Distance within the Village of Pittsford: 0.3 miles. Main St driveway, follow the driveway to the right and you’ll see the playground straight ahead. To access the playground, visit the school at 11 Rand Place, enter through the driveway, make an immediate left behind the building and you’ll see it straight ahead, or enter via the school’s S. That means, the playground is open to the public on school days only after 5:30pm and until dusk. And on weekends and school days off, the playground is open from 9:00am until dusk, except during any weekend and holy day church services. As with the other school playgrounds, they ask that you please be respectful, bring home any trash, and take care of the school grounds. Louis School welcomes the community to use the playground but only when school is not in session.
Some important notes about playground availability though: St. This neat little playground boasts a small play structure for preschool-aged kids and a sprawling large play area with ladders, monkey bars, bridges, and multiple slides for bigger kids. Distance within the Village of Pittsford: 0.2 miles. Just make sure you close up the sandbox, take your trash with you, and leave it the way you found it! Located at 25 Church Street, the playground is accessible from both Church and Locust Streets by foot/bike. While technically this playground is for the preschool, when school isn’t in session the First Presbyterian Church and Pittsford Nursery School have been very welcoming to the surrounding community.
THE SANDBOX FAIRPORT FULL
It has a small play structure, with four different slides, a small rock climbing wall, and a sandbox full of shovels, pails and diggers. This sweet little playground is a hidden gem, all fenced in for those of you with runners on your hands.
Distance from the Village of Pittsford: 0.8 miles from the heart of the village via neighborhood streets.įirst Presbyterian Church of Pittsford/Pittsford Nursery School (Pittsford) Located at 15 School Lane, this playground obviously is off-limits when school’s in session but we love to stop by on weekends and over the summer.
THE SANDBOX FAIRPORT PLUS
This awesome playground has play structures that seem to go on for miles for kids of all ages, plus big-kid swings, basketball hoops, and a small sandbox (and a mulch pile, if you’re lucky). In the heart of the village, this playground can be found at 35 Lincoln Avenue. My favorite thing about this playground is that it is shady for much of the day–we’ve found not many playgrounds are shady and cool! Easy to reach from the village and surrounding town neighborhoods by roads with sidewalks, or via the Erie Canal towpath and through the Four Corners. Spiegel Recreation & Community Center (Pittsford) These are organized below roughly by the distance to each from the Four Corners in the Village of Pittsford. The walkability/bikebility of each playground is somewhat subjective depending on where you are coming from, but we’ve found these ones to be pretty definitively walkable-bikeable based on their connections to the surrounding communities. Some others are in our neighboring communities like Fairport, East Rochester, and the City of Rochester. And there are a bunch of school-owned or private playgrounds which we love to visit when there’s no school in session. There are several Village and Town public playgrounds which are very easy to reach by bike or foot. Not only do we love the connection we get with our surroundings when we’re out on our bikes–we chat with people and discuss all the things we see–but as caregivers, we get some exercise in too before the kiddos let loose on the playground.Īnd many days, it turns getting to the playground into as much fun as being at the playground. When we head to a playground, we love to bike there when we can.
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