Amherst has a nice park along the creek. It has lots of trails, and they're paved. Kids can find…read morelots of things to do and there's educational opportunities for them. Easy to get around. The bridge has the best view. Best part is just walking around. It has over a mile of paved trails. This means you won't get muddy even walking in the woods. Family friendly and many opportunities for education and entertainment. They have a safety town. It's along the bike path near the entrance. This features pretend buildings like the fire station and the police station. It seems good for the whole family. Kids can learn about safety. The rest of the park has great views of the creek and the woods.

This is a well taken care of park and nice if you want to take a short walk. There are…read moreinspirational signs throughout the park, which are an added plus. The pathways are paved and therefore easy to walk. We didn't see any wildlife, but trees are abundant and the stream is pretty. There are several spots where you can sit on a bench and relax.

Gorgeous place for sunset viewing! We were there in the winter & at the very end of the sunset but…read morestill very pretty location & beach. Packed during sunset hours hard to find parking at times. I also like that it has very well lit entrances to the beach & along the sidewalks.

Beautiful in the winter time…read more With less people the beach becomes a serene and peaceful environment. We took a family walk to check out the ice.

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)

Pavilion's for rent, cozy park, great for photos as well! The park has two entrances..one off of…read moreCleveland ave (public swimming pool entrance) second one off of park ave. Great wooden play area to spend a few hours at. When I was in High School we use to climb over the fence and sneak into the pool...one time we captured a snapping turtle spray painted it green and let it go in the pool "Good times" this was before video surveillance LOL...As a child we came to the pool every day it was opened... I spent most of my afternoons sitting in time out...once a trouble maker always a trouble maker! pretty sad the life guards raised us and babysat us every summer. The park is also a great make out place after hours (just don't get caught) Small town memories

It's Ohio and fall...the most beautiful time of year! I wanted to go for a walk outside to enjoy…read morethe sun that was trying to peak out after many days of rain. And I wanted to embrace the fall colors. But, I wanted a path that wouldn't be muddy. I made an impromptu decision to take my son and boyfriend to Miller Nature Preserve because I knew it would be dry inside the conservatory and from what I remembered, there were some paths along the building outside. We started inside, which is amazing on its own. We paid $2 per person to go inside and experience the warm humid climate and jungle like setting. Tropical plants are everywhere, along with some cactus and bonsai trees. It's a great place to go anytime of year, but I would imagine winter months would be very enjoyable here to warm up and see some greenery. Then we walked around outside in their garden areas, which is really pretty too. Not too much to look at this time of year as everything is transitioning to winter. We were surprised to find a gravel path that went into the woods outside of the parking lot. We didn't pay attention to the map posted at the beginning of the trail, as we assumed it would be a short path. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised and very wrong! We walked through the woods for about an hour. We didn't see anyone else on the path so it was quite magical. The trees were just starting to change and the sun would peak out from the clouds occasionally. At some point the path seemed to feel like we were on someone's private property, and we were very confused, but the garden area we came across was beautiful. All sorts of cool stones, a little pond, and millstones galore. Then we somehow ended up on the trail again, which ran next to a creek. There were benches scattered about the trail as well. I never knew these trails were back there! It was an enjoyable adventure and I hope to come back soon!

There were no updated reviews about the pricing but it definitely isn't $2 per person anymore. It's…read more$4 per person to see a very small space. It had less variety and square footage than the free city greenhouse, Rockefeller Gardens (stellar place!). My 8 yr old's admission was a joke because she declared it was very hot and stepped outside to the front desk and gift shop within a minute of stepping inside. Honestly, children under 10 should be free with the amount of interest holding them there. There was only 1 other separate room with some bonsais and a caged chameleon that was displayed in a way that was hard to see. In mid April, many flowers/fruits still weren't in bloom or already bloomed or I don't know. The conservatory itself only gets 3 stars in my opinion but the best part is actually the outer grounds and trails. The trails were great and we got to see all sorts of birds (blue jays, mallards, Canadian geese, woodpeckers, finches, etc.), squirrels, chipmunks, deer. The small garden area surrounding the butterfly cage was cute. We also saw the world's cutest dog there that I mistook for a rabbit--a baby French bulldog.

Now that the Covid restrictions have been lifted there is lots to do in the nature center area…read more They have a photo op area with a kayak setup and pretend fish to catch. The animal area now has interactive exhibits. Lots for kids to learn about wildlife, water pollution, etc. they even have a history of ship building of Lorain with some fun exhibits on display. The kids play area is also now open with water table play, things to climb, puzzles and bird watching. Great for families!

We love nature walks and this is one of my favorites. The paths are easy to walk and the trees…read moreare lush. You can hear the stream from many of the trails. There are benches along the way if you wish to rest and take in the beauty. Other than squirrels and a few birds, I haven't seen much wildlife, but the greenery is enough to please me.

Well maintained…read more This is still a great park to visit anytime of the year. Easy, paved walking trail. Always something in bloom or plants to see no matter what time of the year. They have 2 bathrooms for taking children when waking the trail that are both clean. Great play area for kids. Small playground, maze and a rock climbing area.

Love this place. Great little area to hike and see some nature. Just a great place for a walk on…read moreany day.

This was a beautiful and very large area to host Roverfest. The view of the boats in the river was…read morepeaceful.

Beautiful area by the river. They do boat tours - check out their website for details. We went on a…read morefall foliage tour and it was awesome!

Lovely area to take a hike. There is something for everyone. The trails are well marked and birders…read morehave lots of wildlife to observe. Ahead of the trail entrances they have a playground area for children. It's a dog friendly reserve as well.

I took my kids for a walk along the river and they loved it. It was a unique experience that you…read moredon't get at the other parks. The water was clear and they loved the variety of rocks. We were able to skip some half way across the river. The volunteer inside the barn was really helpful in helping guide us where to walk. My kids also loved the playground. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked.

Great playground!…read more This park is right on the water. There is a great playground area for kids with a zip line and multi story slide. Even a smaller sections of play equipment for younger kids. Lots of benches and picnic tables to watch the kids or have a meal. There is also beach access walking down some large rock stairs. The beach is a decent size with lots of flat rocks. Beware of all the dead fish. Not sure if they get cleaned up during certain parts of the year but on our visit there were a lot. Still a beautiful view!

Very nice park with new playground equipment. Our 2 kids (6 & 3) enjoyed it very muchread more