Everything it's very beautiful lots of trees also clean people were nice I felt safe and I seen…read moreswans and other animal like turtles and more.

Beautiful park and I've of the best places to do leaf peeping in the fall. The boardwalk is a great…read moreplace to walk or ride your bike. Watching the barges float through is truly a sight to see.

A hidden gem to be sure - serene, quiet, peaceful, and very accessible. The Brighton entrance is…read moremuch more dramatic and impressive.

Love this trail. Perfect warm up before going to gym. Takes me about 38 minutes to complete when I…read moremix jogging and brisk walking. Trails are clear so it's easy to navigate. Ample amount of parking. Closes at 10pm which was a shocker to me. I love when I see the parents letting their kids play in the water. Not on their iPads and out in nature burning energy. Good job to them! There's only a couple spots that I can see it being a problem if you arent able to move around well

Great local park on the city's edge and Brighton. They say there's over 100 acres here, it's a good…read moresize with some great views of the city skyline. This place can get busy especially in the summer months, lots of hiking, playground, basketball and tennis courts. Over the years I've played in some adult softball leagues. Lots of fun . Parking can sometimes be chaotic, there's a few smaller lots along the street. Family friendly park with a few lodges to rent. They have a few events and festivals held here too.

Cobbs Hill is a fabulous park- part of the reason for the low stars is our frustration in the…read morebasketball court. They recently resurfaced the whole area but there are no lights for it to be used as the day gets shorter. The tennis courts however have lighting... We would like to ask the park/city to consider lighting the basketball courts as they light the tennis courts to provide more equity and access for all.

The spring lilac festival is when this park shines. Lots of rolling paved walking trails amongst…read morebeautiful flowers in full bloom. The magnolias we especially colorful this year. The park was designed by premier landscape architect Fredric Law Olmsted back in the early part of the last century. The festival itself had plenty of parking, food vendors and music at the main stage. This park would certainly be stunning all year round. I can't wait to see it agin in another season.

I have grown to love Highland Park and very thankful we have such a great park at our fingertips…read more My kids love the Lamberton Conservatory, Lilac Adventure Zone natural playground and the smaller playground across from the Conservatory. For myself, I have enjoyed the early morning walks, being in nature and enjoying in the wonderful flora of the park.

This park is one of my favorites! On the left side of the park, you will find the walking trail,…read moreand on the right side of the park, you will find a large, grassy expanse and a playground. The trail is not long, but it runs alongside Irondequoit Creek and offers beautiful views of the water. Every time I visit, there are always a handful of people fishing as well. It is conveniently located right off 441, but when you're in the park, you'd never know. It's a wonderful little escape for anyone looking to take a walk, fish, or picnic. Note: the walking trail is not accessible for wheelchair or walker users. The trail is not paved and can be quite muddy in the rainy months. Terrain is uneven and hilly at times.

Nice park for a walk. We went to the left of the parking lot and did about two miles round trip,…read morebut the trail went further. I will say it was super muddy today, so make sure you wear boots if you are going when it is wet out! The trail is right along the water, which is cool. I will definitely come back here for another walk. My dog loved it!

My Aunt & Uncle recommended this playground in Webster Park while we were in town visiting…read more I saw a sign saying that this playground was dedicated to a little boy named Jack who passed away in 2016 at the age of 3. (So sad) Jack's Place is such an awesome playground! The recommended age range is 5-12. There are so many neat aspects of it including some unique spinning "rides", numerous slides, swings, lots of places to climb and a rubberized digging zone. There are a few benches around for the adults. Our kiddos had so much fun here! Highly recommend!

There's another Jack's Place playground in Webster Park at the corner of Holt and Lake Rd. The…read moreplayground is really nice. It looks new and is in a great location near the lake on warm days. Plenty of field and a couple of picnic tables. I don't recommend eating there based on our experience yesterday. We were invaded by what looked like fruit flies times 1,000. It literally rained bugs on us at the picnic table within one minute of sitting down so we booked it out of there and ate down the street another playground before returning. There are a few different activities for the kids, some the same as the location in Penfield such as the sand pit (here it's rubber), the big standup spinner, and the signature dinosaurs. Plenty to keep the kids happy. My kids loved it here!

What a great park with an absolutely stunning beach area! I was pleasantly surprised to learn about…read morethis place... even tho I've lived here all my life lol! Had some family photos taken here, the location was recommended by the photographer. We meet at the parking area near the white lady castle area. We walked down to the water where there's a small opening... and bam you are greeted with the beach area. Super happy with the area and how it became the perfect backdrop for our photos!

On July 30th, while swimming at Durand Beach on Lake Ontario, I noticed a man hiding behind a tree…read morewatching women and masturbating. I got out of the water and, from a distance, he exposed his genitals to me. He is tall, with a strong build and dark skin. I recommend that visitors stay alert and that the beach administration increase security.

I adore this 68-acre park. It is a beautiful oasis tucked on the town line of Henrietta and…read morePittsford. The walking trail and nature trail have very different environments to enjoy. The paths are lovingly maintained. I have visited in all seasons and conditions. Check out the town website for all of the community events hosted here as well as hours for the park and nature center. The historic home is open for tours and tells the story of the farm and family that owned it for 6 generations. There are restrooms near the parking lot area by the home. A small children's garden, a playground, a labyrinth /maze and exercise stations are just some of the things of note. There are plenty of benches to sit and relax and take in the views. This park is ADA compliant.

Found this park, well in town for the Heart Walk, stopped for a brief visit and exploration…read more Great jem for locals with nature center, nature trail, ada trail, fitness portion, events, turtles and doves in nature center. It was a short visit, due to time, air quality,and pollen. Enjoyed the sun, and beauty of nature. Will go back another time non allergy, air quality issue.

Aaaaah the Sunken Garden. I absolutely love that this has it's own Yelp page, first of all, because…read moreit DESERVES it! It is one of those special places that just feel distinctively "Rochester" while also feeling like maybe you've found some type of escape portal. BEWARE the photographers taking picture of local juniors in high school! Senior pics in the wild! Anyways, the sunken garden is a little hidden and not on the main path of Highland park. You go beyond the highland bowl then BOOM. If you can find a quiet time to drop by, it is amazingly peaceful and serene. You can take a walk through the entire highland park neighborhood after, or enjoy a picnic on the grass near highland bowl. Overall, a great ROC institution that's great for photos but also maybe just put your phone away and enjoy the view!

This is a beautiful place with a lot of history. Granted I was here at night but it was still…read moremagical. I can now understand why people come here for photos and etc. It's really pretty during all the seasons. It's part of Warner Castle I believe. It's a little hidden gem and if possible bring friends/family to check it out. It's a quiet spot in a busy area. I'll be back.. parking is basically street.

One of the best parks in Rochester by far! I've been visiting this place since I was a kid, from…read moreseeing all the wildlife ( so many deer!) to sledding the big hill every winder! Definitely a hometown favorite place to go! The park has over 2500 acres of amazing trees, trails, ponds, wetlands and so much wildlife. There are shelters and lodges available to rent. With so many great trails to hike, song trail is a popular one. Great spot to view the sunset and get some great photos. lol if you haven't been here before make sure you take the time to visit.

What a magical place to visit. All ages can enjoy the many trails seeing wildlife. Fairy land is a…read moretreat for the kids I love it too! Feed chickadees and titmouse from your hand it's amazing. Fun outdoor area kids can climb through the logs and check out Wild Wings and the many birds they have rescued. Highly recommend!