Turning Point Park covers 275 wooded acres along the Genesee River in Rochester’s Charlotte neighborhood. It is close to Lake Ontario on the northwest side. You will notice oak forests, cattail-lined riverbanks, and wildlife around every bend. Herons, egrets, osprey, swans, deer, fox, and snapping turtles all call this park home. Learn More.
The park’s most striking feature is a 3,572-foot boardwalk over the Genesee River Turning Basin. The full trail system won the “Transportation Project of the Year” Award in 2008. People in the Charlotte community use it year-round for hiking, biking, fishing, and birdwatching.
We Bring Affordable and On-Time Hood Cleaning Service
Restaurant kitchens near Turning Point Park and across Rochester’s Charlotte neighborhood run hard every season. Lake Ontario winters bring cold, greasy buildup that clogs exhaust systems faster than in milder climates.
Our local team at Advanced Hood Cleaning Solutions knows this area well and adjusts every service plan to match those conditions. We cover hood cleaning, fire suppression service, pressure washing, air duct repair, and commercial cleaning.
Our technicians use high-pressure commercial-grade equipment and follow NFPA 96 fire codes on every job. Each visit includes before and after photos plus a full written report that your insurance company accepts.
Driving Directions from Advanced Hood Cleaning Solutions to Turning Point Park
Advanced Hood Cleaning Solutions is about 42 miles from Turning Point Park, roughly a 45-minute drive via I-390 N.
- From Richmond Mills Rd, we head toward US-20A W and follow it to Federal Rd.
- Then, we turn right onto Federal Rd, then right again onto Livonia Center Rd.
- At US-20 W, we turn left and stay on it for about 3 miles.
- The right lane ramp takes us onto I-390 N, merging toward Rochester.
- At exit 15, the road splits onto I-590 N, keeping left on NY-590 N.
- Exit 10A picks up NY-104 W, then a right turn lands on Lake Ave.
- Two right turns onto Boxart St bring the team straight to the park entrance.
I-390 N is the go-to route because it keeps the drive steady with fewer stops and lighter traffic through upstate New York.