Tompkins Cortland Community College Library
170 North Street, Dryden, NY 13053 | (607) 844-8222
The TC3 library supports learning and information needs of the the TC3 college community by acquiring, organizing, and maintaining knowledge resources and by providing assistance and instruction in the use of those resources.
Tompkins Cortland Community College Pool
170 North Street, Dryden, NY 13053 | (607) 844-8222
The TC3 pool is open for family swims, lap swimming, college swims (TC3 students only), water aerobics and swim lessons.
Tompkins Cortland Community College Student Activity Center
170 North Street, Dryden, NY 13053 | 607-844-8222 ext 4450
The student center is a facility where students come to break free of the other areas of campus. They have activities to help the students keep their minds off other aspects of college life. They provide transportation services for students with disabilities to and from the student center. The student center helps to prepare students for what is beyond TC3 and gets them ready for the rest of their lives. TC3 is a diverse campus whom welcomes students of any background. They pride themselves on being a diverse college using resources such as the diversity council.
Tompkins County Public Library
101 E Green Street, Ithaca, NY 14850 | 607 272 4557
The Tompkins County Public Library is a very open and welcoming space for everyone. Whether someone needs to use a computer or check out a book, the staff is there to help to the best of their ability. There is only one floor to the building, so overall it is physically accessible. The organization is not designed with a focus on inclusion, but there is a lot of progress going on behind the scenes. The staff members are exceptionally accommodating and willing to do as much as they can to help the local community.
Tonawanda Wildlife Management Access Hunting Blind- NYS DEC Region 8
349-399 Owen Road, Middleport, NY 14105 | 585-226-5400
The Tonawanda Wildlife Management area offers several areas with great views and birding opportunities. In addition to this hunting blind, see the assessment of the nearby Tonawanda Wildlife Management Access Kiosk. The hunting blind is s beautiful place for hunting, birding, or just enjoying the scenery. Hunting permits are available through the DEC for seniors and people living with disabilities. Birding does not require a permit.
Tonawanda Wildlife Management Access Kiosk- NYS DEC Region 8
9677-9551 Lewiston Rd, Middleport, NY 14105 | (585) 226-5380
This area is an expansive parking lot with extraordinary views of the marsh below. There are many birding opportunities to both watch and listen to. Bird watchers may stop along this long lot to view multiple areas and habitats and bird houses. The kiosk located towards the middle of the lot and offers information on what species of bird and plants you may observe which may include an eagles nest, egrets, osprey, and herons. Driving through and parking is a great option or getting out and interacting with the kiosk information is a way to learn more.
Tooley Pond Campsite and Waterway Access - Grasse River Wild Forest (DEC)
Tooley Pond Road, Colton, NY 13625 | (315)265-3090
According to the agency website: "Tooley Pond is a remote waterway in the southeastern Town of Clare that is popular with local campers and canoers. The waterway access, picnic and camping site, renovated in 2011, features an accessible path to the water's edge and designated accessible parking, along with an accessible tent camping site across the road. The campsite features a new accessible privy, a large area with a hardened surface, and an accessible picnic table with a great view of the pond."
Town of Bedford Recreation and Parks Department
425 Cherry St, Bedford Hills , NY 10507 | 914-666-7004
The Bedford Recreation & Parks Department strives to enrich the lives of our residents by providing safe and welcoming parks, facilities, programs and events for people of all ages. We work in partnership with our residents and in cooperation with other recreation service providers in the community to maximize all available resources. We are dedicated to building healthy communities and enriching the quality of life through people, parks and programs.
Town of Brookhaven Parks and Recreation
20 Wireless Rd, Centereach, NY 11720 | (631) 732-2338
The New Village Recreation Center is very accommodating to anyone who may need them. Easily accessible from the parking lot and little to no inclines on the premises. The building does also have an equipment closet that has extra movement helpers such as walkers, wheelchairs, and crutches. This recreation center is popular already among the older age range in the area and offers room use for programs put on by both the town and its constituents. Residents are invited to join any of our various activities geared towards children and adults of all ages. Whether you’re starting a new hobby continuing an old one or just looking for a place to meet new friends you are sure to find it at our recreation center.
Town of Brookhaven Recreation Department
1130 Old Town Road, coram, NY 11727 | (631) 451-6100
This department is responsible for parks, ballfields, playgrounds, recreational and sports programs and community centers; beaches and pools; docks and marinas; boat launching ramps; the Bald Hill Amphitheatre and Gallery; and works with the Long Island Cultural Center and the the Brookhaven Arts and Humanities Council to develop the Cultural Center and provide arts and humanities programming throughout the Town.
