All 5 stars are for the amazing views afforded by "The Jump-off"…read more This is a great place to stop to take in some views if you're driving through the area!

My daughter's high school graduation party was ruined because of the staff at the Ontario County…read morePark at Gannett Hill! I rented an enclosed pavilion for her graduation party in October of last year. The party was planned for Sunday, June 28th. We called Ontario County Park the week before the party several times and left several messages to see if we could decorate Saturday night and then her party was Sunday. No one returned our calls. My 17 year old daughter started decorating Sunday morning at 8:30 am. At 10 am a group of woman from Buffalo showed up at our pavilion and said they also rented the pavilion for Sunday. Our only communication with this establishment was their scheduling calendar. My daughter checked this calendar daily worried that her perfect day may be ruined. Up until Friday morning before the party, the calendar said we were renting the correct pavilion on Sunday. After the woman told my daughter that we were double booked, my daughter checked the calendar and it now said we were renting the pavilion Saturday and these woman were renting it Sunday. Someone messed up and moved us on the calendar at some point Friday or Saturday. The grounds guy and his "boss" told us that we needed to leave or they were going to call the police and have us arrested for trespassing. They told my 17 year old her mom was going to be arrested. My daughter asked the staff why no one had returned our calls all week and the "boss" told my 17 year old daughter " she should have walked her happy little a$$ around the park to find him". This is unacceptable! The police showed up and we were packed up and leaving. Now we then had 2 hours to rent tables and chairs and contact people that the party was moved. We were only able to reach about 50 people out of 100 who were invited. I am a Naples tax payer and I think if they messed up and double booked us I should have had dibs over the park in Naples instead of a group of woman from Buffalo! I spoke to a gentleman who overseas the staff and he apologized and was going to call me back. He has not called me back in almost 2 weeks. My daughter and I have not been refunded our $175 we spent on the pavilion and cabin for the weekend. Do not plan your special events at this park. It is heartbreaking to see your child's day ruined when there were plenty of things they could have done differently!

This is a great park. It is well-maintained and clean. Plenty of room for kids to run around or…read morefor a family picnic. Kids will love it and parents and Grandparents too. The Outhouse family donated the land for this park many years ago and were influential members of the Canandaigua community. I really appreciate their generosity for future generations.

Rented the lodge at Outhouse park for a Halloween party for teens. It was fabulous. The experience…read moreof renting, picking up the key, returning keys, etc was so easy. Definitely will plan to have future events here.

What a beautiful area for the family. There is a small park on the lake with cabins and picnic…read moreareas. Then across the street is a parking lot at the top and you can hike above the gorge or below along the creek. Beautiful falls views. Sometimes hard to get to the falls after a lot of rain. Very slippery on walking the water trail. The upper trail has some elevation, but then flattens out with viewing areas and a peek at the falls. Beautiful area.

Beautiful scenery and picturesque lodge camping venue. They have a designated swimming area,…read moreplayground, game room as well. Perfect spot for a wedding this past weekend.

So I went there got parking, which is usually busy so it's nice to get parking. The water is green…read more It's OK to look at. There is nice place to walk in. People fish over there as well. There's a nice garden over there. I tried to sit down, but of course all the bugs get you. The bathrooms aren't really maintained so definitely bring some Lysol wipes.

Quick stop on a cold November day when visiting my sister in Geneseo. Long Point Park is a small…read morecommunity park in Geneseo along Conesus Lake which is part of the Finger Lakes. In the summertime this area is booming. There's a nice open picnic area, a large pavilion, and a smaller pavilion with large built-in grill. Obviously the biggest attraction in the park is the lake. Surprisingly there were actually a few small boats out on the water in this frigid cold. Great place to check out but I'd recommend doing it on a warmer day!

We visited this small beach/park many times during a recent visit to Canandaigua. It was well…read moremaintained; I saw town employees performing landscaping and lifeguards raking the sand on the beach. There is a rule that all trash must be carried out; there are no trash cans on the premises. While it was mostly clean, I would recommend installing some trash cans because there was some garbage left behind by families who were using the park grills. There were several people smoking cigarettes in the grassy area and on the beach, which is against the rules but the lifeguards didn't say anything to them. We visited at various times of the day during our stay and we saw some fantastic sunrises and sunsets. There were families walking along the beach and an artist painting the sunset one evening. It seemed to be a pretty safe area and never too busy, even during mid-day.

