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Vale Park
Owner: City of Schenectady
Vale Park: Covering over 35 acres of downtown Schenectady, this urban oasis of a park dates over 160 years to when it was used as a cemetary in the 19th century, sold to the city in 1973 to become the park it is now. The gardens here feature a combination of native species and plants escaped from nearby gardens, ranging from Horsetails to Skunk-Cabbage, with a pair of ponds right in the middle of the whole park. Playgrounds and pavilions mark the entrance.
Vale Cemetery/ Vale Park Location Diagram:
Vale Park includes a city park, cemetery, and urban farm.
Restrictions: No fires, camping, woodcutting, littering, hunting, or carrying firearms. No motorized vehicles.
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