Town of Camillus Splash Pad
1 Pool Road, Camillus, NY 13031 | 315-487-3600
The Camillus Parks and Recreation Department offers a wide array of programs, facilities and parks to meet the recreation and leisure needs of its residents. The Town of Camillus State of the Art Splash Pad opened in 2016 and is located within Camillus Park. It is open daily from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Memorial Day - Labor Day.
Town of Colonie Family Recreation Center
3 Thunder Road, Albany, NY 12205 | 518-218-7782
Colonie Family Recreation Center is located at 3 Thunder Road in Albany, directly behind Colonie Fire Department on Central Avenue. Colonie Recreation Center includes a full-size basketball court, entertainment room (ping pong, pool, air hockey, and foosball tables), and a computer room. Colonie Recreation Center is free for residents of the town of Colonie and the surrounding area. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday 8:30am - 6pm and 10am - 4pm on Saturdays.
Town of Cortlandt Youth Center
3 Memorial Drive, Croton on The Hudson, NY 10521 | 914-736-0498
The Town of cortlandt youth center is available for residents and non residents. The offer a wise variety of on site recreation. Some of which include playground, skate rink, game room, rock wall as well as a wide variety of classes for all ages.
Town of Cortlandt Youth Center
2109 Albany Post Road, Montrose, NY 10548 | (914) 736-0498
The Cortlandt Youth Center is located off Albany Post Road in Montrose. The Town of Cortlandt Recreation Division is committed to the safety and happiness of all young people and has therefore setup a variety of programs available to teen residents. Under the supervision of Youth Coordinator, Colleen Anderson, the Cortlandt Youth Center has become a social, educational and fun environment. All Cortlandt youth, ages 11 to 18, can “hang out” with friends in a supervised, substance-free environment. The Town offers boys and girls, ages 11 to 16, the opportunity to learn weight training, sport exercises and healthy lifestyle maintenance with the Pump It Up program. This is only one of the activities available to teens who are a part of the Drop In Program. Cortlandt youth can enjoy cable television, a free jukebox, arts & crafts, ping-pong, foosball, an outside basketball court and a beach volleyball court.
Town of East Fishkill Parks & Recreation: Lime Kiln Recreation Facility
5 Old Lime Kiln Rd, Hopewell Junction , NY 12533 | (845) 226-8395
The Town of East Fishkill Parks & Recreation Department is home to several parks and recreation facilities. They provide sports leagues, summer camps, and numerous community events.
Town of Hamburg Community Center
4540 Southwestern Blvd, Hamburg, NY 14075 | 716-646-5145
The Town of Hamburg Parks and Recreation Department operates a wide variety of programs and facilities throughout the town of Hamburg NY that serves youth, adults, and people with disabilities. There are a variety of programs that are run throughout the year and these can be found on their website. The town of Hamburg parks and recreation department recently moved into a new building which has many great amenities and has also recently taken control of Woodlawn Beach State Park. Two town beaches are available, two fitness centers, numerous play grounds, general purpose community rooms, an ice rink, softball and baseball field complex, a bmx track, a therapeutic pool, and a full sized ice rink and multi purpose rink facility is available as well.
Town of Henrietta Recreation Department
605 Calkins Rd, Henrietta, NY 14467 | (585)359-2540
This is a Recreation building that holds the Department as well as different programs and activities open to the public. It includes a walking/running track, multiple multipurpose rooms, a gymnasium and a gymnastics area. The spaces are available for rent whether it is for a party or program/event you may be having. The building allows service animals as well as manual wheelchair and automated wheelchair use throughout the building and up on the walking track. There is an elevator one can use to access the track.
Town of Herrings Playground
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"This assessment was completed by the IRRC as part of the New York State Scenic Byways Program accessibility project managed by the IRRC and the Adirondack North Country Association, funded by the Federal Highway Administration and administered by the New York State Department of Transportation.”
Town of Lexington Recreation and Community Programs
Crumb High School Football Field on Park Drive, Lexington, MA 02420 | (781) 698-4800
The Recreation and Community Programs Department manages and permits the recreation facilities in the Town of Lexington. These facilties are maintained by the Department of Public Works. Most recreation programs including administrative office personnel are supported through user fees. A limited number of athletic fields are available for residents to use, field conditions permitting. Field permits are required for organized or regular use on all fields. Permits are issued at the Recreation and Community Programs Department office on a first-come, first-served basis.
