This park was hoppin' at 10am on a weekend! Everybody be out out getting their walk on! Plus…read moreseveral people bird watching and taking pictures of this scenic wetland! You can walk your dogs on the Meadow Loop trail which is .7 miles. Then you've got the Wet Woods trail that takes you through some trees and is .4 miles and the Marsh Loop trail which is 1.2 miles. These latter two trails are only for human walking, no dogs and no bikes. There are some connector trails that will lead you to some housing developments if you want to extend your walk. I would for sure come here again! We did 4.75 miles and saw some turtles, birds, and just all around beautiful nature with its plants and bugs.

This is an amazing park to see species of waterfowl and shorebirds! The paths are not paved and I…read morelove coming here for birdwatching, overall 10/10 (5.0 stars). (my review from google maps)

With the exception of a few residential properties, Morgan Park is the only nice thing in the area!…read moreWith the ugly turnpike on one side & yet another dollar general...this large and quiet park is easy to pass by but not easily forgotten. If you do happen to notice it, you'll enjoy the large open field, beautiful pergola with its swinging bench and wildflowers or (if you enjoy studying insects) being swamped by grasshoppers. Although the signs might boast about the stunning & underestimated dragonfly & how many different species live at the park- I've never seen so many grasshoppers in all my life! However, another not so great pest also resides here.My very first visit here ended in me pulling ticks off of my dogs so make sure you use bug spray & tick preventative since each side of the path is surrounded by tall grasses & weeds. The pea gravel path loops around so you can't get lost. If you use a stroller, mobile wheelchair or even a push one all can enjoy the relaxing environment. There is a path at the very beginning of the woods but it's always flooded so I'm not sure of the difficulty level for this trail.

There is a decent trail here that is 1.2 miles long. One trail in that goes around a back loop…read more There is also a swing and a picnic table about 1/4 of a mile in. Lately I have left my dog at home because she seems to be picking up a lot of ticks, but it could be due to the time of day that I walk her.

I went to Wallace Lake Park today in Berea with a group and had a great time! I've never been…read morebefore, but as of June 2026, it's a nice area. A paved walking path, big parking lots available and little ones along the path, clean restroom facilities, a large concession stand offering snacks and honey hut ice cream! There were plenty of picnic tables scattered around with families and friends having birthdays, graduation parties, etc. The group I was with rented out the tented area, which was a nice size and had some dedicated grills and trash for convenience. I didn't swim or use the beach/lake area but there were plenty of people out there swimming, kayaking, and fishing.

Stopped here to do some fishing this Is a very good place for fishing or yoy can just do some…read moreswimming on the other side of the lake I've caught plenty of bass here which is what I prefer to catch so me and the family did some fishing I would recommend if your looking to do alittle bit of fishing

Our group of five visited Kim's farm after we booked a tour over the phone. And let me tell you,…read morethis has been by far one of the greatest experiences we've had with farm animals. When you come in for a 1.5-hour tour which costs $5 per person, you get to cuddle and feed the alpacas, learn about their breeding process and really make friends with them if you show them some love. The whole experience is very soothing and fun, and even though we did not attend the yoga sessions, we are still very satisfied for Kim's hospitality and passion. Definitely would recommend this to people of all ages and this is very family friendly.

A few friends and I attended an alpaca yoga class here and had a really fun time. Vintage Alpacas…read moreFarm is an unsuspecting farm in Brooklyn Heights. You're basically driving through industrial areas until you spot a little yellow alpaca sign. Drive down a little gravel road and then you'll be shocked to find a little farm! The owner, Kim, is very nice and extremely passionate about her work. The Alpaca Yoga class is held in the grassy field towards the back of the farm. To encourage the alpacas to visit your mat, Kim will put out buckets of food to encourage interactions. Alpacas are quite funny. I learned they don't like being touched on their head/face but rather their neck and behind! They move quickly and like slow, thoughtful movements. My favorite alpaca was Sadie. She's a cutie girl that is really well-adjusted to people and constantly came over for pets! I loved this little spot and we'll absolutely be back! Animal yoga is oddly relaxing. You don't need to be good at yoga to take an Alpaca Yoga class. Just try! It's really more about the therapeutic benefits of the animal, in my opinion.

This park is a hidden gem! Right off of 71 the highway noise is to be expected, but eventually it…read morefades into background noise. The beauty of this park is worth it! There is one large loop around the main lake, a smaller loop around another lake towards the back, and a trail off the main lake that meanders around the woods for awhile. I got in 3 miles and enjoyed every second of it. Lots of different scenery, birds, and several fishermen enjoying one of the first warm spring days. I will be back!

This was the first time I visited this park and I was not impressed. It was located near the…read morehighway, which made it very noisy. I came for the annual Trekking Through Autumn, but as a first time visitor I didn't know where the trails were located. Around the main lake path there a few mowed offshoots that don't seemingly go anywhere. Unless they did, but with no park map available it was difficult to tell. I tried to make the best of it. Overall, it was just another park to hike.

Its a nice place to walk. Its not heavily forested, but places do have a canopy…read more You can walk upto the back entrance of the zoo. Sometimes you can hear the animals. Early April is beautiful. They have a lot of cherry trees and when they bloom it's quite the sight

Great park that runs through the city!…read more There are many picnic area stops along the way. My kids and I stopped at a section of the park with a nice playground. There was a paved walking path. Only had outhouses.

Spillaway This park…read morehad a great natural swimming area. The lake overflows like a waterfall into a swimming area. There is a beach area and life guards. Then the swimming area overflows into a stream. The kids love walking through th me stream looking for crayfish and other animals. There is a bathroom and changing area. Plus a little snack area with ice cream and other snack items. Great family fun!

This park has so much beauty everywhere you look. I appreciate nature and coming here throughout…read moreall of the different seasons. It's so refreshing to see so many people walking. There was this little girl with rosiest cheeks I've ever seen laughing as she walked with her family. She and her siblings were laughing and running with her siblings. This made me smile as I thought those are great parents taking their kids for w walk in this winter wonderland. It was in the 20's but it felt great. I'm so thankful for all of our parks in Ohio. The waterfall looks so pretty. The trails are not difficult to do. There are your slight inclines, with snow and ice it can be a little slippery just slow down or make sure you have proper footwear. People on the trail are pretty friendly and will say hello as they are walking by. You got this!!

Nice little park. There's a couple of benches a long the way . The views are beautiful of the…read morelighthouse and lake.

There is so much history here! 25$ per person, every room is filled with facts about the history,…read morejust look at the pictures! Overall 10/10 (5.0 stars). (review of the lighthouse from my Google Maps account)