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Please contact the Recreation Department with any questions and/or to reserve any park facilities.

The Town of Walworth Parks Department strives to provide and maintain high quality parks, trails, open spaces, and facilities that meet the full range of passive and active recreation needs for residents. As the warmer weather arrives here’s a few important reminders:

• For field use please contact the Recreation Department.

• While our parks are pet friendly, we’re increasingly finding more and more pet waste left on fields and well-used areas. Please be sure to clean-up after your pets when you bring them to the parks. Should you need waste bags, stations are conveniently located across from the Lodge, above the soccer fields, and at the entrance to the Red Trail for public use.

• Campfires and/or camping are not permitted on any park area/land.

Thank You!

Mike Buckley
Parks & Facilities Supervisor

The Town of Walworth Parks Department strives to provide and maintain high quality parks, trails, open spaces, and facilities that meet the full range of passive and active recreation needs for residents. These include:

GINEGAW PARK - Located at 1980 Walworth Penfield Road, about 10 minutes East of Penfield on Route 441. The park offers three little league baseball fields, soccer fields, basketball courts, a volleyball court, two playgrounds, a GAGA court, and a nature trail for hiking. Two pavilions are available for rent, as well as a fully equipped lodge for all your picnic and event needs. Also home to the Ginegaw Park Farmers Market during from mid June through mid October.

SHERBURNE PARK - Located at 1940 Sherburne Road, just south of Ginegaw Park and the Town Hall. The park has a soccer field, softball field, and playground as well as a nature trail that is popular for dog walkers and hikers alike. A pavilion is also available for rent.

DOLOMITE PARK - Located on Lewis Road between Plank Road and Atlantic Avenue. The park has 10 acres of open space that allows for a wide range of passive recreation activities. Seasonally the park hosts baseball games on a full size diamond and youth football and lacrosse.