This is a great Disc Golf course. Just be prepared to climb some hills and search through some…read morebushes if you have an off throw. For some reason if I have a clear fairway I through straight but if I'm surrounded by bushes I throw the discs right into them. One of the better workouts I've had on a disc golf course. Highly recommend

Awesome park with some scenic views.. Great for disc golf or just to hike threw. There's trails…read morecutting threw by the playground area and a pavilion above that. The only bad thing about this park is the putrid smell off a southern wind from the paper mill.

If it's a nice day and you (or your kids) need to burn some energy, this is the place for you! I…read morehad never been here before, but my sister asked me if I wanted to go and take my kids for some fun. The entrance comes up quickly when you're driving, so make sure you don't miss it! We immediately went to the park, and my kids had an absolute blast. They're 3 and 1, but I saw plenty of older kids having fun as well. We checked out the lake, which was super pretty (watch out for goose poop!). I noticed some people fishing, and it looked like there were canoes around too! We then decided to have some lunch. There are plenty of picnic tables, so finding a spot to sit is not a problem. We ended the visit with one more trip to the park and then left. My kids were EXHAUSTED afterward, and I always appreciate a place that can tire them out. I'd like to visit again on a solo trip and walk a few miles around the lake next time!

Recently came here to walk dogs with out of state colleagues. This place exceeded my expectations…read morewhen it came to a beautiful walk. There's a nearby park that has alot of activities for kids, decent restrooms and even canoe rentals. We hiked the entire trail around the pond and it was absolutely beautiful and peaceful. It can be really muddy depending on when you go. Structures are in solid standing. Trail features small slopes so it's not completely flat. Great place to visit.

Such a beautiful park! Lots of deer, bunnies and birds. The walking trails are pretty decent in…read moresize and there are little signs about space along the trail. Overall 10/10 (5.0 stars). (My review from Google Maps)

A park where you can play disc golf (18 count I believe) there's another park but they only have 9…read morecount. That's fun sometimes to do, but I'm not a big disc golfer. I enjoy walking in the park, taking pictures of nature. There's a pavilion with picnic tables, there's a tiny little playground for the little ones. There's also a little creek/river with a bridge that connects into a housing neighborhood area. The park is right next to train tracks, so to get to the walking area and the main part of the park you would have to go across the train tracks. A nice quiet place to go to enjoy nature (depending on time of day), if you're quiet enough you might spot some deer and any other wild animal. The other day I saw some pretty spring flowers!

FYI -- the map location is a bit misleading. The actual course is at Kenneth J Sims Park in…read moreEuclid, OH, just north of where the map shows it. Great 18-hole disc golf course. Official 'holes' are setup with relatively good course markings. Arguably the first few holes are the best as they run along the beach and include nice grassy fairways surrounded by trees on either side. Once you get to the back 9 you end up with more 'field holes' where there is no distinct shape to the fairway. A few of the holes are in heavily wooded areas so bring a spare disk or be prepared to hunt.

Excellent 18-hole disc golf course, right on the shore of Lake Erie.read more

This my very 1st experience playing disc golf. I don't have others to compare to. This course was…read morewell maintained, good signage & a good mix of technically challenging & open field holes. It was very nice to have benches at many of the holes. Look forward to playing again.

First time to this park and first time trying disc golf. The course definitely was a challenge to…read morewalk, especially when you can't throw a frisbee worth a damn! The workout was welcomed; the course was laid out over a large area, with very little overlapping of holes. Each hole has 3 throwing options, typically with concrete pads at each. Only drawback was that the course does not drain well. There was considerable mud and no way around it. Overall, a great park and will go again!

I grew up in Green; but hadn't played this course in years! The fairways were well tended; the…read moregreens rolled true, and pace of play was good. What else could you ask for?

Great shape fun course at an affordable price! Will continue to go back and play throughout the…read moresummer and fall!

We live nearby and never really thought about grabbing breakfast at the park--but wow, we're so…read moreglad we finally did! Tomlinson Run State Park offers breakfast at the campground on Saturdays from 8am-12pm, Memorial Day through Labor Day, and it's truly a hidden gem. The food was absolutely delicious--hot, fresh, and made with care. What's even better? It's all prepared by amazing volunteers, and every dollar goes right back into supporting the park. You can really feel the community pride in every bite. We'll definitely be back again before the season ends. If you're local (or even just passing through), make the stop. It's a great way to kick off a Saturday morning surrounded by nature and good people.

First time visiting this park. It is on the small side compared to other WV State Parks. This means…read morethat it is faster to get to where you are going in the park (no long road in). As you enter the park there is a road to the right that takes you to the campground (BTW, I have rated the campground separately under Campground at Tomlinson Run State Park). As you drive forward you will pass the Park Superintendent's house (on the right). Behind the house is a tiny building that serves at the park HQ. This is where you need to go if you want to stamp your VIPP card. Not obvious and you feel like you trespassing on the residence there but just drive past and then to your right and find the stamp. Along this road on the left you will find a picnic area and shortly after you will come to the edge of a small lake (on the left). On the right is the entrance to a road the winds up and around to the top of a hill (through the woods). There are two picnic areas. The first is off to the left before really heading up the hill. This one was buggy when I was there. At the top of the hill there is a parking lot and picnic areas. Nice spot! The road that goes through the park continues onward and then there is a parking area on the right above the lake. At the lake's edge are paddle boat rentals. If you continue on the road straight on the road you will end up exiting the park.

Nice 9 hole course on the far east side. Good place to play if you're pressed for time or live on…read morethe east side. Great beginner's course with some interesting holes.. The descriptions on the placards at each hole is helpful. We couldn't find the 8th tee however. It appears well kept for the beginning of spring. Plenty of parking.

Price Park is one of the most cleanest and nicest parks in the area. It is located in North Canton…read moreand features a variety of clean & upkept sports courts. There is a sand volleyball court, tennis courts, basketball court, walking path, fishing pond for youth and seniors, and a playground area.

Great Park to walk around. There is several walking paths and pavilions. Even had a small park for…read morechildren.