reservoir state park

i like all of city in niagara and of course state park and its a great pleause to have there in icy condition.

Soccer fields have never been improved since the NYPA money was released.Upgraded many item at the Park, but the soccer area is worst than ever. They over built the restrooms for a state park. Its only good for the corporate big shots when they want to have a show case meeting.

There appears to be much to do at this dawn to dusk, no-fee state park. There are tennis courts,baseball diamonds, basketball courts, a roller hockey court, picnic facilities, a softball complex, soccer fields, kite flying, a model airplane field, fishing, hiking, a sled hill, and cross-country skiing. (I'm sure I missed a few things.) You can walk up the side of the reservoir to see the water (we did) and can walk over to see the power facility (we didn't). There are fees to use the model airplane field (permit) and the softball complex (leagues).

Just lovely and so relaxing, hearing the falls ans seeing all, Lovely. This place is a must see from Mother Nature, just beautiful, you need to go to Goat Island and see the Horseshoe falls too, see it at night too, just a lovely place. Take the free trolley down or park for free a few blocks from the park after 6pm for free, this is a must see all people need to see, breath taking, great for honeymoons! You will be walking a lot, but wonderful. Just love it here!

This park and the Niagara Power project are not to be missed by families with children. You can walk to the top of the reservoir and see the tremendous drop to the turbines. In the winter, it is the best sledding hill in WNY. Then go visit the Power Project and get the rest of the picture of how electricity is generated using the power of the falls. Very educational for any age

We only discovered this park at sunset when we were racing around trying to get some sunset photos. As it was too dark to see the park itself can only comment that the views from the park as the sun disappeared were very pretty.

The majestic falls at Niagara are breathtaking. Walk over to the Canadian side, though, for a better view of both falls. In the afternoon you can see rainbows spanning both falls if the sun is out.

Wide open spaces to do things in the summer. Great for flying kites and other aerial things, or just a jog around the park. Not many benches, but there are restrooms.

All of the Niagara Falls Park are quite lovely. Well kept. And clean. Within the city - you know you are in the city - however, in the parks' you feel as though you are far from anywhere, except the beauty of Niagara.

The park itself is very beautiful even though it is a state park that is sorely neglected. The workers who are there are asked to do alot. This park could be phenomenal with a little tlc. It is still a park that should occupy all visitors for several hours.

the view is wonderful but the state just doesn't devote what it takes to make this park a jewel. maintenance is not as good as it should be. the views and scenery are of course wonderful but with a little ump it could be so much more.

Reservoir State Park is one of the most depressing and underutilized parks in the Niagara Region. To say this place has potential is an understatement. However, the tennis courts, basketball courts and ball diamonds are all in a state of disrepair because of lack of attention/maintenance. The ball diamonds are still used quite often by local leagues, but they are by far the worst diamonds in all of Niagara County. The parking lots have large potholes and flood with slight rain, because the drainage system has not been maintained. Long and uncut grass make is park particularly unattractive to drive by or use. Overall, the State of NY Parks Department and Niagara Power Authority should be ashamed of this “park”---it’s more of an abandoned field.

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