Tinker Nature Park
What is there 7 recorded
Tinker Nature Park covers 68 acres on Calkins Road in Henrietta. The Tinker family came from Connecticut in 1812 and settled here. They built a cobblestone farmhouse between 1828 and 1830. Six generations of the family lived there. The town took over the property in 1991. The park has the Hansen Nature Center and the Tinker Homestead and Farm Museum. It also has a small amphitheater, a playground, and a volleyball court. About 2 miles of trails cross wetland boardwalks and pass a gazebo overlooking a pond. Dogs are not allowed.
Thanks. Your comment is in the queue. It shows here once it has been read.
Comments
This site is not the parks department. It cannot book anything. To rent a lodge or a shelter, go to Town of Henrietta.