City of
Oneida Parks
Welcome to
our virtual tour of the city's Parks.
VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAYFIELD
Main St.
“Vet’s” Field is
Oneida’s Community Park. Vet’s Field features the Chapman
Municipal Pool with pool house
and pavilion, lighted softball, baseball, football and soccer fields,
lighted tennis and basketball courts, updated playground, concession
stand, locker rooms, restrooms and more. (see
Map)
Early Morning Swimming
lessons at Chapman Pool
ARMY CARINCI PARK
Sconondoa St.
Carinci park
features a basketball court, an updated playground, softball field,
restrooms and a
pavilion.
(see Map)
Fun on the Playground
at Army Carinci Park
HARMON FIELD
Willow St.
Harmon Field
features; softball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts,
pavilion,
restrooms and an updated playground.
(see Map)
HIGINBOTHAM PARK
Farrier Ave.
Higinbotham is
nestled in the heart of downtown. Higinbothum is home to the
Summer Community
Concert Series. This park features; a basketball court, updated
playground, pavilion and restrooms.(see Map)
Relax and watch the
world go by at Higginbotham Park in downtown Oneida
ALLEN PARK
Broad St.
Allen Park is the
most beautiful park in Oneida. Allen Park features; tennis and
basketball
courts, restrooms, pavilion and a playground. Allen Park is a wonderful
spot to enjoy the day, plenty of room for a picnic or gathering.
(see Map)
MAXWELL FIELD
E.
Sands St.
Maxwell is home
to the Durross Conservancy which features; 16 acres of
hiking, cross
country skiing and mountain biking trails. Maxwell is also home to
Oneida Little League Baseball. This park features Minor and Major
League baseball fields, 2 softball fields, a concession stand and
restrooms.
(see
Map)
Maxwell Field Little
League Area
CLINCH PARK
Oneida St.
Clinch Park is
located directly across from Oneida City Hall. Clinch Park is a
popular lunch
spot in the summertime. Clinch Park is home to the Oneida Farmers
Market. This park also features some beautiful landscape and flowers.
Picnic tables are available for those visiting the food vendors during
the busy work week.
(see
Map)
Clinch Park and the
City of Oneida Municipal Building
MOUNT HOPE RESERVOIR
Mt. Hope Ave.
Mt. Hope
features; 65 acres of land for fishing, hiking, mountain biking, cross
country skiing,
and camping. Mt. Hope was home to Oneida’s first swimming hole back in
the 1940’s and 1950’s.
Enjoying the wildlife
at Historic Mt. Hope Reservoir
Historic Mt. Hope
Reservoir is great for fishing, hiking, and enjoying nature.
Trailhead at the
Duross Conservancy passive recreation area.
