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The town of Coldon offers a small town historic charm for anyone looking to escape the busy city life. Whether you are on the hunt for a home with some historic charm or a home with more square footage, Coldon will have what you are looking for. The town derives it’s name from Cadwallader D. Coldon, a state senator. Coldon is an interior town in the southeastern part of the county. It is one of the southtowns of Erie County with a population of 3,323 people, 1,262 households, and 951 families residing in the town.
Attractions
Both locals and new homeowners love to attend the concerts at the town hall during the summer months from June – Sep. If you are a winter sports lover, Kissing Bridge has 39 slopes spread out over 700 acres for skiers and snowboarders to spread out for a day on the slopes! There’s lots of great terrain perfect for the beginner or intermediate skier or rider, plus several challenging slopes for advanced. Hawk Creek Wildlife Center has been providing educational programs and conservation efforts for wildlife for 30 years. This is a great spot to visit with the family for a day of fun and education
Parks
Walter Kummer Town Park offers plenty of space for picnics, walking trails, and a safe playground for your little ones! This park also has great tennis courts, basketball courts, and soccer fields. If you are looking for a light day hike, Colden Falls is the perfect place for that. You can also enjoy a walk along the creekside near the falls.
Schools
The town is home to Colden Elementary School which serves students in the primary grades.
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