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    4.6 (73 reviews)
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    Glen Park
    Denise H.

    This park is stunning in both the winter or summer months.You can enjoy the scenery of the falls, take a stroll , watch the ducks or just sit on a bench and enjoy what nature has to offer.A fun time can be had by all, especially families. A fun summer event is the Glen Falls Art festival in July with vendors selling their crafts, photography and food.So come and enjoy the true beauty of nature, you won't be disappointed.

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    Diane H.

    This park is beautiful in both summer and winter. You can walk, sit by the water or just enjoy the falls.The kids will enjoy looking at the cute ducks.The July Glen Park arts festival is always fun with art , vendors and food to enjoy.Its a great way to spend an afternoon by yourself or with the family located in the heart of Williamsville. Come on out and explore.

    Water falls at Glen Park. Fall season visit with leaves changing color.
    Kinnie I.

    4/7/21. In honor of National Walking Day - yes, there such a day! I took a walk down Main Street in the Village of Williamsville and spent some time at Glen Park. A unique park in that there is literally a flowing water fall at its center. Quite unexpected. Very picturesque and scenic. Lower tiers of the park can be reached on foot from Main Street via a walkway. Somewhat steep, so watch your step and take caution if it's a rainy day. Year round this park is lovely, nonetheless. Feeding the ducks at the ponds with my nephew when he was a baby over twenty years ago is a fond memory I have of this park. The annual end of July summer Glen Park Art Festival is another wonderful time to visit Glen Falls and Park. Parking lots available or street parking. Several grassy areas to sit apart from others. Lots of nice restaurants in the area to walk to. Or you can bring a picnic from home to enjoy here like many. So this is what the American Heart Association wants the public to know: The first Wednesday in April is National Walking Day and it encourages Americans of all ages to get out and stretch their legs and get their hearts pumping. The American Heart Association sponsors this day to remind people about the health benefits of taking a walk. Wear your sneakers (or take them with you) to work, and at some point in the day, take a 30-minute walk. If you walked today, very good! If you did not, please consider waking through Glen Park soon to get in your exercise and clear your mind and enjoy the outdoors at this beautiful park.

    Anna W.

    Glen Park is the green heart of Williamsville, a destination for everyone for all kinds of reasons. It's rather small making it a cozy spot to visit. More and more people choose to spend time having picnics, romantic rendezvous, organizing photo sessions, fishing, jogging, playing with kids, doing outdoor yoga or just relaxing after a meal at one of many restaurants around the area. It could be also a great spot to enjoy delicious ice cream from Sweet Jenny's, why not. It's always nice even if you're only passing trough because you can see something new or interesting. Ellicott Creak is on one side with the impressive looking Glenn Falls. This place is beautiful at any time of the year. The new edition is "Nature Play". It's located on the side of Glenn Avenue next to parking area. "The space, which includes a unique amphitheater, is constructed of a variety of all-natural materials, such as large tree limbs, rocks and wood. The space will serve as a gathering place for the community to learn about the special ecological features within the park and village and for children to use their imaginations among nature." It sounds really promising, but my concern is about maintaining this place. Right now looks really nice made of mulched wood, but weeds and litter could change the idea into something totally different. Hopefully this project will grow and bloom to everybody's satisfaction.

    Linda M.

    One of the hidden gems of Williamsville! Stopped there today to see if any leaves were changing but not much with that yet. Thought I did discover something I never noticed before. The fence with all the locks! Where did this come from?? Nice little surprise. The falls are so pretty and calming you look at. The park draws so many different people. A mother was there with her baby in a stroller. A few older kids eating ice cream. Sweet Jenny's is right around the corner after all. A couple was snuggled together on one of the many benches that are scattered around the park. And a group of possibly students listening to someone who could have been speaking about the old water mill. Beautiful now but you should also visit this park in the summer when there are frequent small concerts and the ever growing Glen Park Art Festival. Also, dont miss it in the winter when the falls is frozen over!

    Sometime in the 80s.
    Jamie T.

