Cooke Park

A nice park that we kept to one side of and walked up and down for a couple miles. Some very neat bridges with a lot of history. This place was PACKED with people for an event when we got there, but had cleared out completely when we left. The trail is nice, but (to no fault of the park's) the bikers here do NOT slow down or give you any accommodation at all, it is pretty annoying. Still, a really pretty river walk, otherwise pretty relaxing.

Cook Park in Rochester is a hidden gem! This well-maintained park offers a peaceful retreat with its beautiful green spaces and inviting atmosphere. The playground is fantastic for kids, featuring modern equipment and plenty of space for them to play. The walking trails are perfect for a leisurely stroll or a brisk walk, and the serene pond adds a touch of tranquility to the surroundings. The park also has ample picnic areas making it a great spot for family gatherings or a relaxing afternoon outdoors. The overall cleanliness and thoughtful amenities make Cook Park a wonderful place to spend time. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a visit!

This park brings back childhood memories with the sight of a metal slide on a hot summer day. One of Rochester’s many regional park right on the bike path, with some updated playground equipment intermingled with some from seasons past. Deep set and hemmed in with beautiful mature trees temper the city feel around it offering a shady oasis. Besides the playground and walking paths, the park offers a picnic shelter, sand volleyball, baseball field and a nearby pickle ball court. Limited off street parking is available. Do to the location, place seems to be a rest stop for wandering travelers.

We went there for dog walking event. Nice area! There’s a walking path next to park! The only thing is it’s right next to the road and make sure to have your dog on leash all time if you are bringing your dog.

Very clean and relaxing park. Nice playground for children