Damian D.
9/3/2018
Other than the dog poop issues (that's a responsible person problem, not a dog or park management problem), how can you not give this place 5 stars? A free carousel to delight children? Great...
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73 Beethoven St
Binghamton, NY 13905
Recreation Park, located at the heart of Binghamton's West Side neighborhood, was gifted to the city by shoe manufacturing magnate George F. Johnson in 1921. This expansive park spans eighteen acres and features a blend of peaceful areas for leisure and athletic facilities, serving as a prominent gathering space for various community events.
The park is home to notable attractions such as a fully-restored 1925 Allan Herschell carousel, a bandstand, and several monuments honoring significant local figures. Over the years, significant efforts have been made to restore and maintain the park, ensuring it remains a cherished asset for both residents and visitors.
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4.07 reviews
Daniel J.
7/21/2023
Cannot say enough good things about this park. Was a great stopping point on a long car ride for children. Huge playground with so many different play sets for them to burn some energy off, use...
Crystal P.
9/13/2022
I still remember this park and we went in June. Anyway as we got there I'm sure Binghamton is not cheap to live in but I'm sure Long island is way more and why do we not have a park this amazing?...
Angela L.
6/23/2020
Such a beautiful park in Binghamton. I came to play tennis a few times and the courts are lovely. And after tennis, I had a picnic in the grassy area where there are tables well distanced from...
Sara B.
2/28/2016
Great urban park. Walking trails are blacktop and well-maintained. Ample parking. Ball-fields, tennis & basketball courts, and playground equipment all seem to get use when I'm there but I mostly...
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