Seneca Park

Frederick Law Olmsted built Seneca Park. At the northernmost section of Rochester New York's Park System, the 297-acre Seneca Park sits, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1893. The three-mile park is on both sides of the Genesee River, with the intention to provide public access to the river while also preserving the area from development. The park has a variety of of wildlife.

Peaceful , love seeing the swans every year.

Very nice park. If you walk from the park entrance to the end of the pond it's about a mile, I think. Nice exercise. My dog and I took the trail today. It's well marked with red flags. She had a blast jumping in the pond when we got there. Unfortunately, she chose the less populated part of the pond (the very mucky part) and earned herself a bath when we got home, but she had fun, and so did I.

A beautiful well cared for park. Plenty of parking. I saw and photographed this beaver the other day.

Great little park with trails that span all the way up and down the river in both directions. Great spot to just hang out for a few hours.