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

A truly beautiful community park with lots of great amenities. There are nature paths for walking,…read moreopen pavilions for nice picnic gatherings, and enclosed pavilions that can be reserved year around for parties and family get togethers. There's the Maag Outdoor sound stage for outdoor concerts. United States military bands present concerts there in the summer. Townsfolk bring their folding chairs and enjoy the music under the evening sky. There are two outdoor play areas for children: Little Tykes for the Pre-Schoolers, and Kids Town for the older children. Each year in the Spring, you can enjoy hot pancakes and maple syrup offered for a small fee over two weekends. In the Fall, the park hosts the annual Octoberfest. There's always something going on!

Great park, very nice, park personnel are pleasant and helpful. If you have a dog fantastic dog…read morepark co-located, but absolutely beware of the worthy patron group that visit around 0930-1000hrs they are a horrible group that have park personnel on speed dial. So if they aren't accepting of your pooch the false complaints start. After 1200hrs the park is empty of that sad group of individuals.

This is a beautiful and peaceful lake--perfect for a relaxing day on the water. Whether you're…read moreboating, kayaking, or just floating along in a canoe, it's a great place to unwind. We went on a warm, sunny day with no cloud cover, so the fish weren't very active near the surface, but the tranquility more than made up for it. Our depth gauge showed the water ranged from under 2 feet to just over 7 feet as we got closer to the blimp storage area. There were lots of water lilies in bloom, which made the scenery even more stunning. A truly calm and scenic spot--highly recommend!

Great park for kayaking, fishing, dog park, walk with the family or events under one of their…read moreshelters. Lots of foliage to provide shade. They also have a mini golf course you can play at though I never have.

A nice park with a good trail. Trail is narrow and has some small hills. There are work out…read morestations along the path. There is also disc golf. Plenty of parking and quiet. A nice place for a walk!

I visited this park on a Sunday afternoon in May 2021 with my friend and fellow Yelper, Christina…read moreP. The park is located in Parma, Ohio and this was my first time there. TENNIS COURTS -- I arrived to play tennis. There are about 8 tennis courts which is plenty for a park. When I arrived around 4pm, there were people playing tennis and about 5 courts open. The tennis courts are all hard surface and it felt good to play on them. The nets seemed well kept as well. I have no complaints about the conditions of the court. The park itself has a big grassy field that sits on a hill just across from the tennis courts. I heard that there used to be a swimming pool here but that has since been removed. I didn't get to walk around the other side of the park. PROS -- Clean park with plenty of tennis courts. CONS -- There aren't many benches to sit on by the big grassy field and I didn't see any swings or play activities for kids. I don't have kids but I'm assuming that families with kids would prefer a park with swings or slides. Well, now that I think about it, there are benches by a big open structure in the ground which I hear will become a man-made pond soon. Be careful if you bring kids here because they may easily slide down and fall into it. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely be back to play tennis since I love tennis. **** - 34/100 total reviews in 2021 - 454 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 May 2021

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.

I'm from the east side, and for years I've driven over the bridges telling myself, "One day I'm…read moregoing to stop and wander through that park." I'm so happy I finally did. Now I already know I'll be back, because we only explored part of it -- but what my sister, her pup, and I wandered through was fun, peaceful, and a little adventurous. At one point there was literally a giant mallard just standing in the middle of the woods like he owned the place. And then there were stairs that climb straight up the side of the mountain -- okay, hill -- but it felt like a mountain in the best way. The whole walk made me feel free. If you ever find yourself wanting a moment outside, a breath of fresh air, or just a place to wander, stop here. It's worth it.

Rocky River Reservation is so pretty. There are many trails and walking paths in this park. They…read morehave a popular nature center as well. The park has plenty of parking, depending on what area you would like to explore. There is a golf course and multiple areas for fishing. You can also take your kayak and kayak the emerald necklace. Very pretty during the fall. I recommend bringing a picnic to one of the many picnic areas or sitting on one of the many benches throughout the park and enjoying mother nature.

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!

This is a wonderful outdoor park facility! Featuring a large variety of courts (basketball, sand…read morevolleyball, tennis), large grass soccer complex, multiple covered pavilions, kid playground, restroom pavilions, & trails! Exploring the trails were the reason we came to this location this afternoon. We did bring our dogs and kept them on leash the full time without any issues! The dogs loved the fresh air & being in nature. If possible I would deduct a half star for the user friendliness of the trails. The trails intertwined, overlapped, & were not marked well for first timers. There was a post with multiple trails at the start & a map. However, there were not any other markers after, even when the trails overlapped & intersected. Overall a wonderful location!! Just plan some extra time to trouble shoot the trails if your a first timer like we were!

This review is going to be limited to the disc golf course. On the plus side, the course is well…read moremarked and easy to navigate. On the negative side, the fairways are very narrow and anything that beers off will have you climbing through bramble. All in all a fun course but there are better nearby.

Lucky to have access to a great park system. Even in the winter months, the access, paths, and…read morescenery are great. Always wildlife to observe. Clean facilities.

I visited Strawberry Picnic Area at North Chagrin Reservation over the weekend for a picnic. I have…read morebeen to this nature reservation multiple times, and always enjoy my experiences. It's one of my favorite local nature reserves. There are always a lot of groups in this area enjoying picnic tables and pavilion. The picnic area itself is well-kept and welcoming, with plenty of space to relax, enjoy a meal, or simply sit and take in nature. The meadow at the entrance has 2 convenient tables. The pavilion nestled more in the park has many picnic tables, grill, and fire place. It accommodates large parties. I have seen a lot of big groups have different holiday celebrations or just gather on a sunny day. What I enjoy the most is the space between picnic tables and inside the pavilion to offer privacy to various groups and a space to roam. The reservation also has a lot of great trails. They're far enough from the road to offer a serene experience. As I walked along the quiet paths and took in the scenic views around Strawberry Pond, I felt an immediate sense of calm. The sounds of birds calling and leaves rustling in the breeze added to the tranquil atmosphere. The bathrooms are conveniently available at the entrance. They are a little gross but available. The parking lot is pretty spacious. The picnic area is very easy to find, just follow the signage or your GPS. Whether you're walking the nearby trails or just lounging with family or friends, this place feels like a hidden gem. Overall, my time at Strawberry Picnic Area reminded me of the importance of reconnecting with nature and making space for simple, quiet moments. It's a place I'd return to in any season. I'll be back again in a few weeks.

Cascades Park is not your typical neighborhood patch of Earth; yes it has a baseball diamond &…read moreshelter house, but if offers so much more. In very congested surroundings, this cute little park offers an educational experience as well as pleasurable. Here you will find tree plaques throughout the trail that inform you about the local species. There is also a number of exercise stations, generous playground, a small fraction of ledges hugging a tiny stream and an adorable butterfly garden! With two trails to choose from, you think it would be impossible to get lost. However, the old carved map is slightly misleading. Whichever trail you decide to explore you'll begin at the same starting point ;straight ahead you'll see a tiny wooden bridge- this path leads you wandering around...you cannot distinct between path & surroundings as nothing is marked. If you avoid this & veer to the right, one trail loops around the park while the other eventually takes you through a series of backyards & a golf course. Each trail is made up of twisting roots & tiny gravel so if you have a decent stroller (avoid the trail with a street name & take the loop only) you should be able to enjoy the park without any hiccups.

Literally the biggest playground slides I've ever seen. My 4 year old looooves this place, and…read morethere's also a small play area good for toddlers. We love the wooded walking trail, too.