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Top 38 Baby Swing locations in United States
byRochester's Playbook and
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Live update: Updated August 9, 2022Copy link
Copy link1. Genesee Valley Park Playground For All Children
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2. Jack's Place Playground
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Jeanne BakerEdit 3/24/22
Jack's Place Playground
Lake Rd & Holt Rd Webster
Playground designed for kids (5-12).
-Parking: Yes (Off Street, Dedicated Lot)
-Hours: Not Specified (Likely matches Webster Town Park Hours)
-Turf: Wood Chip
-State of Repair: New, Well Maintained
-Size: Large
-Themed: Yes (Dinosaur)
-Type of Playground: Wooden
-Variety of Equipment: Climbing, Rock Wall, Balancing Equipment, Obstacle Course, Multi-Level Playground, Merry-Go-Round Net Climbers
-Swings: Regular, Full Bucket Baby Swing, Adaptive Swing Seat
-Slides: 2 Large/ 1 Small
-Fence: No
-Sun/shade: Full sun
-Refuse: 2 Large Garbage Cans
-Seating: Several Benches
-Picnic: No designated area, lodges nearby if not rented
-Bathroom: Yes - Porta Potty next to Holt Lodge about 100 yards
-Little library: Yes, also seed library
Stroller friendly: Yes
Additional info: Set back from the street
-Nearby Trail: Webster Park! Tons of trails.
-Water Features: Lake across the street (Lake Rd)
3. Mendon Ponds Park
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Rochester's PlaybookFrom fishing, to hiking, to the playground, nature center, fairy trail and bird sanctuary, Mendon Ponds Park can supply a full day of fun! There is plenty to do and unlimited opportunities to connect with nature in all seasons. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day. Dogs are not allowed on the fairy trail and in the Wild Wings areas. The typical playground, hiking trails and Wild Wings Facilities are driving distance from one another.
To learn more about Mendon Ponds Park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/mendon-ponds-park/Rochester's PlaybookThe playground is off of Douglas Rd. by the Hundred Acre Pond. It has a spring car, typical swings, baby swings and fun train structure. There are two separate structures for the young and old. There is a seasonal restrooms here as well as a big pond to explore just over the hill.
4. Durand Eastman Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookDurand Eastman Park has a beautiful arboretum, a hidden playground, an expansive beach and seemingly limitless hiking opportunities. Come again and again all year round to enjoy all that Durand has to offer. Be sure to check out Camp Eastman as well!
To learn more about Durand Eastman Park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/durand-eastman-park/
5. Northampton Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookNorthampton Park is a Monroe County Park that encompasses Springdale Farm and the new Alpine Adventure Zone!. If heading to the farm, the playground near Springdale Farm is the first thing you see upon entering the parking lot but there is so much more! Check back here for details regarding the farm as they develop with the ongoing changes of the pandemic. Note, dogs are allowed at Northampton Park but not within Springdale Farm.
To learn more about Northampton Park and Springdale Farm, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/springdale-farm-at-northampton-park/
6. Egypt Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookEgypt Park has a farm-themed playground with a trail that connects the playground parking lot to the Lollypop Farm Trail. Other activities include hiking trails through the woods and going within the building at Lollypop Farm.
To learn more about Egypt Farm, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/egypt-park/
7. Seneca Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookThere’s way more to Seneca Park than Seneca Park Zoo. Without paying Zoo Admission, you can access two playground, hiking trails, waterfalls, pond views and much more.
Find more details in the article on our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/seneca-park/
8. Red Jacket Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookLocated at the top of Keuka Lake, Red Jacket Park offers a beautiful spot to seek shade, visit a playground and cool off in the lake. This park is about an hour drive from the City of Rochester but makes for a great stop if exploring Penn Yan for the day. Consider stopping by Oak Hill Bulk Foods and the Spotted Duck while in the area!
Read More Here: https://rochesterplaybook.com/red-jacket-park/
9. Oak Hill Bulk Foods, Inc.
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookA bulk food store, cafe and playground! Does it get any better than that?!