    I'm not sure how I haven't already written a review for Glen Park. This is a special place for me, one of nostalgia. My childhood was not exactly bursting with happy memory making moments. This is one of the few. Ice Cream at Sweet Jenny's with my mother and sister. Fresh cider at the cider mill which nowadays houses Sweet Jenny's. And our favorite family past time of slowly destroying the ecosystem. Nobody knew better back then! This is no longer allowed, but we used to come with stale bread to feed the ducks. In present-day visits, I have been pleasantly surprised to find that the ducks still visit the ponds at Glen Park despite the restrictions on snacks. There is no more feeding of the ducks and no more cider, but Jenny's Ice Cream can still be enjoyed and both the park and the falls are still beautiful. It's relatively small, not a place for hiking but a short walk. As an adult, I enjoy coming here just to sit by the falls and I still see many families there with small children. It is also a popular place for wedding photos, or any photos for that matter. This past fall, my sister and I retook a photo from our childhood to make a now-and-then keepsake. The park is accessible by foot from Main Street or you can find two parking lots on Glen Avenue on the opposite side of the park.

    Duckies
    Jazz P.

    In honor of Earth Day, I'm taking a quick moment from a very hectic, overwhelming, and stressful past couple of months to talk about one place where I find a little peace sometimes. Glen Park. It's one of my favorites. It's perfectly nestled in Williamsville and often feels like one of those areas ripped from a wholesome movie. I'm a water person. Can't swim but love being near it. There's a peacefulness and tranquility to sound of a waterfall or the lapping of tiny waves. It's the closest to a meditative state I can manage. The waterfall gives you that vibe. It's a hit, so it's nothing to see many people standing or walking by it and taking it all in. The pathways are great, no matter the season, It's always beautiful and scenic. Tiny moments of escapism but also bustling with others enjoying themselves too. It's great for riding bikes. A hang out spot for teens and senior aged folks meeting up for walks. It's great for families. Everyone can find something enjoyable about it. It's very clean and well maintained. And there are always events and other things to do.

    Nima M.

    Tiny but lovely !! Ok, so it is a sunny but a bit cool Saturday, post covid luckdown, and you want to enjoy a beautiful view before sunset. THIS is the place. Cozy and cheering. Small ponds, lots of trees, the fact that you have high and low grounds in such a small area, and the sound of the fall make it a great place for a short walk and refresh. It is in the heart of Williamsville, so you do not need to drive far to get there. Also, Amherst state park is across the street, if you want a longer trail to walk.

    Turtle!
    Jennifer C.

    A beautiful early spring day, perfect for a walk in the park. We saw ducks, fish, a turtle, and lots of people. Walking, biking, reading, taking pictures... social distancing. It felt good to get some fresh air and let the mist of the falls hit my face.

    This park is so beautiful.
    Sarah D.

    I came here tonight with a friend and it was my first time here. There is free parking near here. There are shady spots, stones, and a slight incline. The best part is the beautiful waterfall. It was breathtaking and made me so happy. I'll definitely be back. I also found a rock that someone made (for Sweet Buffalo Rocks) while leaving the park, when we were near it's entrance, right at Main Street.

    River Phoenix was named after this River
    Fox E.

