The majesty of massive polar bears, the grace of elephants and the playfulness of the orangutan have drawn parents and their children to the zoo for many a memory-filled afternoon. How To Get Here Seneca Park is located along the eastern bank of the Genesee River in the northern portion of Rochester. Enter the park from St. Paul Street, just north of Route 104. There are no park entrance fees. A permit is required for access to shelters and lodges.
Parking is free and guided tours are available by prior arrangement.
The spectacular views of the Genesee River are complemented by the good chance that visitors will encounter deer, chipmunks, hawks, ducks and songbirds as they walk along the park's trails. A park guard will visit shelters to check on permit holders. You can find out how to reserve a lodge or shelter in the Lodges section of this site. In-Carry Out rule, which means you must take all your garbage with you for disposal when leaving the park. Glass is not allowed in the park.