I love local parks!…read more Brought my one year old here and felt she was a little too small for the playgrounds and slides but the sand box with all the trucks in it, was right up her alley. There looks like a small wading pool open in the summertime, and also love that this is right in a cute little neighborhood. No parking but folks didn't seem to mind/have trouble parking. There are swings, a small and large basketball court, some benches, picnic tables and a gazebo from what I saw. Plenty of green space to set up a picnic!

Cute little neighborhood park/ playground. It's really for smaller kids. The wading pool wasn't…read moreopened yet, maybe Memorial Day? Didnt open last year at all. Thought it was nice that the sand box has toys that stay there. No need to drag dirty sandy toys home! It's not a large park but plenty big enough for the little kids you could see running around. There's also a big gazebo with tables and benches. There's also picnic tables and benches scattered through the park. Only thing missing here is bathrooms, unless you want to count the portapotty. 2021-75

We come to Clearfield from another town to participate in the AYB basketball program. The center…read moreis great, the gyms are huge (even the "small gym"), the facilities clean, and the bathrooms have always been kept clean and sanitary every time we've visited. I appreciate the updated water fountain in the hallway that makes it easy to refill sports bottles!

My son's soccer organization switched to this outdoor field this spring and I LOVE IT!…read more The last place we were at which was STRICTLY soccer fields was awful. We had to park so far away from the fields we played on, the grass would have clumps left over from mowing, and worst of all goose poop EVERYWHERE! I would look like an idiot wearing black rain boots because I didn't want goose crap all over my shoes! These fields here at Clearfield are very well maintained. There is absolutely no goose poop or clumps of grass. Parking is a bit closer. There are a few well maintained tennis courts as well, a pool, and also a kids area with little water slides and such. I'm not sure what the policy is for using these, and I tried to find out on their website and got nowhere, but I do know it is open to all residents.

This is a nice neighborhood park with a lot of different facilities. They have the following:…read more- 4 Tennis Courts - Basketball Court - Playground Areas - Horseshoe Pits - Volleyball Courts - 4 baseball diamonds - Soccer Field - 1 Roller/Street Hockey Rink If you are a Clarence resident, they also have two really nice enclosed party pavilions for rent, WITH refrigerators, sinks, and electric hook ups. Also restrooms attached to one of them. Bike trail connects this park to Memorial Park. No dogs, glass, or alcohol.

This is the OG trap park. It is the best park out there. Its got a soccer field, baseball diamonds,…read moreplaygrounds, slides, mery go round, and a dope gazebo. Highly recommend this park. Especially if your toking up with the boys;)

Great place to be! Did NOT know there was parking allowed in the park by the buildings. We walked…read morethrough the park on the one trail we found. A lot of work had been done just recently, as we saw Tree trunks and pieces moved from one spot to another to clear the trails. We got out to the baseball field then continued walking the trail. Outside the trails through the woods were a LOT of Flickers [woodpecker]. We've never been to any area where we saw so many flickers before on the Trees or ground. At one time there were seven of them on the ground! Be very careful because while we were deep within the woods, apparently I was bit by a wasp. Heard NO sign of wasps and we did NOT venture off the trail, but at one time within the first 20mins within the park, I was bit by something within my pants. Later at home I could see what was later identified as a wasp sting. I heard NO buzzing or anything, but apparently it got into my pant leg as I could feel something inside my trousers. Otherwise WE enjoyed being out in the Nature that is western New York and Pine Woods Park! I WAS disgusted to see that the woods trail and most of the open areas were littered with human filth and trash. Please everyone, YOU are part of the solution AND/or problem!! Please teach your kids to NOT litter! I put my trash while in the outdoors into my right back pocket, and when home or where there's an outdoor trash bin, it gets transferred to that. Also, kids learn from who they are with, or via their home environment, so if everyone around them trashes our parks, streets etc, then they will too. They learn from experiences. Please pick UP your trash or better yet, DO NOT LITTER OUR PARKS! I saw a lot of people walking their pets. I have seen a lot of pet owners at other western New York parks litter disgustingly with their pet poop. Either they leave the poop so YOU can step in it, or they pick it up, then when nobody is around, they throw it in bushes or leave their bag of pet poop in plain sight. IF you are a pet owner and do this, you are a disgusting person who should be fined, jailed and do community service picking up cigarette butts and dog poop off the streets! YOU should have your pet taken away and given to a true animal lover who will respect others, parks and other natural areas, and their pet, and NOT leave their poop out!

My kids and I stopped by for a bit in between running errands in this part of town. It's a small…read morecozy neighborhood park with a somewhat outdated playground under repair, but lots and lots of swings. Plenty of shade. There's a small nature trail. All the restrooms were mysteriously locked even though it's still summer, but there's a couple of port-a-potties. I wouldn't make a special trip, but it's a solid neighborhood park aside from the closed restrooms.

Austin park in Batavia NYs dog friendly facilities consist of a massive semi modern playground ,…read moreseasonal restroom facilities , picnic pavilion and a splash park for the kiddos all set in a convenient business block on one side with banking and for eats Wendy's and Tim Hortons resturant - And a tree coverd park and housing on the other. It even has a baseball diamond. Trash can equiped Several benches arround play areas some in shade, others not so much. As to safety this park is nessled right behind a massive police station so it's better situated than most, still fights and schenanigins do rarely happen. It can get VERY rambunctious with play during hot summer days and plays host to many festavils and free community BBQ events yearly that are well worth checking out.

This is an ecologically significant structure along a lovely hiking trail in Pendleton, New York…read more It is shut during the winter months to prevent erosion damage, and it is opened in the spring to allow fishing and boating throughout a bucolic portion of the Erie canal system. There are many videos on the web that show the process of opening this particular lock.

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.

Krull Park is a beautiful, peaceful setting along the banks of Lake Ontario. The numerous large…read moretrees provide plenty of shade. There are decent rest rooms that are well stocked. There is parking all around the park. Make sure to visit the Memorial Garden across the street. This beautiful park was the location for the Niagara Celtic Festival for many years and it was the perfect spot for bagpipes echoing over the lake. It was magical

Expansive park with lots of shade along the water. There are bathrooms, pavilions, and "ye olde log…read morecabin" which was open to the public the day we went. The cabin was really interesting, filled with historic items and photographs from the area. We really enjoyed the cabin and walking through the park!

While up from Houston, we decided to take our kids to see our childhood homes. When I saw that this…read moreWOODEN PLAYGROUND from my childhood was still here, we HAD TO stop! This thing has been around for I'd say 25-30 years (???) Our kids LOVED this playground! Some of the comments was "This is the best playground everrrr." Or "This is the biggest playground over ever seen!" They had so much fun playing hide and seek in all the nooks and crannies that these wooden playground always had! Definitely recommend! There are also baseball, football, soccer fields as well as tennis courts and basketball courts here. We saw a a covered pavilion with a couple picnic tables and a port-o-potty.

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.