Nice wooded hiking along stream. Definitely worth checking…read moreout for yourself! Clean and quiet on a Sunday evening

I admit it's cool down there, w water streams n walk around. But ,they don't allow dogs down there…read moreand prob be cuz people seem to miss picking up their dogs poo on the top where we all live, so that's my guess y. So it's very disappointing to have 2 large dogs and not be able to use my own park!

Beautiful park on the lake. Parking does over flow and then…read morethe yacht club takes a lot of the parking. They have sand volleyball leagues playing too.

This waterfront park is known as a resting place for Monarchs, but we were too late to see them…read more The park is small and quiet with trees, and a there's a small beach used by fishermen and bird watchers. The Coast Guard building is nearby. An ore ship passed us at the park going to a nearby business. The park is hidden, but signs are helpful.

Euclid Creek Reservation is one of the smaller parks in the Metroparks system; it is a long…read morerelatively narrow park that mainly follows Euclid Creek between Green Road and Highland Road. The park manages to pack quite a bit into its smaller profile. For those trying to get out and get a hike there are 4 designated trails and a couple more that are not on the map but can still be fun. The longest trail is the Multipurpose trail, paved it winds its way down the park with great views of the creek and the surrounding walls of gorge it has carved. On the West Side of the park the Glenridge and Squirrel Run Trails let you hike up and down the gorge wall and you can use them to form a loop trail; a good way to get some decent vertical and a nice workout. On the East Side there is the newly built Eastern Ledge Trail which uses a recently built bridge to cross the creek and then a steep hill up to the cliff top which presents one of the best views in the Cleveland area. The trail then continues through the woods to the nearby neighborhood. There is an couple of other trails on the East Side of the creek, one that runs from the Rear Quarry picnic area to hook up with the Eastern Ledge Trail; the other unmarked trail starts at the Highland Picnic area and follows the creek until it gets to the cliff face. There are a number of very nice picnic areas along the park with plenty of space to relax, eat and play. There are also a number of other facilities. Near the Kelley picnic area there is a sledding hill for winter fun. Most of the picnic areas have a playground with the biggest one is located in the Highland Picnic Area and there is also outdoor workout stations and a couple of basketball courts which always seem to have some fairly serious games when the weather is good. Although they are physically separated from the main part of the park Metroparks have added the beaches and marina located where Euclid Creek meets Lake Erie into the Euclid Creek Reservation. I have not visited these areas in quite a while, but they do provide public access to Lake Erie for swimming, boating and beach fun. Euclid Creek Reservation is a great way for those located on the East Side to get out and enjoy themselves. The Metroparks keep working to improve the parks and there is plenty of fun to be had; choose an activity or two and get outside.

Cleveland Metroparks... that's all you have to say and everyone knows it's gonna' be GREAT…read more Everything these people do is a homerun. The "Euclid Creek Reservation" (Euclid Beach) is no exception. The park is expansive, beautifully manicured, clean and offers a multitude of ecosystems to explore. The beaches are wonderful and include matting to accommodate wheelchair access. There are two peers for sitting and enjoying the lake view or casting in a line and going fishing. There are picnic areas with grills and a pavilion as well as public restrooms. There is a bridge connecting it to Neff road boat launch as well as Wildwood Park. There really is something for everyone. The best thing is it is open to ALL the public and totally FREE! So go, take the family and spend the day. You'll love it.

amazing catch at edge water , biggest fish I've ever caught ! around 30 in long and for sure around…read more20pounds .

Oh the love of Edgewater spark, once a blight in the 80s and 90s, we would packed a cooler and sit…read moreon the beach, a bit Leary of the activities going on around you, but now you can spends days exploring the beach house, enjoy ice cream at the snack shack or play volleyball at the beach side courts. The Cleveland Metroparks has transformed the culture of Edgewater for a new generation. You can find after work and enjoy a walk through the trails, ride your bike from the Detroit or Gordon Square neighborhoods, enjoy the park at the top of the hill next to the pavilions or dock your boat at the marina, the possibilities are endless...heck you can even get married under the weeping willow!

This reservation is spread out over multiple cities. There are many parking areas to stop and enjoy…read morealong the way. We stopped near snow road and we're able to have a nice picnic lunch. Plenty of picnic tables and covered areas to eat. My kids loved the river ford and being able to walk down by the river. There are only port o potties by the area we stopped so that is always hard with kids.

A nice trail in the cleveland metoparks. It's usually pretty quiet and peaceful. It's a good place…read morefor a walk or to go bird watching. It is part of the lake to lake trail. The bridge area is my favorite part and there is a small kids play area.

Great spray park!! You can rent pavilions for parties too. Very clean, everything in good condition.read more

If you're looking for new ways to beat the heat or just burn off the perpetual energy of little…read morepeople strongly consider this place. They have slides for toddlers to big kids. The ground sprayers are even fun for adults and the coconut tree is a really cute touch. There are picnic tables and lawn chairs to relax on. They have beverage vending machines and there is even a reasonably priced concession stand with a decent selection. The park is not just for residents. Check it out.

Cute little park in the middle of a neighborhood of Rocky River. There are 2 sets of playground…read moresettings and a nice pavilion. And even restrooms too! A large court and lawn with soccer nets up as well!

I visited this small hidden park on a Sunday evening and I found it to be a peaceful place. Hidden…read morein that it's not off of a main road, but instead off a cul de sac back behind houses and it appears it's mostly used by near by locals.They have a paved walking track that encircles the park; it's probably a 1/3 of a mile? There is also a playground, basketball court, soccer field, and grass filled baseball diamond. Nothing fancy, but the grounds seem to be well kept, although probably not highly used. There are a couple parking spots, a picnic shelter and a restroom. My only disappointment was that the water fountain did not work. Typical park rules like open from dawn to dusk, pets on a leash, pick up your dog poo, and no alcohol. I would definitely visit this park again, especially if I'm looking for a quiet place to walk.

Gorgeous over the holiday season! Definitely a must stop for families. Ice rink, food, and great…read morephoto opps.

I started drafting this review in May 2020 and 4 years later, I'm finally writing it (haha). Given…read morethat Public Square is well known, to locals at least, I'll try to keep this review brief. I love Public Square in downtown Cleveland. It is an open space where alot of people gather to eat their lunch during break time from work or simply just to walk by and admire the big water fountain that shoots water out from the ground. ACTIVITIES -- Ice Skating rink in the winter months, speaker series in the summer months, I think festivals too, etc. The Soldiers and Sailor Museum is right on Public Square too - you can look up my review of that museum on Yelp. The tall monument that you see sticking up on that small structure is the museum. It is small from the outside but it has a lot of history including an underground section to tour. ICE-RINK -- Join Downtown Cleveland's email list to get updates on Public Square and downtown activities. The update email from 8 January 2025 stated this: "Open on the weekends through Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan 20th) the ice rink and magical lights at Public Square make the perfect destination for a friends and family outing. Tickets are $12 and include skate rentals." FOOD -- There are food options around the vicinity. Rebol, a healthy food spot, is one of them which is located right on Public Square. The owner of Rebol also owns Townhall. I haven't been to both restaurants in a long time but I remember enjoying the food when I previously visited. In the summer months, food trucks and farmers markets park around Public Square plus the surrounding area. Parking is street parking or a nearby garage including the Tower City garage. Street parking is hard to find most of the time so beware. Public Square gets packed especially with children during the summer months. It is a fun and busy destination that brings attractions downtown. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 27/365 total reviews in 2025 - 808 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 16 January 2025