Wow. Who needs to go to DC when you have a beautiful Japanese garden in Buffalo. Really lovely…read moretrees and some parking in the lot. One thing, it has steps. Really difficult for the elderly if they can't walk well.

Very pretty area! We may have missed it, but it looked a lot smaller than we initially thought but…read moreagain we may have missed a section. There are not that many Japanese maple trees or maybe we were just too late in May. We went May 16 to see the full bloom, however, there were still some trees in bloom and it was very pretty and it smelled good. The area is well kept where the garden is but when you venture off into one side, it's a dark tunnel with spray paint all over. People were still running through it so I'm assuming it's a safe area. it's across the street from an art museum and the Japanese garden is a part of another history museum. Overall, I would say go because it is a pretty area with free parking, just missing a star because I thought it was going to be much larger with more history.

Well maintained softball diamonds! Been here every Wednesday this summer and the fields have always…read morebeen clean, freshly lined and raked. There are plenty of shady spots to sit, a playground for the kids. There are 2 restrooms, one in the park itself and one behind the main rec office.

The city maintains a very clean park. The grass is kept up. The park is free of litter…read more There are two outdoor swimming pools on site.

The Park designed by Frederick Olmstesd is a must see.For the fitness finatic this park has…read moreeverything. You can golf, play tennis, basketball, rollar blade, walk or jog.Great for people watching or just walking your dog.Plus see the beautiful rose garden.Shakespere in the park in the summer is definitely a must,and i attend each performance. Plus you can witness the cherry blossom trees.Rent a boat or the flamingos and go exploring. You can picnic or grab a bite at the terrace at delaware park restaurant which has incredible food.The park is also popular for the Corporate Challenge and many marathons. Fun time for the whole family.

I really enjoy taking in all that Delaware Park has to offer.I play tennis, jog, and enjoy running…read moremany of the marathons in the park.I attend the two performances of Shakespeare in the park with family and friends which is such a fun night out.You can golf, roller blade, play basketball or walk your dog.Its great for picnics or to dine in the Terrace at Delaware Park restaurant. The rose garden and cherry blossom trees are definitely worth coming to take a peak at.Plus you can rent a flamingo and go paddling around the lake.So much fun to be had by one and all.

I spent a lot of time in Broderick park in my youth and never realized that there was a whole other…read morelarger side to the island. I discovered this following the shoreline trail on my bike. Going over the rickety bridge is quite the adventure. Lots of times in Sundays you'll see small ethnic celebrations going on. It's definitely one of the quieter parks around. The trail leads you down the shore up to Broderick. I highly recommend riding your bike over the turning bridge and to the other side and heading out the Broderick side with the draw bridge

Shocked I havnt reviews this small park yet. Yelp, you took away the draft mode. That's…read moreunfortunate. So very busy Park pretty small but has a lot of nature going on and evidently has some wetland restoration going on as well. For the first time I've seen a sign read it back here today.

Matthew Broderick Park is named after none other than Matthew Broderick, who filmed key scenes of…read moreFerris Bueller here before running over several Buffalonians in his car after filming. It's okay though, because he's famous. I love this place, as I love the adjacent Squaw Island Park and Bird Island Pier. A lot of people underrate this place but they shouldn't. It's a lovely spot in Buffalo and unlike any other, especially because the Pier that extends out from here, goes all the way under the PB. I was last here not too long ago, a few months maybe. I always bring out of town tourists here (if they like walking), we wander around Squaw Island, the park, this part of it, and then along the Pier. It's beautiful, the views are spectacular, I recommend it to anyone. It's pretty harrowing in winter, though. In fact, Broderick Park is that amazing park just north of the Peace Bridge. To get to it, you drive all the way to the end of Ferry, across the rusted metal drawbridge, and you're on a little green island, which is also known as Broderick Park. It's a wonderful park with spectacular views of the Peace Bridge (known as the Pizza Bridge to Canadians because it's their most direct link to amazing Pizza... i.e. Buffalo Pizza), and it gives way to Bird Island Pier, where you can flip the bird to Canada-bound trucks and passenger cars and buses, and there's really nothing they can do about it except vow to exact revenge upon their return to the country, which may not even happen given the climate of border crossings into the USA at the moment.

Took a walk down walkway toward Peace Bridge sorry still can't go past the bridge. the area was…read moretaken care of several fisherman doing their thing few people walking nice day for it

With no reviews on Yelp or google I didn't know what to expect at this park. When we arrived my…read morekids were thrilled to find a new playground they haven't been to with lots of fun things to do. There's a good size playground with the following: - a separate high swirl slide - two climbing equipments - a tire swing - a set of swings to the side - a picnic area - a softball field - an area to play 4-square (never heard of this game but a family explained it to me and it looks like fun. You do need to bring a rubber playground ball - google shows Walmart sells one by Franklin sports for less than $5-) The park is very clean, and it turns it's because one of the neighborhood family keeps it that way. We saw a man walking around with a bag and trash picker collecting whatever litter he spotted - what an amazing guy! There's no public restroom in sight or porta potty. However, there is a playground supervision office that opens from 12-6pm from 6/27-8/12 so it might have a restroom. Maybe?

Hoyt Lake is a perfect place to just relax or take a leisurely stroll. The path around the lake is…read morea little over a mile. Or you can enjoy the lake itself by renting a paddle boat or canoe. You can also launch your own small boat or kayak. The lake is surrounded by many other popular spots to visit. The AKG is right across the street with the Buffalo History Museum being on the other end. You can enjoy the Delaware Park Rose Garden or a night in the summer at Shakespeare in the Park. Or just the rest of the park. There's a bit of something for everyone. The only issue might be parking, which could be difficult at times since it's just like any city park area. Be patient and look around. It'll be worth the effort. 2024-74

A wonderful place within Delaware Park. Parking is quite iffy depending on when you arrive.read more