We stopped heee while on a road trip to use the bathrooms. Several cars were parked nearby with…read morepeople sitting in the cars. We were unsure if we were in a safe area.

A great place for a family gathering! We were in shelter #3 on a hot Sunday afternoon, but with the…read morebreeze and shade, it felt nice. It was also nice to have trees and a variety of playground equipment, plus a volleyball net and sand available. Really a perfect place for a reunion or party.

This is a nice neighborhood park with a lot of different facilities. They have the following:…read more- 4 Tennis Courts - Basketball Court - Playground Areas - Horseshoe Pits - Volleyball Courts - 4 baseball diamonds - Soccer Field - 1 Roller/Street Hockey Rink If you are a Clarence resident, they also have two really nice enclosed party pavilions for rent, WITH refrigerators, sinks, and electric hook ups. Also restrooms attached to one of them. Bike trail connects this park to Memorial Park. No dogs, glass, or alcohol.

This is the OG trap park. It is the best park out there. Its got a soccer field, baseball diamonds,…read moreplaygrounds, slides, mery go round, and a dope gazebo. Highly recommend this park. Especially if your toking up with the boys;)

Being a former town employee, the town dies a decent job maintaining their parks…read more This review is for the Polish/ American festival; which the park is a perfect spot for location; as when I was younger; used to be a polish neighborhood. Being of polish heritage; curiosity had brought me to see changes; since covid; first hit. I loved the archway when you walked in; and was pleasantly surprised to see new food vendors. Great addictions were Mazureks Bakery, Bacik vendor, who has her own cooking show on Sundays in the evening , and Polish Cadets. Learned in addition, how the polish decorative eggs are made and the work and skill that goes into it. The rest of the festival was the same status quo. Liked how one didn't feel crowded in the food tent. Great job organizers.

Perfect place for a picnic! My partner and I enjoyed our Memorial day in the park. There are no…read moredogs allowed signs posted all around the park, but there's also places to dump your doggy bags. I'd say if you bring your pet, be sure to keep them staked or on a leash! There is a tennis net, volleyball net and basketball court. There's also a playground and plenty of shelters. Usually there are soccer or baseball games going at the entrance of the park, but it never seems to get overcrowded. If you're looking for a green area, here you have it!

We come to Clearfield from another town to participate in the AYB basketball program. The center…read moreis great, the gyms are huge (even the "small gym"), the facilities clean, and the bathrooms have always been kept clean and sanitary every time we've visited. I appreciate the updated water fountain in the hallway that makes it easy to refill sports bottles!

My son's soccer organization switched to this outdoor field this spring and I LOVE IT!…read more The last place we were at which was STRICTLY soccer fields was awful. We had to park so far away from the fields we played on, the grass would have clumps left over from mowing, and worst of all goose poop EVERYWHERE! I would look like an idiot wearing black rain boots because I didn't want goose crap all over my shoes! These fields here at Clearfield are very well maintained. There is absolutely no goose poop or clumps of grass. Parking is a bit closer. There are a few well maintained tennis courts as well, a pool, and also a kids area with little water slides and such. I'm not sure what the policy is for using these, and I tried to find out on their website and got nowhere, but I do know it is open to all residents.

After leaving the coffee shop, I stopped here and spent a few hours working from the van and at a…read morepicnic table. This is a large park and there is a lot going on here. A lighted baseball field, lighted tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball, horseshoe pits, playground and lots of spots to picnic. Three separate pavilions are available to be reserved. Lots of beautiful landscaping and trees. Lots of shade. It's a beautiful park. [Review 1398 of 2024 - 402 in New York - 22421 overall]

Small park tucked away in Clarence at Harris Hill and Wherle. Park has lots of swings and…read moreplayground items available with a baseball diamond.

On Sweet Home just south of Maple is this cute park. There is a children's area with various…read moreplayground structures. All clean and colorful. There is also an open park area for frisbee or other type games that need some more space. There is parking. There is not a fence between the park and Sweet Home Road though, so be careful.

I brought my small girl here as she loves to play with other dogs. It was on the warmer side and…read morethe small dog park had limited shade as there was only some by the fence of the large dogs and one tree. The water fountains for the dogs were great and there was a mixture of dirt and grass for the dogs to run in. I could see it being a major issue if you are planning to attend after a large storm. I loved that there were human bathrooms located right outside the park. My biggest issue with the park was that there was a very overwhelming smell of urine throughout the small dog park. I think having more grass for the small dog area would have alleviated that smell a bit but other than that it was a fine experience.

I've been taking my dog here for a while now and we both love it! It's always kept up well, clean,…read morehas plenty of water (there's a water fountain and water bowls), benches, poop bags and garbages. There's a solid list of rules at the gate. There's plenty of space for my dog to run around as much as he wants. We are so grateful for this dog park!

Hamlin Park is a staple site of East Aurora. There is a volleyball court, a hardball baseball…read morediamond, a half-mile track, tennis and pickleball courts, a multi-purpose field and more in the vicinity and lots of kids having fun, running around. I learned the park is 16 acres large and has been around since 1899! The old trees are a sight to see, and the area feels like you're right in nature. The playground is vast and somewhat outdated, but the kids don't seem to mind. Many events take place here, too, including performances by the Aurora Players Theater and the Rotary Bandstand. Cars aren't allowed, and parking is limited; you might have to find parking on one of the side streets. I noticed there are restrooms too, and a couple of picnic shelters. Leave your beer, your dog and your snowmobile at home; they're not allowed, along with some other items you might want to look up before venturing out. It's a great public park and worth a stopover to relax and enjoy nature on one of the benches or bring a picnic and enjoy your time at one of the picnic tables. Truly, something for everyone.

I drank the Kool-Aid that is East Aurora and I would now love to live in this idyllic town. My…read moreboyfriend, his family and I went to Hamlin Park to see fireworks. The park had vendors, people were picnicking, kids were playing, there was a band and baseball field. Hamlin Park was out of a Hallmark Movie. Hallmark should not only continue to use Viddler's as a location for movies, but should also include this park for a summer movie location. There is also a stage in the park that features both free theatrical productions and ticketed productions. Check out Aurora Players for that information.