Adeline Park

Fun & Fitness Spots

Located in northeastern Greece (that's the Rochester suburb, not the Mediterranean country!), Adeline Park spreads across 6.5 peaceful acres of neighborhood greenspace. This recently renovated park functions as the backyard extension many locals have come to treasure. If you're looking for a quiet escape that still offers plenty to do, this clean, welcoming spot hits the mark.

Sports enthusiasts will find lighted basketball courts great for evening games, and tennis courts for those looking to practice their serve (though heads up - tennis nets aren't always set up, so you might want to check before bringing your racquet). Soccer players can stretch their legs on the soccer fields with plenty of room to practice those goal kicks.

Got kiddos with energy to burn? The playground area offers that perfect combination of fun equipment and open space. There's ample room for little ones to run wild while staying within your sight line - a parent's dream setup in a neighborhood park.

Gathering Grounds

Adeline Park really shines when it comes to bringing people together. The clean picnic areas scattered throughout make impromptu outdoor meals a breeze. Nothing fancy - just nice, well-maintained spaces to enjoy some fresh air with your food.

The open-air shelter is often used for celebrations. Birthday parties, baby showers, family reunions - this shaded spot provides comfort even on those bright summer days.

Lodge Life

What sets Adeline apart from many neighborhood parks is its lodge available for rental. This heated indoor space opens up possibilities year-round, even during Rochester's famous winters. It's nothing extravagant, but provides that practical indoor option when weather doesn't cooperate with your plans.

For Everyone

We appreciate that Adeline Park keeps accessibility in mind. The accessible restrooms are spacious enough for wheelchairs, making sure everyone can enjoy a day at the park without worry. Clean facilities might not be the most exciting feature to highlight, but anyone who's visited enough parks knows just how important this actually is!