Love the lakefront. Was able to spend all day Monday here while a local young man swam the entire…read morelake in honor of his cousin and benefit my niece who is battling thyroid cancer. Incredible day spent at the very scenic lakefront. Surprised how many people hang out at the lake. But it's absolutely perfect.

Clean lake front with plenty of seating. Carry in and carry out for trash. A few businesses across…read morethe street for food and beverages. Playground for kids and kayak/SUP rentals near by. Great place to unwind and spend the day.

We found Lagoon Park on Yelp and it was a quick and easy drive, so we went to check it out. The…read morefirst thing we noticed is that parking was obscure - we had to stop to ask a nice couple for directions! (Turns out guest parking spots are across the street from the park entrance on Lakeshore Dr, if anyone else is wondering!) Lagoon Park has a really simple and easy to walk trail - it was all flat and mostly graveled. It only took us about 20-25 minutes to circle around (with a 6 year old to boot), so we ended up circling it twice to get a longer walk in! Along the way we stopped to check out two bridges, investigated a couple of smaller dirt trails, admired the MASS amount of lily pads, waved hello to a few of the nice people in the small section of neighborhood we passed by, and the trail leads you right past Wegmans, so we took a break for some sugar cookies, too! I also noticed there were quite a few great fishing spots, if you're looking for those. And a few maps of the trail, which was a nice addition, even though I can't imagine it's easy to get lost here. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for a nice easy trail walk, or some hidden fishing nooks!

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.

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.

This is a great little park with a playground, a pavillion which is perfect for gatherings and…read morefamily reunions, wide open grassy areas for flying kites and remote controlled flyers, and plenty of parking areas. There is an airport nearby so you may see some small air traffic occasionally. Well kept with nice landscaping. Rock on!

I can't believe I'm the first to review this place!…read more We have been excited to check out the new Motion Junction playground since before it was finished and open to the public. We heard that it was supposed to be fully inclusive, the first of its kind. So when we saw the sign for the grand opening ceremony, we knew we were going! The ceremony was really beautiful, and a lot more people attended than I expected. They told us the story of how the idea of this playground came to be, recognized everybody that helped and donated, and informed us that it would be finished in "phases". So it is not yet complete, even though the playground is ready be loved and enjoyed by all! I honestly can not tell you how much I love this playground. The ground is padded with soft, squishy material. (It won't hurt if you fall!) There are sidewalks and ramps everywhere. For kids there are monkey bars, balance platforms, bridges, slides, musical instruments, fully accessible swings, zip lines, and more! There is a giant smiley face "meet up" spot. There are buddy benches for kids that want to find a friend. There is a communication station for the nonverbal. Umbrellas and benches are strewn throughout, and heartwarming inclusive signs made by kids, for kids are hung around the outer fence. In the future they plan to put a building down with a proper entrance that has bathrooms and a concession stand. A friend of mine that uses a wheelchair was excited that she could finally swing with her daughter. This place is magic, guys. And it's not even finished. Super highly recommend a visit!

Not fun for anyone over the age of 5. Also, the water fountain doesn't work, which isn't fun.read more

A nice pier on the Canandaigua Finger Lake to take a little stroll while looking at the boats and…read morecolorful house boats with benches along the way.

Great little spot for a walk along the water. Historic boathouse on little finger piers provide…read moregreat inspiration for painters and photographers. Pave the sidewalks with benches every now and then to rest make it a great spot for walking with folks of all ages. Easy free parking and a few little restaurants and craft breweries within walking distance should you get hungry or thirsty while enjoying the beautiful waterfront

Sonnenberg is a perfect city park. Playground for the kiddos and 8 pickleball courts that are free…read moreto use. Lots of parking and trails, and softball fields. The restrooms could be updated, but sure it's not in the budget.

Love this park! It's got pretty much everything that you could want - basketball courts, tennis…read morecourts, a playground, covered picnic tables, and LOTS of yard. It's nestled in a quiet, friendly neighborhood. You will also find a "Little Library" for book sharing, and displays set up with pages from a storybook along the path by the soccer nets. A fun thing to come and do if you have kids!

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.