I absolutely love Taps and Tails every time I go! My dog is now reaching the elderly stage, but I…read morewanted to keep her active and meet other dogs in the area. This place is so inclusive to all different sizes and breeds of dogs. The staff was so amazing they're always engaged, keeping an eye on the dogs, stepping in when needed, and cleaning up after each pup as they leave. I've also attended a couple of their special events, most notably their Minis and Mimosas party! It was perfect for small‑dog owners who might feel anxious about their pups being around much larger dog - and my old morkie loved it! As a bonus too, there is a bar for human visitors! I loved getting to know other dog owners and socialize with the community.

I wanted to love this place, but after two bad experiences I feel compelled to share…read more My girlfriend and I are both 22, but look young. On our first visit, instead of simply asking for IDs, staff pulled our mothers aside and questioned them to "prove" our age. It was unnecessary and uncomfortable. We gave it another chance, but the second visit was worse. In front of a crowd we were told we "look like 10 year olds," then met with glares and a cold demand for IDs. Even after showing them, we felt stared at until we decided to leave. I respect the need to verify age, but this could have been handled professionally with a simple ID check at the door. The concept of this facility is great, but the approach left us feeling unwelcome.

It's currently closed for construction in 2022, and it never had that listed online. Wasted my time…read moredriving out there

If you've got extra poo bags and hand sanitizer, then I'm a fan. And the Tremont Dog Park…read morehas-a-plenty. In fact, they even have a special receptacle bin for the poos, which I only know because my boyfriend almost disposed of a baggie in the wrong one. This makes me think that they have a special way to dispose of the waste, which can cause toxic runoff in our water. I appreciate that! This was actually the first dog park I've ever been to, and now that I've experienced a few I decided that I really like this one. It's not the biggest, or the most glamorous, but it's got plenty of open space for running. There are toys, water bowls, hand sanitizer and a separate area for small dogs. Archie walked in and immediately made a friend with what seemed like a breed of sheep dog. What I loved about this park was that it wasn't packed with folks who were sitting on benches with their coffee and not watching their canines. Tremont seems to attract owners who want to interact with their dogs and play with them while they're here. Since this was my first doggie park experience, I was a little worried about Archie running off or misbehaving with other dogs. The owner of the sheep dog quickly informed me that he wouldn't get out and to relax and let 'em all play. Great advice. One thing I could do without is feeling like I'm playing next to a radioactive power plant. I kept thinking I was going to leave here and develop a third eye from the toxic waves. Not a great view. I also wouldn't come down here alone at dusk, but during the day I don't think that would be a problem. Lastly, we didn't bring my boyfriend's son with us this time around, but we plan on it next time. There is a huge playground right next door for kids and since I know he'd get bored in the dog park within 10 mins, it would be a perfect situation for an energetic 6yr old.

Uhmm this is the coolest place EVER! This dog park is a huge whoppin' 7 acres and has a lake in the…read moremiddle. Plus there are trees so there are actual shaded areas too. There are benches and picnic tables around the lake, a small dog area (no water access) and a training area with ramps and jumps. My dog becomes the happiest version of himself when he's here. I've never seen him run and get zoomies the way that he does at Bow Wow Beach. It's really an incredible thing!!!

Don't go anymore. People don't supervise their dogs and too many don't pick up their dog's poop…read more Too much fighting among people and dogs

Very active park! Often anywhere from 6-12 dogs playing. Dog friendly with lots of regular…read morevisitors. Closed temporarily while under reconstruction now and looking great.

Great dog park! We have brought Stout here several times and there have always been other dogs,…read morefree poo bags, and lots of balls to toss around. The people who go appear to be nice, responsible dog owners and we have not run into any issues. Most of the ground is small gravel which prevents the kind of mud we run into at the dog park in Buffalo. Definitely a favorite!

Everything was awesome, small and big dog sections with a pond on the big dog side, my 20 lb dog…read moreruns around with the other dogs like a pack.

My dog had a amazing time everyone was supper friendly only complaint i have is the lake was supper…read moremuddy but everything was great very o

This is a great dog park. There's so much room and even the small dog area is huge. There's a short…read moretrail that runs behind a wooded area that our corgi likes. There's gate and fence are safe. There's are amenities like a doggy fountain, benches, trash, bags. The only issue is when it has rained, the park is a mess. Water must not drain well and it becomes a swamp in the following days. I've lost a shoe in the mud before. And Winnie has lapped up muddy water puddles before. We've never had a problem with any other dogs or owners. Highly recommend!

If your doggies love exploring, this is paradise for them. Water and bags usually availableread more

Love love love it! Clean and family oriented. The playground is awesome for all children and ages…read more Restrooms, walking path, sandbox, and basketball court!

Awesome place to bring little kids to play outside. Brand new playground. Tons of swings and…read moreslides. There is also a great walking or jogging path! We'll be back!

Great view of Lake Erie. We come in the winter to see what the lake is doing. It's very cold and…read morewindy. Only die hards with cameras come out to brace the weather and take pictures. Cross country skiing works here. Bring your skis.

We visited here to see the script Cleveland sign. The park is clean and stays busy. Plenty of…read morepeople line up to get pictures and the Lake is gorgeous in the background.

Bay Village has a few parks along the lake. Columbia Park is just one. It can be hard to get to…read more Has a small parking lot. There's a beach but it isn't much. Has many stairs that you have to carefully use to get to the beach. It often is very slippery. The waves make things wet. It isn't much of a beach. This is pretty rocky. Swimming is allowed. The water is very dangerous looking. It's not a place for amateurs. This also isn't just a dog park. It's okay for people to hang out at. They have a few tables at the entrance before stairs. It can be hard to get here. Parking lot is across the street. The park is like someone's back yard and there's many locals who seem to like to be here whenever.

Still by far my favorite not-an-official-dog-park place to take my pup in the summer!…read more I'm almost certain this private beach is run by dog-lovers since no one cares that there are 15-20 pooches running up and down the beach at any given moment. Again, owners are typically very responsible with poos and leashing. Just keep in mind that since this isn't officially a doggie beach, dog-less folks also love to come here just to relax. Be mindful. As a person with a small/medium sized pup, I appreciate that most folks who aren't 100% sure about their bully-breed dogs keep them leashed, just in case. I mean, this place has a dozen of pooches running up and down the beach at any given moment AND there are lots of kids--it's just considerate, even if it's not necessary. I love the mutual respect folks have for one another here and that it's a little, secret paradise humans can bring their best furry friends to enjoy! Bring water, poop bags (although they have some upstairs) and a towel to lay on. Later in the fall months the sand washes away and it's much rockier, but in the early/mid summer months the sand is plentiful.

Walking the woodpecker loop 1.8 miles and it was beautiful. Water features, few places to sit and…read morerest, trash cans and a covered spot in case of rain. Ample bird watching opportunities. Saw blue jay, yellow finch, robins, etc. beautiful! Ample parking. Water fountains too.

Just a nice trek, nothing special. Not a lot of trees or wildlife. There were a lot of people there…read moreand it was an easy, manicured walk.