Parks & Recreation
Village of Fonda Recreational & Canal Park
About the Park
The Village of Fonda Recreational & Canal Park is a community gathering space situated along the banks of the Mohawk River. The park serves as a central hub for Village events, outdoor recreation, and community life throughout the year.
Located along the Erie Canalway Trail corridor, the park connects residents and visitors to the broader network of trails and waterways that define the Mohawk Valley region. It is a venue for seasonal events, informal recreation, and community programming hosted by Village organizations and local nonprofits.
For the full schedule of upcoming events, park news, blog posts, and detailed information about the park and its facilities, visit the official park website at fondapark.org.
Events & full park information at fondapark.org
The park's dedicated website is the authoritative source for upcoming events, park improvements, blog posts, and contact information.
Go to fondapark.orgPark Information
Location
21–40 Park Street
Fonda, NY 12068Phone
(518) 853-4335Email
[email protected]Website
fondapark.org
Park Features & Amenities
The Fonda Recreational & Canal Park offers a range of outdoor amenities for residents and visitors.
Mohawk River access
The park sits directly along the banks of the Mohawk River and the Erie Canalway Trail.
Erie Canalway Trail
Connected to the multi-use Erie Canalway Trail for walking, cycling, and recreation.
Walking paths
Paved and natural walking paths throughout the park grounds.
Community events
Host to community gatherings, job fairs, seasonal celebrations, and Village events throughout the year.
Open green space
Expansive open lawn areas suitable for picnics, informal recreation, and community activities.
Seasonal programming
Events and programming offered throughout the year — see fondapark.org for the current calendar.
Stay Up to Date with Park Events
The Fonda Park website is updated regularly with upcoming events, park news, and community announcements. Visit fondapark.org to see what's happening at the park.