Town of Mamaroneck Senior Center
1288 West Boston Post Rd, Larchmont, NY 10538 | 914-834-8840
The Town of Mamaroneck Senior Center serves members of their community that are 55 years and older. Annual membership of $35 per person is required for residents of Mamaroneck and Larchmont. Those who do not live in this area can register at the center, but must pay a $50 registration fee. The center is open Monday through Friday with operating hours from 10:00am-3:30pm. They do have summer hours from Memorial through Labor day with operating hours of 10:00am-3:00pm. Curb‐to‐curb round trip transportation is available to residents of the Town of Mamaroneck, Village of Mamaroneck and Village of Larchmont with a $1 contribution. The senior center is a Senior Nutrition Program site which provides a hot lunch weekdays at 12pm with a $3 suggested contribution. Transportation and meal reservations must be made by the previous day by calling the center. This center offers a variety of recreational, social and educational activities which include group exercise classes, dance classes, board games, lectures, advanced art classes, bridge, mah jongg, themed events and special event outings. Most activities are free, but some do have an additional charge. Their art class, tai chi class, trips and special events have an additional fee for participants.
Town of New Castle Community Center
10 Senter Street, Chappaqua, NY 10514 | (914) 238-8888
The Town of New Castle Community Center is a facility that provides recreational services to the community. Some programming includes dance, cooking and fitness for adults, seniors and children. As stated in their mission the agency provides services to people of all ages. Every season there is a brochure that is posted on their website with a list of programs and services being offered. Registration forms are also available on line. Their website is as follows: wwww.recreation.mynewcastle.org. This agency is also in partnership with North East Special Recreation. There website is as follows: www.northeastspecialrec.org.
Town of Oneonta Fortin Park
Youngs Road, Oneonta, NY 13820 | 607-432-2900
Fortin Park is a facility in the Town of Oneonta located at the east end of the community. It is located on Youngs Road, well off main roads. There is a sign on the main road identifying Fortin Park. The park is easy to navigate and parking is by the facilities. There are two picnic pavilions, one is divided into two sections and the other is smaller. Both have portajohns in close proximity and playgrounds available. There is a softball field as well within the park area. In the winter, users can cross country ski and snowshoe around trails at the park. To reserve the use of park, facilities call the Town of Oneonta or go on line and download the application for use.
Town of Onondaga Senior Center
4834 Velasko Road, Syracuse, NY 13219 | (315)469-3464
According to the agency's website, " Senior Center Programs are run by the Town of Onondaga Parks and Recreation Department. We offer day trips, classes, special events, as well as health, fun and fitness activities."
Town of Oyster Bay Ice Skating Center
1001 Stewart Ave, Bethpage, NY 11714 | (516) 433-7465
The Town of Oyster Bay Ice Skating Center is a spacious indoor ice skating facility that provides guests a fun and safe place to enjoy the ice. The parking lot provides a good amount of accessible parking, and is a well-lit route from the lot to the front door. Upon entering the building, the reception area is easy to locate and directly located near the entrance. From there, past another set of doors is the entrance to the rink. Surrounding the rink are bleacher seats, and there are some benches closer to the rink provided for skaters. Offers sled hockey.
Town of Piercefield Water Supply
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"This assessment was completed by the IRRC as part of the New York State Scenic Byways Program accessibility project managed by the IRRC and the Adirondack North Country Association, funded by the Federal Highway Administration and administered by the New York State Department of Transportation.”
Town of Rosendale Recreation Park
1022 Route 32, Rosendale, NY 12472 | (845)658-8198
The Rosendale Recreation Center is a fantastic place that is open and accommodating whenever it can be. Although some of the facilities are old and outdated, the park is striving to both renovate and create new facilities for all people. The staff is welcoming and helpful whenever they can be. The administrative staff is kind and willing to try as hard as they can to make sure everyone has a good experience at the park.
Town of Schroeppel Parks and Recreation
69 County Route 57A, Phoenix, NY 13135 | (315) 695-2801
Located on Chestnut Street just outside the Village of Phoenix on 41 picturesque acres, Farley Park offers the following facilities in addition to a great winter sliding hill and a lot of “green space”: three picnic pavilions, two tennis courts, one basketball court, volleyball court (available only in the summer), two horseshoe pits, .59 walking track, one baseball field and a playground.