Ellison Park

Welcome to Ellison Park located on the banks of Irondequoit Creek in Rochester, New York. This park is Monroe County's first official park and was first established in December of 1926 and it was named for the family that last owned the land.

The disc-golf course is an 18 hole course and all cyclists must stay off the trails and on the park roads.

Trails: There are 5 trails at Ellison Park.

The Butler's Gap Trail is 0.7 miles long and takes the visitor through the wetlands and past many historical features.

The Coyote Den Trail is 1.1 miles long and passes by a few ponds and is thus great for wildlife viewing.

The Indian Landing Trail is 1.5 miles long and passes by many great historic features.

The Mill Race Trail is 0.4 miles long and passes through both wetland and forest habitat.

The Overlook Trail is 0.6 miles long and passes by an old quarry site.

The park's official website says 447 acres but the GIS data gives the number below. Thus the exact acrage is unknown but in this case there may have been some overlap with neighboring Lucien Morin Park.

To contact the park office please call 585-753-PARK.