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!

While the rhinos are gone the stadium remains - rebranded as Rochester Community Sports Complex…read more Not much has changed - parking is still a pain, a bit run down inside It's nice that it's an option for other groups needing lager field space

Great facilities, very good for Rochester, NY...very much needed for a nice facility in our…read morecommunity.

Same baseball filed ... different name again ! Fun for families as the ball players and staff are…read moreinteracting with the fans. Great food and great choices of food but the lines are super long. Sit in assigned seats or sit on the sunny grass. Also in the summer they have bring your pup days which are always fun!!

While up from Houston, we decided to take our kids to see our childhood homes. When I saw that this…read moreWOODEN PLAYGROUND from my childhood was still here, we HAD TO stop! This thing has been around for I'd say 25-30 years (???) Our kids LOVED this playground! Some of the comments was "This is the best playground everrrr." Or "This is the biggest playground over ever seen!" They had so much fun playing hide and seek in all the nooks and crannies that these wooden playground always had! Definitely recommend! There are also baseball, football, soccer fields as well as tennis courts and basketball courts here. We saw a a covered pavilion with a couple picnic tables and a port-o-potty.

Well maintained public park with swings, fitness trail, pavilion, baseball fields and a dog park…read more Many walking trails that wind through the park . A catch and release fishing pond.

I'm shocked there's not more rave reviews for this park! I almost didn't come because of the lack…read moreof photos, but I'm glad I did. There are three separate playgrounds, and so much for kids to do. My two-year-old had an absolute blast, and when I come back with my 10-year-old I'm sure he will too. In addition to these three separate playgrounds there are baby swings and a full set of bigger swings, as well as a handicap accessible toddler and wheelchair swing.

This is a nostalgic review for me! I grew up directly down the street from Davis Park and enjoyed…read morespending tons of time there for various reason. The infamous Hot Dog Cup (lol what a name for a children's recreational soccer league tournament), to picnics with friends, to now taking my nephew to the playground on occasional Sundays when we're visiting my parents! The park is well maintained and underutilized by Chili residents. It houses all kinds of sports for kiddos - I think both of my brothers played baseball here, my sister did pop warner cheerleading, and I did Chili rec soccer. There's playgrounds, pavilions for rent, walking trails, and two distinct entrances to the park. Sports fields take up the bulk of the park, and it is pretty sizable. I look forward to taking my pup for a walk here since there's tons of green space and room for her to explore. I am sure it has been odd to see this park less bustling all throughout COVID, and I am looking forward to taking a winter walk through here very soon.

Attended a snow tubing event at Greystone Feb 2026 and the inefficiency of the snow tubing process…read morewas shocking. We haven't been in a few years. For a 2 hour event our 3 kids went down the hill 7 times. It wasn't having busy. We've been at busier times. First the check in process was held up. The ticket printer broke and the staff didn't know how to fix it. The manager called for tech support and the other staff waited. The POS was still working, why couldn't they just write down the pass instead of making everyone wait in line for 20+ minutes while the manager spoke with tech support? A parent at the front of the line asked if the kids can just go out and get started and they were told no. The hill waiting for everyone to exit is the hold up on the process. Before the next launch everyone has to exit a t the bottom. It takes forever. We timed it, approx 14.58 minutes once hooked to the exit point. A little longer once there was a bottle neck after their pos was back up and running. We compared to amusement park and water slides and Greystone is left as inefficient. For the price of tickets, it's better to save your money for Seabreeze or Bristol Mountain. The Waffle House was just as inefficient in customer experience. We asked for 3 hot coca and waffle bundle. Staff apologized that more waffles had to be made but would be right out. It was one employee. Staff then helped the queue before putting the waffles in the toaster oven. For 3 waffles it took another 20 minutes and they ended up having 12 waffles to make after. Why is there one staff member scheduled to check people out and make the coffee, cocoa, waffles etc? It's something I expect at Disney, not a low populated snow tubing location.

So much fun! We went as a family of all ages and enjoyed ourselves. The staff was helpful and kind,…read moreespecially to my elderly mother (who had a blast tubing) We had various level of ability and all of us felt safe and able to participate. I would recommend it for groups looking to have fun.

I have not done this but I did the Jr roller derby for a while, and it was good at first. Most of…read morethe coaches were good, but everyone wanted to be special. Whether that meant pretending to get hurt, of constantly changing your pronouns. I am 100000000% supportive of LGBTQ+ but their is a point where you just need to make a decision. Some of the kids would not respect your boundaries.

I must say, I became a fan of this sport when I went to see it!…read more The rules are a bit tricky to get, and we don't have a full grasp of them, but we managed to follow the game and have a ton of fun! When I went to the Derby a few years ago, it was an exhibition game, so it wasn't as intense as this game (this one was a championship game). They ladies were intense! The games go fast, and there were very few timeouts! Fast paced and intense! A few issues though, the food choices are limited, and so are the beer choices, and the dome arena was freezing! Bring some blankets. Also,get suicide seats, the game is way more intense to watch up close.