Williston Community Park, off Williston Road, behind Williston Central School: soccer fields, baseball, seasonal outdoor ice skating rink, playground, running track, bike path, trails, tennis courts, basketball court, volleyball courts.

Rossignol Park, intersection North Brownell and Industrial Avenue: small playground, baseball diamond, two tennis courts and basketball court.

Iroquois Recreation District, Lake Iroquois: sandy beach, playground, picnic area and snack bar, trails, state boat access, kayaking and canoeing and motorized boating.

Williston Central School, Williston Road

Allenbrook School, off Talcott Road

FAIRS AND FESTIVALS:

July: Fourth of July parade and fireworks in Williston village.

Dorothy Alling Memorial, 701 Williston Road. Tel: (802) 878-4918

Thomas Chittenden Grave, Town Cemetery, Williston Road: grave site of the state's first governor.

Williston Historical Society, 688 Williston Road: The society has restored a local one-room schoolhouse and moved it to a site near the new school on Williston Road. An exhibit of local artifacts is on display at the town library.

Williston Historic District: Many of the buildings along U.S. 7, near the town offices, date back to the mid-19th century when the local economy was dominated by agriculture. The 1842 Town Hall and the current Town Hall, built in 1860 as a church, are worthy of note and built in same red brick as the 1832 Old Brick Church. The district also includes many Green Revival and Federal period buildings.