Greenfield Parks & Trails

The Town of Greenfield has some beautiful parks and trails available to the public. 

Veterans Park

Veterans Park is located at the corner of Route 9N and Grange Road. The “All Veterans Memorial” honors all the dedicated men and women who served our country from the Town of Greenfield.

 Veterans Park Photo Gallery

Greenfield Center Park

The Greenfield Center Park, also known as the Brigham Road Park, is located just off of Route 9N on Brigham Road. The Park is approximately 20 acres in size.  Stone dust walking trails wander through the heavily wooded property. 

 Greenfield Center Park Photo Gallery
pdf  Greenfield Center Park Map (213 KB)

Middle Grove Town Park

Middle Grove Park is located at 430 Middle Grove Road.  Spread over 12+ acres there is a Pavilion with Restroom Facilities, Tennis Courts, Basketball Court, Soccer Fields, Softball Field and a Walking Trail.  It is home to the Greenfield Farmer’s Market which is held on Friday afternoons from 4PM to 6PM. 

 Middle Grove Town Park Photo Gallery

The Pavilion can be reserved by Town Residents free of charge by contacting the Town Clerk’s Office.  There is a $50. Refundable Cleaning Deposit.  The fee for Non-Residents is $50.

pdf  Application for Middle Grove Park Pavilion (388 KB)

pdf  Middle Grove Park Reservation Rules (36 KB)

Kings Station & Caboose

The Park is located approximately 2 miles North of the Hamlet of Greenfield Center on State Route 9N.

In 1865 the Adirondack Railroad was formed and began building tracks across Greenfield with stations at Kings, South Corinth, Corinth, Hadley and North Creek.  By 1871, the Railroad reached North Creek.  The Adirondack Railroad was sold to the D & H in 1889.  Passenger service ran from New York City to the Adirondack Branch of the D & H.  By 1890 one train made two daily round trips from Saratoga to North Creek.  Most of the freight service carried lumber and paper.

In 2007 a Committee was appointed by the Town Board to determine what repairs would be necessary to make the caboose structurally sound and maintain its historical significance, as well as develop a plan for future public use.  Committee members volunteered their services and spent countless hours renovating the Caboose and King’s Station, helping to create a Town landmark to be enjoyed by all.  A Caboose Day Celebration is held annually.

 Kings Station Park Photo Gallery

Porter Corners Town Park

The Park is located behind the Town Highway Garage at 409 Bockes Road, with access to the Park from Porter Corners Road onto “Line Drive”.

There are 6 ball fields located at this Park, starting with T-ball size right up to the Roy Hobbs division.  Information regarding field use/rentals can be obtained by calling the Recreation Director.

Enjoy a walk along the Nature Trail and picnic area by the Creek which was developed by the Environmental Committee. 

 Porter Corners Town Park Photo Gallery
pdf  Application for Field Usage (40 KB)
 Facilities Usage Policy pdf (51 KB)