22 parks with playgrounds, in 8 towns — the ones whose own pages itemize their parks. Free unless an entry says otherwise.
Utica
4
Addison Miller Park
York Street at Old Burrstone Rd — swimming pool, basketball courts, baseball fields, playground. source ↗
Seymour Park
Euclid Road at School Road — pool, basketball courts, a football/soccer field, baseball fields, playground. source ↗
Chancellor Park
Bleecker Street at First Street — tennis courts, bocce courts, playground. source ↗
Wankel Playground
Rugby Road at Gilmore Place — splash pool, baseball fields, playground. source ↗
Rome
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Crescent Park
South Crescent Street at Genesee Place — small playground and a basketball court. source ↗
Franklyn's Field
North James Street — two basketball courts, four lighted tennis courts, a regulation and a practice baseball field, playgrounds for 5–12 and 2–5. source ↗
Guyer Field
Laurel Street — basketball court, two tennis courts, softball field, multi-purpose soccer/football field, and the city’s only fully wheelchair-accessible playground and wading pool. Fishing platform on Wood Creek. source ↗
Haselton-Wright Playground
200 Riverview Parkway North — two lighted softball fields, playground, walking trail. source ↗
Liberty Gardens / Thron Park
200 North Levitt Street — two basketball courts, two playgrounds, a ball field and an arboretum walkway. source ↗
North Glendale (Eddy) Park
Off Seville Drive — basketball court, two tennis courts, baseball/softball field, playground. source ↗
Pinti Field
Sixth and Mohawk Streets — skateboard and BMX area, basketball court, the full-size Tosti Pool, a three-story playground, the half-mile Bill Coughlin Trail and an accessible fishing platform. source ↗
Ridgewood Heights Park
Ridgewood Street — basketball courts, tennis courts, two regulation Little League fields, playground. source ↗
Steven's Field
West Court at Frederick Streets — basketball court, two tennis courts, two regulation softball fields, a multi-purpose soccer/football field, wading pool and playground. source ↗
Triangle Park
East Garden Street at Lincoln Avenue — large playground and swings. source ↗
Uvanni Park
Lawrence at Lynch Streets — playground and swings. source ↗
New Hartford
1
Sherrillbrook Park May 1 – October 31
Route 12 — pickleball complex, walking trails, ball fields, playground and dog park. Open May 1–Oct 31, 7 a.m.–8:30 p.m. daily. source ↗
Clinton
1
Kirkland Town Park May – October
3314 Post St — four pickleball courts, one tennis court, two sand volleyball courts, a regulation softball field, a Little League field, nature trails and updated playgrounds. Open May–October, 7 a.m. to dusk. source ↗
Little Falls
1
Moreland Park
Nature trail, playground, and a 110-person pavilion. source ↗
Ilion
2Waterville
1
Babbott Park
Off Babbott Ave. and Route 12 — ball field, playground, tennis/basketball/pickleball courts, a pavilion and a quarter-mile paved path. source ↗
Whitesboro
1
Flagg Street Playground
Open dawn to dusk — playground, covered picnic area, ballfield (first come, by phone) and a basketball court. source ↗
Utica's seven neighborhood parks also have playgrounds; the city's page doesn't itemize them individually. Rome counts twelve playgrounds citywide — all twelve are listed above.
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