To learn more about Oak Hill, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/oak-hill-bulk-food-store/
10. Powder Mills Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookPowder Mills Park offers year round fun. The fish hatchery is a unique and peaceful experience of feeding fish and the sledding hill is excellent! Playground, Pavillion, Fish Hatchery and Sledding are all driving distances from one another. There are 3 seasonal restrooms: (1) Off Park Rd by Rand Lodge (2) off Woolston Rd by Powderhorn Lodge (3) Off Woolston Rd next to the Oak Tree Lodge. Also nearby, you can find the historic mushroom house with its unique architecture.
To learn more about Powder Mills Park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/powder-mills-park/
11. Thornell Farm Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookThis park fits a lot into one space. Along with a turf field, softball field, tennis, wall ball and basketball courts, this park highlights a sledding hill and upscale playground! Seasonal bathroom facilities and pavilion are located near the playground.
To read more about the park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/thornell-farm-park/
12. Shortsville Budd Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookShortsville Budd Park is a fantastic small town park that gives a big town feel to anyone who visits. There is ample space to move around, playground, basketball and tennis courts as well as seasonal events that welcomes everyone. Across the street there is a dog park, great fishing spots as well as access to the creek and a community garden.
To read more about the park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/shortsville-budd-park/
13. Edmund Lyon Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookEdmund Lyon Park is spacious and contains both a splash pad and playground. The park is very dog friendly and has a lot of open space for playing and frisbee. Also within the park is a basketball court and baseball field. The nearby pool is open to the public with daily or monthly passes. There is plenty of seating near the splash pad with picnic tables and grills and one shaded area. Park in the parking lot off of Madison Street to bring you closest to the play areas.
To read more about the park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/edmund-lyon-park/
14. Richard P. Outhouse Memorial Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookRichard P Outhouse Memorial Park playground has two unique pirate ship structures for kids to explore, complete with cannons and sails. There is also a second playground coming soon , universally designed for all to enjoy! Put this Canandaigua park at the top of your list!
15. Ricky Greene Memorial Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookWhat a gem! There is more than meets the eye at Ricky Greene Memorial Park! This little park hidden in Conesus boasts unique wooden play equipment, beautiful hiking, historical aspects and a modern playground! If you like to explore off the beaten path, add this one to the bucket list!
More details can be found on our website: www.rochesterplaybook.com/ricky-greene-memorial-park
16. Bristol Tot Lot
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Jeanne BakerReview coming soon
17. Sprague's Maple Farms
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WNY Playbook1048 Portville-Obi Road Portville, NY 14770
Eat, play, and explore at Sprague's Maple Farms! This hidden gem offers so much more than great food. Enjoy educational hiking trails, a playground, and seasonal events for the whole family.
Check out our full article at http://wnyplaybook.com/spragues-maple-farms/
18. Billy Wilson Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:WNY PlaybookBilly Wilson Park is located just down the road from The Friendship Fortress and Michael Phelps Swim School. Completed in 2019, the playground has a padded surface with wheelchair accessibility. Kids love to run, crawl, and ride up and down the ramps of this playground. The rubber surface makes this a great visit any time of the year! After the playground, enjoy a shaded walk through the Great Baehre Swamp.
Check out our full article at http://wnyplaybook.com/billy-wilson-park/
19. Webster County Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookWebster County Park is a favorite here! Between the multiple playgrounds and beautiful pier with creek access and sand to play in, how can it not be?! Campsites are also available for rent so you can stay and play.
To learn more about Webster County Park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/webster-county-park/
20. Hamlin Beach State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Rochester's PlaybookHamlin Beach State Park is divided into 4 areas: Area 1 has many play structures and walking paths along the lake, Area two has beautiful lodges to rent and beach access (no swimming), Areas 3 and 4 has a swimming beach and another unguarded beach can be found at Area 5. The Park is open year round with a car entrance fee during swimming season.
To learn more about Hamlin Beach State Park, head to our website: https://rochesterplaybook.com/hamlin-beach-state-park/
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