    If your ballpoint Bic leaks in your shirt, then you'll get a Pen Mark. And if Noah builds a really big boat in this area, but only allows the Lions on it instead of 2 of all the other creatures, then it's a Den Ark. Oh dear. And... It's creepy to walk around here When Dark. But during the day, this tiny adorable park is absolutely breathtaking. In fact it reminds me of Tom Cruise. Of Kelly McGillis. Of fighter planes. And most of all, it reminds me of being in Berlin. Turning every turn into this secret hidden Glen. Watching in slow motion as the waterfall sprays, it takes my breath away. The more I visit Glen Park the more I like it. The waterfall is so spectacular and even though it's not the biggest park in the world it really is the heart of Williamsville. It's right behind Main Street but you wouldn't know it's here unless you went exploring or already knew what you were looking for. That's part of The Wonder of it. It's like discovering a Nature park right behind the shopping street which you always assumed was surrounded by endless Suburban jungle. The entrance to the park is actually on Main St which is surprising because the park is largely invisible from Main St. I live close-ish to here and my bff works right next to it, so we come walking here all the time. I do recommend sticking to the daytime (when it's legal and open) because it is a bit creepy at night. It's actually one of my fave little-known secluded spots in the area. It's also a great make-out spot. The park is hidden away in the suburbs and is very tidy. This idyllic setting is perfect for special pictures (not the kind of special pictures my gf takes, unfortunately. Although I guess you could do that here. Come to think of it... maybe I will...). There are nice benches where you can sit and look at the falls and the ponds and the ducks. If you're in Williamsville, you should definitely visit this beautiful park. When my dog alerts me that a hottie is nearby, he gives me a Ten Bark. Then my dog usually runs up to the hottie to see if things Then Spark between us.

    Nicole C.

    I checked out the falls tonight, and it's just how I remember it since I had been there a few years ago... super relaxing to put it simply. There's huge rocks to sit on right by a fence to overlook the falls, or benches to sit on facing the falls, but more toward the middle of the park. My brother had his wedding pictures taken here about 15 years ago, and I've known so many other people who have come here to take either wedding pictures, engagement pictures or even prom photos (which I might have done as well, but my memory is a bit foggy at this point for that!). I always love a nice little walk on the trail in the park in the village of Williamsville and I can't wait for summer to spend more nights here!

    Andy J.

    This wonderful little park is located in the heart of Williamsville just off of Main Street. There are two parking lots off of Glen Ave. The northern lot has room for 20 cars, while the southern lot has room for 6. Additional parking can be found off of E. Spring St, near the Red Mill. Ellicott Creek tumbles down a 27 foot falls right along side the park. There are winding trails, interconnected ponds, and beautiful landscaping, accompanied by the sound of the water rushing over the falls. It is a great place for a stroll or even wedding photos. In the spring the falls is very intense when the snow is melting, while during the other seasons it is more serene. In the fall the colors of the changing leaves gives the park a magical feeling. Back in the 60's I remember my parents taking me to the amusement park that they used to have here. I am told it was all kiddie rides that were 5 cents each. Good times...

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    Pretty but not a fan of the no dogs rule. Love the water tho. It's a relaxing place for sure

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    Do we can swim?

    I would not recommend swimming at this location. The water fall creates a strong current and there are too many objects in the water. In my opinion, it is unsafe to swim at this location.

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    Audubon Town Park

    Audubon Town Park

    4.6(11 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    This huge park is easily accessible from the UB or Ellicott Creek trail bike paths. Lots of wide…read moreopen green spaces. No road noise. Just the wind and water. In addition to the bike and walking paths that pass through this park, it gets used for winter sports like snowshoeing and cross country skiing. There's tennis courts, too. No playgrounds that I can tell, but that makes it an ideal place to observe wildlife or have a quiet picnic. I've been in the area so many times without realizing this was here. Lots of benches, some with shade, some without. There's a pond for fishing. Just a lovely jewel in the suburbs near the university. Makes me wish I could have a do-over because my college experience would probably be a lot nicer in a place like this.

    Although this park is mostly known for its bike trails, I had an enjoyable time walking on the path…read morewith a friend a few days ago. A nice wooden bridge, Ellicott creek, a ton of planted trees , the American flag, and several wooden benches fill up this park, which reaches from North Forest to the UB campus. The best part of this walk, though, was when it started raining and we were heading back....... amazingly, a mama and baby deer came really close to the trail, eating grass and looking up at us every once in a while. That made for a great photo opportunity! I'll be back to take a ride on my bike sometime.... P.S. be cautious of your GPS , the address lead me to the golf course, not the park. The parking lot is on North Forest Ave just a bit past Maple .

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    5.0(1 review)
    26.1 mi

    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.

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