The Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy is the first nonprofit organization in the nation to manage and operate an entire urban park system that consists of over 850 acres of parks, parkways and circles. It was designed more than 150 years ago by America’s first landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted, making it the first of its kind in the country. The Buffalo Olmsted Park System includes:
6 PAR
KS
Cazenovia Park in South Buffalo, Delaware Park in Delaware/Parkside District, Front Park at the Peace Bridge,
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park at Fillmore Avenue, Riverside Park at Niagara and Tonawanda Street, South Park at McKinley Parkway,
7 PARKWAYS
Bidwell, Chapin, Lincoln, McKinley, Porter, Red Jacket, and Richmond
8 TRAFFIC CIRCLES | Agassiz, Colonial, Ferry, Gates, McClellan, McKinley, Soldiers, and Symphony
SMALLER SPACES | Days Park, Heacock Park, Prospect Park