Loved it here! What a great park. I went here on opening day of the fishing season. So, there were…read morelots of people at the river. They have great walking trails, too! And, this park has plenty of great spots where you could have a picnic!

One of my favorite spots for relaxing right in the middle of town. Plenty of shade, picnic tables,…read moreshelter, a playground, and restrooms. The sounds of the stream running along the park are perfect for the calm setting and drowning out any noises from town.

This place was so much fun! I was looking for a new spot to hit up some trails. I'm so glad that I…read morefound this park! There is a baseball field here, picnic tables, quiet trails, etc. I would definitely come back here!

Beautiful trails around a mesmerizing body of water. Location has cabins for camping, ice cream and…read morefood near the beach, a huge glorious playground for the kids, an event building, picnic shelters and clear kayaks available for rent. There's a little interactive museum, several clean restrooms and much more. If you haven't visited this gem, you must go! It's about three hours and thirty minutes from Buffalo, New York. Relax, unwind and detox from city life. Went September 20th and admission was free.

This is a great place for hiking, picnicking, camping and swimming. You won't find more beautiful…read moreshades of aquamarine in lakes anywhere near Green Lakes State Park. The water is stunning. Be prepared for crowded trails on the weekends, including many people walking their dogs. If you can get there during the week, there'll be a lot less people. Most of the crowd is around the first lake. If you make the long lake loop it becomes a lot less populated. The signage could be better, if this is your first time, get a trail map or you can wind up walking around in a loop

Parking lot is small, can fit maybe 6 cars, but this is a great spot! I take my dog here, leashed…read moreof course, and there are varying levels of trails. It stays pretty cool because of the tree covering. Some of the trails you have to go single file but it's a great location and beautiful views.

Sadly my recent visit was during this hot summer weather. Despite the falls being completely dried…read moreup, I enjoyed my strong along the three falls trail and the pond trail. I look forward to coming back when the falls are running again. This park is a part the Central New York Converservancy. Small parking lot. Good signage.

We love going to Ryder Park, which is connected to the Erie Canal Trail. It is located right next…read moreto the Town of Dewitt building. There is a fun playground with lots of swings and slides. There is a large pavilion with attached bathrooms and electricity, and there is another smaller pavilion there as well. There's also a nice trail around a cute pond and a steam that runs beyond it, and you are permitted to fish there. It's a great place to visit to ply and hang out, and is also able to be reserved for parties or events.

Whilst I do like the park in it's entirety, the best part of Jamesville Beach Park is it's huge dog…read morepark. One thing I noticed about this park is that dogs are in general better trained here-- and that is because they have to be. This park is not fenced in like other dog parks. Instead, it is a huge open set of areas, including a path through the trees. You need to ensure your pup has good recall, likes to stay around you, or you'll need to make sure they are on a leash. I have only had a few hiccups here is with people not being the best trained. One person, without a dog, was just giving treats to all dogs that came up to them which was a bit frustrating and a bad behavior to teach. Also, people are terrible about picking up poop. You'll find dog poop and bags of dog poop everywhere--some of this I will blame on the park as its huge and there are only 2 places to put it. However. Its a huge place for my dog to run and he enjoys it-- and so do we, and as a bonus, he sleeps the rest of the day.

The dog park at Jamesville Beach is a special place for me and my dog! We have been taking her…read morethere consistently since she was a puppy and it was an excellent way to get her used to other dogs from day one. She has built a lot of independence there and she knows our walking route by heart. It's beautiful, well maintained, the trails offer a variety of difficulty, and there are several swimming spots for the dogs. It's a great place to take a nice walk after work to help yourself and your dog unwind.

How have I never written a review for here before now? This is an amazing playground with all of…read morethe essentials. Bathrooms (open seasonally... but if you go on a nice day that they're not open, the coffee shop next to the parking lot has bathrooms available), and this includes a FENCED IN playground. FENCED IN. *chefs kiss*.... truly designed by a parent. If your kid gets tired of the playground, walk down the path and cross the bridge and there's a little stream with crayfish! Picnic tables available. Just adore this playground. The fence is the real winner at this one.

We appreciate this hidden gem on Caz Lake! We are able to put our canoe in the water here at their…read morekayak/canoe launch. It is fairly well-kept, and the trail is a nice walk to the water. There is a free parking lot, and a portapotty by the entrance. It's also just a nice place to picnic by the water for a brief moment.

State park, small, secluded area, with a small dock to launch small things like kayaks, etc. I love…read morethis spot, I wade out onto a point there, and fish for bass usually. On a perfect day that's where my zen is! It's too bad there's not a little path made to get to the point, you have to wade through some muck but once through that the ground in the water solidifies and it's more enjoyable, why I go to the point right there. One of the best spots I have found to enjoy some nature!