Peter Frieders Park
6 a.m. - 8 p.m.
6 Acres
About Peter Frieders Park
The park is named after Peter Frieders, the original farmer who purchased and cared for the land with his family in the late 1860’s. This park was created as an opportunity to offer individuals and families an open space to walk their dog, enjoy a picnic or even throw around a football.
This park connects via a path to Fidler Farm Park.
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Things to Do
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Path
A path runs through Peter Frieders Park and it allows for the perfect space to take a light stroll or jog and enjoy the open green space.
Is the park shaded?
There is no shade at Peter Frieders Park.
Is there shelter?
There is no shelter available at Peter Frieders Park.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes, pets are allowed at the park as long as they are leashed. Owners must pick up and properly dispose of pet waste.
What ages is this park suited towards?
This park is for all ages.
Are water fountains available?
There are no water fountains available at Peter Frieders Park.
Is there parking available?
There is no parking lot available at Peter Frieders Park, but there is street parking.
Are there restroom facilities on site?
There are no restrooms available at Peter Frieders Park.
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Batavia Park District has teamed up with residents as well as the Batavia Police Department to keep our parks safe with the Park Watch Program. Any suspicious activity can be anonymously reported by calling the "Bruce the Spruce" Hotline at 630-879-5235 ext. SAFE (7233). You can also email bruce@bataviaparks.org. Personal information will be kept confidential. We take pride in keeping our parks clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. If you spot something that needs attention while visiting, please don’t hesitate to let us know!