Came here with friends while visiting from Texas…read more This is a great splash pad. Lots of fun areas to interact with. Came July 8 and water was COLD. Greece residents are free and others are $5/child. (Ugh) Parent seating scattered around. Some shaded, some not. Our friends say it's usually packed in the mornings. Splash pad is right next to a great playground. We bounced from one to the other.

what a great park dot not only is there a splash park for kids of younger and older age... But…read morethere's a lot of great places to sit including benches and then there's umbrellas and you can put a blanket on the ground or bring your own chairs. There's also a great playground that is fenced in and has benches. Also in there to sit on and outside of the playground there are picnic tables with umbrellas. A great place really nice, adequate space. Well kept up and neat and tidy. Everything was working great and every child there was having a ball and so were the grown-ups. The bathrooms are just a short walk from the park which is great and they were neat and tidy also. Thanks for a great time with my grandson.

Fun little water park. We did a birthday party and it was well worth it. The slides are mild and…read morenot too fast or high. We will go again. Good took a very long time.

I'm giving the resort a 2 star per my 7 year olds 1st experience. We have been excited to go here…read morefor quite some time, as it's a local resort. We were only able to stay for maybe an hour because the water was so cold. Myself, husband, and our two boys were absolutely freezing. The water was not heated and the air was maybe 75 degrees. Very disappointing about spending over $140 just for tickets. If the manager reviews this, I'd greatly appreciate a refund or give my boys another chance to change their experience with heated water. Thank you.

This is a free mini "water park" which is perfect for little ones. We took my 1 1/2 niece here and…read moreshe had a blast discovering the water. Just be careful of the buckets that could knock a little one over. There is also a playground for little kids and big kids, a huge walking trail, soccer fields and BATHROOMS! If you're lucky and you like hot dogs and burgers there is sometimes a hot dog cart there. I would say under 6 is the perfect age.

Roseland waterpark is a good place to cool off and enjoy some water fun. Day passes are expensive…read morecompared to other local waterparks. Other parks can get more bang for the buck and experiences for the day. The season pass has more value. Free parking is a bonus. The waterpark staff is efficient and alert. Food service is very slow, but the food is good. Limited number of experiences but for young kids it's enough to spent a couple of hours hanging out. There is a gift shop on site for any items that may have been forgotten and locker rentals. There is enough seating for all. The site is clean.

I love this place! It's a straightforward water park, great for kids, several options, but not…read moresuper thrilling. Which, if you're a mom taking a bunch of tween boys, is honestly quite perfect. I expect if you're a parent of a toddler it is also great but I can't speak to the tots section. Definitely go at 3 for the discounted price. There's not so much to do that you want to spend all day there, nor can you expect to picnic with your own food or find a lot of $$$ food for purchase (unless Dots and pretzels are your typical lunch). You do not need more than 3hrs at this park. You do need a ton of water and splurge for the locker for your valuables so you can leave a beach bag of towels and water on any of the many strategically placed shady loungers. There were no obvious water fountains or sunblock dispensers if that's what you're interested in finding at a place like this (lots of water for "employees only" though). The slides were all really fun, except the two hardcore ones which looked like a massive wedgie machine and an elbow cutter/bathing suit ripper, respectively. Stay with the inner tube options. You'll get plenty of exercise hauling those inner tubes up, but the group slide takes the tube up for you. Heaviest person will end up backward, so keep that in mind if the kids in your tube are complaining that they don't get to go backward and it's boring and you're breaking your neck trying to see the next curve and screaming "hold on! We're all going to die!" (Not me, obv, I was super chill and weigh less than a 12yo.) Maaaaaajor props to the lifeguards. The wave pool is rough with waves from each corner so you're just constantly swaying and a large deep end. The waves are turned off regularly so you can revive yourself for the next go around, but even still, it's easy to get sucked into the deep end and struggle if you're not a strong swimmer and just bouncing off the pool bottom to ride the wave. It's easy to get pulled deeper with each bounce until you can't touch. The lifeguards are stationed every 10' on each side and paying close attention- saw them rescue someone who'd just started that "I'm about to drown" look before any disaster occurred. I was in AWE. There was a lifeguard training happening the whole time we were there in every pool/slide and it was thorough and impressive. So important at a water park!!! One star off because the bathroom and shower area was pretty gross. Only one stall to change in, curtains didn't close, soaking wet floor, cold showers. Prepare accordingly. Also, the lazy river was NOT LAZY. Kids were being wild and shoving, which, fine, but mostly there are several long sections where you're basically fire-hosed and it is not great. Again, prepare accordingly, and maybe use the inner tube around your waist so you can walk through those sections to get through them faster.

Webster park is one of 4 area parks that is regularly groomed for skate skiing and traditional…read moretrack nordic skiing. There are miles of trails and once the trails have been groomed, skied and packed in, the snow sticks around a while. Plus their location to the east of Rochester and right on the lake means they often get several inches of new snow when other parks might only get a dusting. My husband and I are avid cross-country skiers and we have skied all over the park, including areas that are not groomed. The park is beautiful, quiet, with ample parking, and when the temps are good, it is about the best you can get. There are trails that are more easy/flat, trails that wind through woods, trails with up and down hills, trails in the pine forest, trails across the open fields - lots of options for every level of skier!! There are also many parking lots where you can access the trails, and for those who like other winter activities, like ice fishing and sledding, there are lots of places to enjoy. I love this park, especially in winter!

The meeting rooms are large. Several can be combined to accomodote a larger crowd…read more They have several classes for adults and for the community. I attended Absolutely Abby wkshop. Nice setup. I saw people at Gym; a pool available. Outside there was a kid game of soccer full of parents.

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 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.

Signed up for "Learn to Ride Program", picked the day with no issues (8/22). Me and my son show up…read moreto the park on the day we reserved and were told that they over booked for the day. After some back and forth, they did tell me they were going to refund me and it should be 2-3 business days. Almost 2 weeks later no refund!

Having grown up waterskiing, we weren't really sure what to expect from Roseland Wake Park, but…read morewanted a way to waterski without needing to rent a boat during our trip up to the Finger Lakes. We did a private lessons and had a blast. Kyle was really helpful in helping us get up on slalom skis, which felt different than behind a boat. He was patient and enthusiastic, and both of us were able to get up zipping around the cables. Thanks for the lesson and great afternoon!

It has been an honor being the chosen provider of storage for the Clifton Land team over the last…read morefew years. If you've been to Roseland Water Park in Canandaigua or the many Splash Car Wash or Classy Chassis locations, you have Clifton Land to thank. They are fast, efficient, and exceptionally skilled contractors. Dave C. has assembled a great team- Amanda, Dave M., and Ryan are serious assets to the company!

This access to black creek is awesome! Make sure you go left when you enter the water. If you go…read moreright, its much more choppy and you're headed toward a drastic waterfall. The journey leftward is absolutely beautiful. Calm water throughout. The park surrounding is serene, for the most part its just you, the water and nature. There are some homes along the water but everytime I've gone, they've been quite quiet. Havent run into other people besides just a few other kayakers or fisherman.

Too boring. It looks like and abandoned place. They should clean the water more. Too many weeds…read morearound