It's a beautiful lake and greatly taken care of including both the beach and rest rooms!…read more Unfortunately the rules are a bit over bearing for families to have fun. If you have older children the life guards are stricter.... No dogs No floating device ( which I understand for safety reasons) No splashing or engaging in activities the life guards deem rough - this is not consistant between life guards However, if you have young children that want to throw rocks this behavior the the lifeguards deem appropriate. Other behaviors that were not addressed that that I assume are OK include: Smoking around young children ( both cigarettes and Marijuana) and insanely loud and frequent use of profanity. However, I was able to watch numerous young children throw rocks at eachother with no reprimand.

Great place to go for hiking, bike riding and cross country skiing. I love the location, close to…read morehome for me and easy to park and access the trail. Always clean and trail is clear. The park is open daily from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. (normal hours for most trails around here) Pets are allowed, but must be on a leash. People are really good about this, as well as the carry in carry out policy. Love all the wildlife I've seen here, lot's of deer walking through the area... and even across the trail. Tons of small animals as well. Very peaceful and quite. I recommend grabbing a coffee and going early in the am.

This trail is definitely worth checking out. I've ran all of it and my favorite part is the stretch…read morethat starts at the end of the neighborhood south of Veteran's Memorial Park in Henrietta and goes to a road just east of the Veteran's Memorial Park in Rush. During Autumn it's breathtakingly beautiful and if you want to experience it all during one day I'm sure biking would be doable. Now if you keep going instead of veering off to Rush, which is gorgeous during the Fall, you will end up at some kind of junction for the Lehigh Valley Trail, which basically has a mini-museum about trains. The east-west part of the trail has a number of bridges which are interesting, but mainly worth while of either you're a history buff or you're like me and enjoy having a sense of continuity with your running adventures. There is also a stretch of trail that runs from Genesee Valley Park to right before the RIT Barnes & Noble, and that one is okay. I really wish that part of the trail connected all the way to the one near Veterans Memorial Park, but what can you do.

This park feels like a cute, tucked-away secret. We used the shelter for a baby shower and it was…read moreperfect. There is a kitchen area available which was helpful in staging the food and drink before the event. There are three garage doors which you can leave open on a beautiful day (we did) or close it if the weather isn't great. There is a nice playground for the kids to run around and play on. There is also plenty of parking available.

First the good stuff. beautiful park. well maintained with lots of nice hiking trails. Easy…read moreaccess to the upper and middle falls (by car) with a hike to the lower falls. We were there during the week so not as crowded as it probably is on the weekend. So day trips are highly recommended. The bad: we camped overnight. it was a two night minimum but at 30$ a night did not break the bank. the facilities are old and pretty beat up. still works but needing replaced. there are camping area's for pets and for those without. There is no cell reception. again, not a deal breaker but good to know ahead of time. camp sites are close but not on top of each other. For campers who need to do dishes but do not have a sink it is forbidden to do them in the bathroom. no camp sinks are provided. just had to wipe them out and wash them at our next campsite. As I said above, great for a day visit not sure i would stay overnight again. a solid 4 stars for day trips but only 3 for overnight camping.

We spent about 6 hours here. We arrived just shortly after 9:00 am paid $10 entrance fee. We…read moredecided to go do the tour with ranger of Lower Falls at 10:00am. But first we went to 2 look outs while we were scoping out where the octagon bldg was. Easy park to navigate. Went to visitor center their gift shop opens at 10:00. Then to Inspiration Point where we witness a couple getting married. Off to Lower Falls to hike with Conrad. He was very informative. Learned a lot about geology and the gorge and erosion moving the falls. We were the only 2 and he went my pace and we did it in an hour. Was muddy recommend hiking shoes and used my trekking poles.Had a few steps. Then to the nature center, we did not do the autism trail. Down to Glen Iris to park. The museum was closed. And didn't do council grounds. Went down by Middle Falls. Then back to car to drive to Upper Falls. And off to Glen Iris for a 1:30 reservation. Could have went earlier but it worked out. Lunch rush was over. I'll post those pics in Caroline's. And picked up a gift at the gift shop. After that we just drove the park getting out at the lookouts. Recommend the Wolf Creek stop , nice place to eat lunch if you brought food and the scenery there was very nice. We didn't hike up those steps to Tea Creek instead we drove and parked there. Our last stop was the dam outlook gift shop where we got Perry Ice Cream, which reminded me of grocery store ice cream. We really enjoyed the waterfalls here!