State Park Historical Society, and appreciate organizations like Friends of Allegany for the work they do to protect and enhance this place. The Red House Restaurant serves up some good times and great food, too. From Thunder Rocks to the Bear Caves, beaches, creeks, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, geocaching (including night caches and GeoBash!), and endless quiet corners, Allegany surely offers something for everyone. It's located a mere hour and 45 minutes from Buffalo and to me, it's a crown jewel of the New York State Park system. My advice? Do a little research before you go so you can make the most of your visit. Stop by the Administration Building on the Red House side, explore Thunder Rocks or the Bear Caves, and camp if you can. And whatever you do... don't feed the bears!

Beautiful place! I didn't explore everything and it was my first visit…read more $7 to drive in. A huge lake A small dock to launch from in a canoe/paddle board A beach. Paved trail to ride bike (or electric scooter, etc.) 2 trails I saw for hiking in foot. 1 mile trail and 5 mile. Maybe there's more somewhere. This was near the building with the restaurant, gift shop, etc. I took the shorter (1 mile). It was really nice and shaded by the trees. Not too challenging. I saw the restaurant inside and outside. The inside was just a casual area upstairs. I thought the patio was a muncher better option. There's a nice outdoor area with wooden lounge chairs to take in the view. Gift shop is average ... clothes and trinkets with Ellicottville on them, snacks and drinks. There's some rooms with taxidermy showing you names of different animals; especially birds and their eggs. I saw a creek off the bike trail and many people were swimming in there. I saw a wetland area. Didn't see anything there (no animals).

This park is awesome, I love that there is an alternative to the normal big surrounding…read moreparks....Don't let the size fool you, There is so much to do here...great trails, keep an eye out for all the wildlife. My nephew gets a kick out of always spotting deer here! We always pack snacks or a picnic lunch, plenty of picnic tables to share. My favorite is the pond here, always seems to have birds, fish and lot's of ducks! Make sure to bring along some bread to share. Lot's of benches through out the park, perfect for taking a break and still able to see the entire park.

LOVE this park. It's a really great alternative to Veteran's Memorial Park. I often think that…read moreVeteran's Memorial is tough for little kids (1-3) because bigger kids often shove them out of the way and they end up getting hurt, the playground slides are really huge, and it's a little harder to keep an eye on multiple kids. Martin Road Park is smaller, has benches to sit where you can keep an eye on multiple kids, and has slightly smaller playsets. My three-year-old loves this park because he can easily climb around and run his Hot Wheels cars along the playset. There is also a pond with fish and ducks - bring some bread scraps! There are also a lot of shaded picnic tables - so bring a lunch while you're at it as well!

Classic Minor League ballpark with that small town feel! Standard ballpark food with ok…read moreprices...hot dogs $3, bottle water $3, 20 oz. bottled soda $6, beer varies on brand, but is in the $5-10 area (unless it's "Thirsty Thursday", then it's only $3!)

Great place to see a game. Tonight they face off against State College. Every year some of these…read moreguys get drafted for the pros.

I love coming here so much! I've only come to see the Bisons and once for the Savannah Bananas…read more I find the prices extremely fair and it's hard to find things to enjoy that don't cost an arm and a leg. Tuesdays are awesome because there's $2 hotdogs (at 2 concessions ... don't go to the small stands with hot dogs and beer as they are full price there). I sit in section 112 and one of the concessions is at that entrance. They also have wine slushees here which are excellent, but now right lethal! Drink with caution lol! They sneak up on you! Friday nights they have great fireworks that last about 15 minutes. There are many other promotional game options ... they are available per schedule and you can look them up! Parking is expensive IMO, so I like to use the park and ride myself! The metro rail will drop you off in an easy walking distance and take you back after the game ($4 round trip last I took it, versus $20 and up parking near the stadium). I believe it's Seneca Station you get off at ... you'll know when you arrive as you'll see other baseball-goers getting off at the stop. Go Bisons!

Went for a baseball game for their military appreciation weekend tickets were free for active and…read moreretired military and veterans as well as family members up to four tickets. The stadium is very clean, simple to navigate, and we got to pick our seats! We sat in section 110 and it still was pretty close to the diamond so we would certainly go back. The game did get rained out during the second half but for the time we were there it was a great experience. We ordered a beef on a weck, which is an interesting dish to say the least but it was reasonably priced.

The Rim Rock Overlook and Picnic Area offer spectacular views of the Kinzua Valley, the Allegheny…read moreReservoir, and the dam. It's comprised of a mountaintop series of huge sandstone boulders. The huge rocks are a lot of fun to climb about but beware of rattlesnakes. I was born in the Town of Kinzua which, despite the objections of the Seneca Indian Nation, which had a treaty signed by George Washington covering their sections of land for as long as the grass grew and the sun shined, was broken, and flooded. So, as striking as the view may be, you're looking at yet another despicable act of a broken treaty with an Indian Nation. For the view, 5 Yelp Stars, for its appalling background of perfidy, I'll let you decide. By the way, the lake is commonly known as Lake Perfidy by the indigenous Seneca people.

This is a beautiful area that overlooks the Allegheny Reservoir. You can park near Kinzua Beach and…read morehike up to the Rim Rock Overlook or you can drive up and park at the top and take a short walk to the overlook. There are a lot of large rocks and boulders that make for interesting exploration opportunities. There's a narrow staircase that cuts right through the rocks as part of the trail between the beach and the overlook. Whichever option you choose, the overlook is gorgeous and worth checking out the view!

I'm a fan of this park. Come here often for hiking. I've never done any of the camping…read moreopportunities here. It's a large park, there are many different kinds of hikes, many different places to park and do different things. It's lovely to have these large state parks, so close to Buffalo

Beautiful State park in Cattaraugus County, Salamanca, NY. I visited the park on a weekend in…read moreMid-October, too early for the fall foliage peak show. However, the rain and cold misty morning with patches of Sun breaking through the clouds gave the scenery a magical enchanted aura. The covered bridge was a great photo spot. An anxious dog running to jump in the lake was a happy sight.

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

Great park. Soccer fields, baseball diamonds, 3-4 different playgrounds and a lodge for parties…read more Plenty of parking and they have bathrooms. Great spot to have a picnic and let the kids loose.

I hadn't been to Stateline in years. I went last night with a couple friends and had a great time…read more Admission and food prices were both reasonable and the bleachers were much better quality than I was expecting. Only downfall was that I went to the website to see what the food and beer situation was like prior to heading out and found nothing. You should add that info online. Thanks for putting on a great show!

Incompetence months ago I bought a silver pass Never received it could download it never got it in…read morethe mail after wasting 10 hours of my life complaining about it for funded my money I then bought a gold pass to the promise I'd have it immediately mailed to me now 48 hours before the first race I get a ridiculous message saying they're still making the tickets and they're mailing them in the race starts in 48 hours? If you can't trust them to simply print out and mail tickets you can't trust them to have a safe location because the easiest part of the actual race is making tickets and mailing them they can't even do that The place is probably dangerous and needs to be investigated and inspected because if you can't make tickets and actually mail them and deliver after you spend $580 then you certainly don't want to have anybody going there The place is a death trap I have no doubt