The park is small on the map, but has a very nice trail along Irondequoit Creek where the creeks drops quite a bit over a mile with numerous small waterfalls. The only downside is the number of dog owners who ignore the posted rules... on a leash at all times.. no leash visible... must clean up after them; not carrying a bag, poop every so many feet. Watch your step and it is a beautiful walk. If you aren't a fan of strange dogs running up and jumping up on you while the owner laughs about how friendly it is, try somewhere else.

We parked by the playground and first took the trail west. This was late March, right after a melt and the paths on this side we nice and dry. The creeks was roaring. The walk along the fishing trail was beautiful. We waked till the underpass and then turned around. This does run close to the highway but the water loud enough to drown it out. Lots of bubbling water, small waterfalls, high cliffs, and some wildlife. Almost no one there that day. There is an alternate gravel trail, but the fishing trail is closer to the water and prettier. The east trail was also fairly empty but also very sloppy. The boardwalk felt solid, but looked like it was slowly falling. Just past the boardwalk it got very muddy and we turned around. This section also has lots of small falls and is pretty. Bathrooms were closed in March. Best time to go is anytime, but especially pretty when the leaves are falling.