CBBA parks are for the use of Crystal Beach residents and their guests only. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests. Parks are private property owned in joint by Crystal Beach property owners and no trespassing is allowed.
Parks are open from 6AM to 10PM.
No alcohol is allowed on park grounds.
All parks are carry in/carry out – no trash bins are provided.
Swimming at applicable parks is at your own risk.
No boating or boat launches at any park except the designated boat launch area at the end of Cottage City Drive. No fishing is allowed at the Maiden Lane swimming park.
Please do not leave vehicles at the Cottage City Drive boat launch after launching watercraft; park elsewhere and return for watercraft pickup when finished.
Dogs are welcome at all parks as long as they are leashed and well-behaved. Owners are responsible for pet cleanup including bringing their own waste bags.
CBBA Park Information
Maiden Lane Waterfront Park – located at the base of Maiden Lane and Lake Dr. This park offers beautiful views of the lake, sunsets, and the Ring of Fire. This park features shaded green spaces, sandy sunny spots above the water, picnic tables, Adirondack chairs, and a swing set for kids.
Maiden Lane Picnic area – located between Maiden Lane and Mayflower Rd along Lake Dr. On July 21, 2013 a waterfront park in Crystal Beach at Maiden Lane was dedicated in memory of lifelong Crystal Beach resident Nicholas Murphy Jr with a ceremony attended by family, friends and area residents. “Nick” as he was known, was a great husband, father, family man and very active member of the community known by all. He dedicated a tremendous amount of time improving the community, parks and waterfront areas through fund raising and volunteer events and as a long term President of the Crystal Beach Betterment Association. One of his last efforts was to raise attention and funds to clear the overgrown land parcel at Maiden Lane and make it into a beautiful park area with a walking path, park benches and picnic tables.
Catallo Park Pavilion & Playground – located between Mayflower Rd and Bluebird Rd on the east side of East Lake Rd. Features covered pavilion, basketball hoops, playground, and maintained green areas for sports available to residents for parties, cookouts, family reunions, and summer fun!
Blossom Rd Park – located between Blossom Rd and Fair Oaks Dr along Lake Dr. Currently in a wild state, this full block area provides welcome natural green spaces and areas for birds and other wildlife.
Middle Beach Swim Area – located at the end of Blossom Rd, offers stairs access to Canandaigua Lake for residents to swim.
Cottage City Right of Way and Boat Launch – located at the end of Cottage City Rd at the former Rakes Marina location. This was also the site of the historic Steam Boat Dock – look for the commemorative sign! Features level lake access for drop off of small boats and watercraft. Please respect that this access point is very popular in the summer and do not leave vehicles parked in the Right of Way longer than necessary to drop off or pick up boats and equipment.
Valesko Park – located on the east side of East Lake Rd at Blossom Rd. This park was named after local resident Joseph Valesko who lost his life in Vietnam. Here is an article with more information. Scroll to page 5. The park has baseball diamonds, and is available to residents for sports, parties, cookouts, family reunions, and summer fun! It is also an important safe landing area for Mercy flight, when necessary to land helicopters.
Park Rules
CBBA parks are for the use of Crystal Beach residents and their guests only. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests. Parks are private property owned in joint by Crystal Beach property owners and no trespassing is allowed.
CBBA Park Information
Maiden Lane Waterfront Park – located at the base of Maiden Lane and Lake Dr. This park offers beautiful views of the lake, sunsets, and the Ring of Fire. This park features shaded green spaces, sandy sunny spots above the water, picnic tables, Adirondack chairs, and a swing set for kids.
Maiden Lane Picnic area – located between Maiden Lane and Mayflower Rd along Lake Dr. On July 21, 2013 a waterfront park in Crystal Beach at Maiden Lane was dedicated in memory of lifelong Crystal Beach resident Nicholas Murphy Jr with a ceremony attended by family, friends and area residents. “Nick” as he was known, was a great husband, father, family man and very active member of the community known by all. He dedicated a tremendous amount of time improving the community, parks and waterfront areas through fund raising and volunteer events and as a long term President of the Crystal Beach Betterment Association. One of his last efforts was to raise attention and funds to clear the overgrown land parcel at Maiden Lane and make it into a beautiful park area with a walking path, park benches and picnic tables.
Catallo Park Pavilion & Playground – located between Mayflower Rd and Bluebird Rd on the east side of East Lake Rd. Features covered pavilion, basketball hoops, playground, and maintained green areas for sports available to residents for parties, cookouts, family reunions, and summer fun!
Blossom Rd Park – located between Blossom Rd and Fair Oaks Dr along Lake Dr. Currently in a wild state, this full block area provides welcome natural green spaces and areas for birds and other wildlife.
Middle Beach Swim Area – located at the end of Blossom Rd, offers stairs access to Canandaigua Lake for residents to swim.
Cottage City Right of Way and Boat Launch – located at the end of Cottage City Rd at the former Rakes Marina location. This was also the site of the historic Steam Boat Dock – look for the commemorative sign! Features level lake access for drop off of small boats and watercraft. Please respect that this access point is very popular in the summer and do not leave vehicles parked in the Right of Way longer than necessary to drop off or pick up boats and equipment.
Valesko Park – located on the east side of East Lake Rd at Blossom Rd. This park was named after local resident Joseph Valesko who lost his life in Vietnam. Here is an article with more information. Scroll to page 5. The park has baseball diamonds, and is available to residents for sports, parties, cookouts, family reunions, and summer fun! It is also an important safe landing area for Mercy flight, when necessary to land helicopters.