Decent indoor playground in Henrietta near RIT…read more Located in a warehouse-like building with tall ceilings, it's got a large pirate ship themed play structure in the middle. It also has a large bounce house, a small bicycle course, a foam block area, a sensory bin gem section and a pretty impressive water play area. I think the water play area was the most impressive part of the indoor playground. It was also nice to have a cafe in the middle with plentiful seating and a decent selection of kids snacks and foods (pizza, grilled cheese, sandwiches). Pricing I think was comparable to other indoor playgrounds, except they made me buy socks which was a bit annoying (I guess you can bring your own, but my girls were wearing sandals). It was about ~ $45 dollars for 2 kids, but unlimited time and I believe you can exit and come back later (which is another plus). Overall a good option on a rainy or snowy day to let the kids blow off some steam. My girls weren't THAT into the water play section, so I would probably be better off just going to the Strong Museum where we have an annual pass and has more activities.

This was a great find for a close proximity to the Rochester airport and a great place to let my…read more3&5 year old have a ton of fun at this indoor playground. They have a little cafe, a bicycle rink, a huge indoor pirate ship playground with multiple slides, a huge water play area, big foam blocks for building forts, and other sensory type play areas! It's a bit pricey for a drop in, but exactly what we needed before and after a day of flying

I wish I took more photos. I hosted my sister's baby shower here. The staff were amazing and so…read morehelpful. The space was large for the 50 people and cool. People complained it was too cold in there with it being 85 outside. You don't hear that too often. We had rooms 204a/b which was perfect for the event.

What a fun canter for all!! Loads of free activities for all ages of people. They have a football…read more field and clubs during the summer! Recently relocated from W Irondequoit to find all this excitement for our grandson, who trains at TSE in off season.

Very conveniently located next to Eastview Mall. Great place for kids to burn energy on…read moretrampolines, and for younger kids to play in the large play structure. There is a Gel Blaster arena that is suitable for adults. Great place for birthday parties. Glow nights are specially very exciting for kids.

First time visit was for my Daughter's 13 Birthday. Booked a glow party for a Saturday from 7-9pm…read more Check-in was little chaotic but we all made it through. Table was set-up nicely for the party. The staff was cheerful, friendly and accommodating. Here are some things to know: Pizza was from Salvatore's - when it was delivered, we were not notified. I had to go ask when they would be serving our pizza a few minutes after 8pm. They were like oh, it's here. It's in the warming rack. We didn't know you wanted it. I wasn't made aware that I had to ask for our pizza. Booking an end of the night party basically gave the kids at our party the place to themselves a little after 8pm. Nobody was there except us and the staff. This may change if the place becomes more popular. It is a much smaller venue compared to the trampoline parks in Rochester. One thing our kids said was that there weren't really any long trampolines to bounce on. Overall, it was a success. The glow aspect with the upbeat music definitely made it better for the older kids.I feel this park is geared for the younger kids. Though it is nice to have something closer to home.

I was there last year It's an amazing park…read moreAnd affordable I'll go back again It's so fun Jack rabbit Is the best

The fact that they have raised park tickets almost $30 per ticket within the last 4 years (50$…read moreadmission) just makes my mind up off the bat. I will never come here again. I could see if you have season passes. It would be worth coming here if you live in the area, but somebody like me wanting to enjoy nostalgic theme park trip to the place I grew up going to and my tickets were $50 a piece. Honestly, it makes me never want to bring my future kids here that pricing is just extremely disappointing and price gouging everybody. It's a tiny amusement park. It's not six flags... they have all of the same rides as they did when I grew up there. Nothing has been updated in at least 10 years other than the pricing The apparel they sell in shops are no less than $40 for stuff that obviously doesn't fit right. I washed my sweater once, and the sleeves are almost 8 inches smaller than they were when I bought them The food prices here are outrageous. And honestly, there's not many rides to choose from for the admission price if you really wanna look at it on a higher end scale. I understand that this is our small town amusement park, but the fees they charge, you might as well go to Six Flags or Darien Lake at that point. I live in Florida now and this was so expensive. I couldn't even believe it. These are not prices to charge for a tiny amusement park especially if you aren't adding new rides- realistically these are the same amount of admission to get into Disney than it is to get into here, and to me, I think that absolutely blows my mind. It's $20 cheaper to get into here than to Disney. I am 25 now -when I was 19 it was 17.00 a ticket whole day. It is now 50$ for adult admission I'm glad I got to stop by and see all of the nostalgia. Sincerely, nothing has changed in this amusement park since I was a kid, which is pretty cool, but the prices don't add up, especially because nothing has been updated I would really only recommend older adults coming here for nostalgia type thing, but if you want to take your kids here, you should spend your money elsewhere and get more/safer rides for the same price and a better value

Beautifully done children's playground with sustainable structures, easy access, and grandparents'…read morerespite. Clean shared adult & children bathrooms, water fountains, and plenty of parking. Most implements seem low impact and the surface is nicely padded in most areas. Very nice.

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

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!

Took a Sunday walk to Farmington Park for some tennis and sunshine! Overall: a fine park to spend…read moreyour afternoon. Tennis courts are really beautiful and don't seem to get a ton of use. I had pretty much steered clear of this park since the curb appeal is well...suspect (RG&E zone blocks the park from Farmington St). There is a bit of a litter problem in this park and it is in need of some pretty basic updates. The baseball diamond takes up the majority of the park and there is some lovely shade and greenery just behind. There is a single hoop basketball court with picnic tables in the rear. There was a family kickball game going on during our visit which was super adorable, and I would love to come back and do the same with friends at some point, given the convenient location. It's walking distance from my house and a great spot to hone some tennis skills, so I will be back again soon! I would love to see some beautifications so people can really enjoy an entire afternoon as opposed to just stopping by.

Being a small town girl, I'm accustomed to cozy rural ballparks with kids underfoot, a snack bar…read moreand a playground. This is not that kind of park. The backdrop is a rather large RG&E power station and some older houses on the edge of the city. But with that being said, it's actually a quaint little setup. The baseball field is spacious and fairly well maintained. There is a nice tennis court and a small picnic area. The ball field bleachers are even in pretty good shape, which is a big plus for wooden bleachers. On the downside, the fencing around the perimeter is in pretty rough shape and there is a real shortage of parking.

McAvoy Park is my favorite baseball park in Rochester. It is clean and they have security guards to…read moreensure it stays that way. There's a nice little concession shop that sells typical ball park food. Theres also ample parking and someone to help maintain good traffic during days of multiple games. There's bleachers but space to also bring a lawn chair. They don't allow certain items into the park so read the sign I took a picture of. I look forward to visiting McAvoy Park again in the near future.

Great turf, soccer and baseball fields.read more