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The Binghamton Parks and Recreation Department's mission is to meet the leisure-time needs of the people of Binghamton. Towards that end, we maintain 36 parks and offer a year-round schedule of programs and special events for all ages and interests. From taking a dip in one of our pools or a refreshing sprinkle through the Spray Pad to Little League Baseball to the Levene, Gouldin & Thompson (LG&T) Tennis Challenger Tournament. A tuneful ride on the Recreation Park Carousel to a quiet walk through the historic park itself. While you are there, play on OURSPACE, the largest handicap accessible playground in New York State. We have something for everyone, visit the First Ward Senior Center or stop by the Zoo, carousel and Discovery Center at Ross Park. The Binghamton Parks and Recreation Department wants you to join our fun.
The First Ward Senior Center offers a wide range of opportunities for socialization: affordable healthy meals; exercise and wellness programs and volunteer opportunities. Also offer information about services and programs that help people remain healthy, active and independent.
PiYo is a Pilates and yoga inspired, high-energy, low-impact class set to music. A mat is used, sneakers are optional.
Broome County Parks and Recreation provides swimming lessons, ice skating, and open recreation programs.
• Accessible programming to allow people with disabilities to experience art.
• Please contact for more information and specific programs.
With the dedicated assistance of trained staff and volunteers, Delarc offers support to families by providing opportunities for people with disabilities to enjoy recreational activities with their peers. Regular weekly activities provide respite to families allowing them freedom run errands, schedule appointments or tend to other business. Activities are based on the interests of the individuals participating and have included arts and crafts classes, swimming, sporting events, camping, and weekend excursions, just to name a few.
Call for program information.
Dorchester Park is overseen by Broome County Parks and Recreation. It is a park with 1,200 acres and a lake offers a variety of recreational activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, and picnicking.
The Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park boasts many Recreational Activities. Provides a regionally-oriented facility for enjoyment of community in an ecologically-stimulating urban facility.
AFTD offers modest financial assistance for people with FTD and caregivers interested in attending an FTD education conference. Comstock Travel Grants may be used to defray the cost of travel, lodging, and conference fees in order to attend.