Our Parks

Summer Pool Schedule:

*June 24th (ESTD/TBD)-Sept. 6, 2021

*June 28th-August 20, daily 1:20-7:00 pm
Weekends and Holidays: Noon-7:00pm (including 8/21-22)
Regular Season Hours: 7/6-8/20: 1:20-7:00 pm
Post-Season Hours: 8/23-9/6: 11:00-6:00 PM

Swimming Lessons...

Daily Admission Rates:

Children age 4 & under: FREE

Ages 5-59: $5.00
Seniors 60+: $5.00*

Season Pass Info...

82 Haviland Ave., Queensbury
This 5-acre park is made possible by an agreement between Erie Blvd. Hydropower, The Feeder Canal Alliance and the Town of Queensbury. The department maintains this park which allows access to the 7-mile trail from Feeder Dam to the Old Champlain Canal. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

290 Glen Lake Road, Queensbury
This half-acre park is located adjacent to the Docksider Restaurant. Parking is limited. Trailers of any kind/size and swimming are prohibited. No motorized boats. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

Halfway Brook Trail is a 1.2-mile pathway that travels through the Glens Falls City Watershed Property, locally known as “Potter’s Woods.” This trail is the result of many years of cooperative discussions and then finally an agreement between the City of Glens Falls and the Town of Queensbury to allow public access for passive recreation. This important pathway safely links the Aviation Road corridor and neighborhoods to those of Peggy Ann Road. Trail users will wind their way through sections of a working tree farm, wetlands, see a variety of wildlife present, and cross a hand-built bridge over Halfway Brook. This watershed property, though no longer part of the City’s active water supply, still serves an important role in our area ecosystem.

25 Lafayette St., Queensbury
This 10-acre urban park is located between Lafayette Street and Glenwood Avenue and offers many opportunities for active and passive recreation. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

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Hudson Pointe Blvd., Queensbury
This 83-acre nature preserve was acquired and built by the Open Space Institute. Part of the Hudson Pointe Development, it offers a series of marked trails with scenic views of the Hudson River. Camping, swimming, motorized vehicles prohibited. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

133 Jenkinsville Road, Queensbury
This 80-acre park is home to a variety of sports leagues that service adult softball leagues as well as youth soccer and lacrosse club teams. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES! No pets allowed on the athletic fields. Golfing is prohibited on athletic fields.

Athletic Field Rental Information

The athletic facilities at Jenkinsville park can be rented, please see REQUIRED rental forms below:

JENKINSVILLE FIELD USE RULES
JENKINSVILLE FIELDS ALCOHOL POLICY
TOURNAMENT STATEMENT (fundraisers only)
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN for field use

306 Meadowbrook Road, Queensbury
This 54-acre preserve provides a wonderful 1.75-mile trail system beginning in the meadow and looping through the woods and back into the meadow. Along the trail, twelve nature education signs will share habitat information for preserve visitors (signs provided by Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District). No motorized vehicles permitted. Carry in/ Carry out facility. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

450 Big Boom Road, Queensbury
This 44-acre was donated by Carl and Barbara DeSantis and offers access to a 6-mile stretch of the Hudson River. Swimming prohibited. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!

West Mountain Road/Fox Farm, Queensbury
Rush Pond Trail is a 2.6-mile long pathway through the heart of the Rush Pond wetlands and is the culmination of over ten years of work by Councilman John Strough. This byway is a link between the Gurney Lane Recreation Area, neighborhoods within the Aviation Road corridor and the Queensbury School campus trail system. There are three hand-constructed bridges along the trail, the largest offering scenic views of the wetlands and stream life. Camping, swimming, motorized vehicles prohibited. Leashed dogs are welcome.

117 Luzerne Road, Queensbury
This 3-acre park is available for a variety of recreation activities. We encourage leashed dogs; however, dogs MUST be under the control of the owner AT ALL TIMES!