Local Attractions

Address: 4600 Culver ROAD | Rochester, NY 14622
Hours: 11am–10pm  |  Ph: (585) 323-1900
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Location: Located in the northern part of the county on the West side of Irondequoit Bay at the outlet to Lake Ontario. Enter the park either from Culver Road, or Route 590 N.
Park Activities: Boating, Fishing, Kayaking, Canoeing; Pier, Bay and Lake Proximity
Winter Park Hours: Nov 1st – March 31st, Mon-Thurs, 7AM-4PM | Fri-Sun, 7AM-11PM
Summer Park Hours: Apr 1st – Oct 31st, 7AM-11PM
www.monroecounty.gov/parks-baymarine.php

Address: Lake Shore Blvd, Rochester, NY 14620
Hours: Sunday-Saturday 7AM-11PM
Phone: (585) 753-7275
Park Information: Formally dedicated on May 22, 1909 and currently 977 acres. The 5,000 feet of Lake Ontario waterfront creates a relaxing summer environment, while supporting a winter challenge for cross-country skiers. Its steep wooded slopes, valleys, scenic vistas, small lakes, spring flowering trees and spectacular fall foliage add to this park’s exceptional beauty. Has eight shelters, a playground and a golf course.
www.monroecounty.gov/parks-durandeastman.php

Address: 1200 Kings Hwy N, Rochester, NY 14617
Hours: Sunday-Saturday 7AM-11PM
Phone: (585) 266-0110
Information: Durand Eastman Golf Course, originally built in 1934, is located on the North side of Rochester, near the shores of Lake Ontario in Durand-Eastman Park, and is maybe the best value for golf in Rochester. Durand Eastman has an impressive clubhouse, with pro shop, completed in Summer, 2004. Affiliated with this public course is the independent Durand Eastman Golf Club or DEGC.
FOR COMPLETE INFO/TIMES, CALL (585) 266-0110, OR VISIT:
www.durandeastmangolfclub.org

Durand-Eastman’s Arboretum and Pinetum offer a wonderful leisurely hike and an enormous variety of beautiful, exotic trees & pines. A brochure and self guide detailing this area is available at the Durand-Eastman Park Office at 100 Zoo Road.

Nothing beats a relaxing walk along the beach after a great meal.  Access the Beach right along Lakeshore Blvd. Enjoy!

The Town of Irondequoit, Parks & Recreation Department provides lodges and cabins at Camp Eastman available for rental by individuals, groups and organizations. Buildings are available year round. Fees are based upon seating capacity, site amenities, and hours of use.
Visit their website for complete details, directions and forms:
www.irondequoit.org/content/view/262/

Durand Lake Trail:
This trail is a moderate 1.2 mile walk over rolling hills. (Narrow sections, some small but rather steep hills and large, exposed roots give this walk a moderate rating). This trail although similar to the one around Eastman Lake, is more rugged and has a feeling of wilderness about it.
Trott Lake Trail:
This trail is an easy to moderate 0.5 mile walk over small rolling hills. Be aware, some portions of the trail are narrow with steep sides.
Eastman Lake Trail:
This trail is an easy 1.5 mile walk over gently rolling terrain, and is spectacular in any season.
Side Trips:
Consider a walk through the Arboretum. The Pinetum, along Pine Valley Road, is a world-class collection of coniferous trees. Zoo Road is great for birding all year. Stop and enjoy the views of Lake Ontario along the way!