Beautiful area. Got to see a buck crossing the stream. Then walk on the beach…read more It wasn't busy on a cool fall day but I can see this being super busy in the summer.

Beautiful park area with access to "the beach" for warmer days. Nice and well kept! I would come…read morehere for picnics and strolling if I lived in the area. Love that Cleveland has beautiful Metro Parks with public access!

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.

We went to Euclid after it had snowed in early January. The park was great for a snowy walk along…read morethe forest. There were plenty of people walking and jogging despite the weather, because, fortunately, the paved sidewalk had been recently plowed. I'd recommend this park to anyone looking for a green space in the area!

Wonderful location to watch the sunrise or sunset. Providing a panoramic view of beautiful Lake…read moreErie. Always some cool birds at this location. Super clean and they have a space that looks like you could rent for gatherings. Visit for a breathtaking view.

Lakefront Lodge really is the absolute BEST place on this side of town to watch the sunset. You get…read morea panoramic view of the lake from a breathtaking vantage point of being up above. You are pretty much on a cliff's edge overlooking the sparkling lake. How picturesque! Usually a pretty quiet park, it's also a nice getaway during the daytime to just relax. It's very dog friendly place and great for bringing the whole family. This metropark has tons of places to unwind such as benches, swings, picnic tables, and Adirondack chairs - Even a cute little gazebo for some shade! Within the last few years, the park got a really nice deck installed that takes you out over the edge a bit. The deck also features various information plaques, mainly about the wonderful surrounding nature, facts about the lake, and the birds you may spot while there. You used to be able to walk down the hillside to the water, but I don't think the park wants visitors to do that anymore. While yes, it is a park, the name is Lakefront Lodge because of its on-site rentable building. This little space is great for throwing parties and showers (with a great view)! Totally recommend!

Of all the things we did in Clevland during our trip this was our favorite. I can't stop thinking…read moreof this little slice of heaven. There is a main trail that loops around and borders the lake. Most of the rim there is foliage blocking the view but there are a few open spots and the overlook spot if you want a view of the lake. I would recommend verring onto the Northern Harrier Trail which was our favorite. Felt very whimsical with all of the wildflowers and deer. This is an excellent spot for birding. Saw a few groups with binoculars. I broke our my bird call app and had dozens of birds identified that we then tried to find. Very fun! The trail itself is pretty short but it's worth doing a few laps if you've got the time. Or taking it really slow to soak it up. There is large parking lot available. Google maps takes you right to it.

We were looking for a simple, no-fuss walk along Lake Erie, and this spot fit the bill. If you're…read moreexpecting dramatic vistas or Instagram-worthy scenery, you'll probably be underwhelmed. There's a small bench with a partial view of the water--pleasant peaceful. The trail itself is flat and easy, though the lake is mostly hidden behind a solid wall of brush there are a few spots w nice views. Still, it was quiet, uncrowded, and gave us what we wanted: a short, peaceful stroll without any surprises. Mission accomplished.

One of my favorite places to walk. Beautiful. Different trails or pathways. Parking isn't the…read moreeasiest but it's a great place for walks with friends and pups!

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.

My wife, two teenage sons, and I visited Wildwood Park in July 2023. This is a clean park…read moremaintained by MetroParks and is separate from Euclid Beach which is nearby along the lake. Lots of pluses. First, there's a spacious parking lot which has direct footbridge access to the Villa Angela Beach (which has the Cleveland sign). Second, if you enjoy fishing, Wildwood Park has a couple of locations off the piers which are amenable to early morning or late afternoon fishing from the land. Third, it's not as crowded as other beaches in the metro area. One downside, however, is the limited areas where swimming is permitted. This is probably for safety reasons (to help the lifeguards). If you have younger children, however, this beach is a nice option. Overall, I would probably not go out of my way to visit this beach. But if you're staying on the northeast side of Cleveland, it's worth a stop.

What a beautiful park and beach. Easy to find. Beautiful foot bridge to the beach. Love the…read moreCleveland Script Sign. The location of the sign is perfect. You can see the beach, Lake Erie and downtown in the background. The beach was surprisingly well maintained. No garbage. The rocks were beautiful. I also found a bunch of pretty sea glass. The water was brownish. I did walk in it. Not sure I'd want to swim in it though. Lovely views all around. People fishing off the bridge 'catching fresh air'. I couldn't believe it was not packed. If I lived here, I'd be here often.

George V. Voinovich Bicentennial Park…read more This park is an absolute gem in Cleveland--peaceful, beautiful, and full of character. Voinovich Bicentennial Park sits right along Lake Erie, offering stunning panoramic views of the water. On a clear day, you're actually facing Canada, which lies just across the lake--how cool is that? Out in the water, there's a long rock barrier (part of the harbor breakwall system) that adds a coastal, serene feel to the entire landscape. When I visited, there was a live opera performance happening right in the park, which made the experience feel even more special. You can sit on the grass or along the cement steps, which makes it a great spot for a picnic, sunset-watching, or just relaxing near the water. There are often events held here, so it's worth checking the schedule if you're visiting--though honestly, just showing up might surprise you with something fun. The atmosphere is open and vibrant, but still calm and clean. You'll also find: * Boat rentals nearby if you want to get on the water * Restaurants right along the shore * Hotels with waterfront views, all within walking distance The park itself is well-maintained, clean, and has lots of visual interest, including ships docked nearby and big open views of the lake and sky. I visited in the evening, and the sunset over the water was absolutely breathtaking--a perfect end to the day. I can't wait to come back and spend more time here. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this is one of those spots that makes you stop, take a deep breath, and just enjoy where you are.

I'll give this the benefit of the doubt and an extra star because of the weather. This was a short…read morewalk from the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Street parking was free on a Saturday morning. There are restaurants nearby.

It might not seem like much, but Lincoln Park is almost the perfect park in almost the perfect…read moreCleveland neighborhood: Tremont. It's a large rectangle with (mostly) symmetrically pathways diagonal and across, but not through. It's all grass, and there are dozens of trees (and hundreds of squirrels), but aside from the children's playground in the southeast quadrant and the gazebo in the very center, there's not much variation. You can probably play a game of soccer/football/ultimate/kill the carrier in the northern part, where the trees are sparsest, but it isn't really a playing-sports park. No, Lincoln Park is more of a let's-visit-the-park kind of park. Maybe a poet's park? It's somewhere to walk and contemplate. I've done hours and hours of walking here, often in the snow, although I wish those hours had added up to at least days, if not weeks. One of my only regrets (of things under my control) from my year of living in Cleveland is that I didn't spend as much time in Tremont as I wanted to. The park really is lovely. It was way underutilized back then, but even though it was often nearly or totally empty, it didn't feel unloved. It's a proud old park in a proud old neighborhood of a proud old city. Whenever you're ready to enjoy it, it will be waiting silently for you. I really love it.

Very nice park, it's small, but cute and a great place to take a nice stroll through the…read moreneighborhood after grabbing a coffee from one of the nearby shops, or waiting for a reservation at a nearby restaurant. It is a very nice and well kept park in terms of cleanliness, but I will say the only reason why this review isn't 5 stars is because the homeless population is a bit overwhelming at times. I have physically seen people talking to themselves or digging through the trashcan at this park. I really wish there was some way the park or the police perhaps could assist these people who regularly attend the park. Other than those factors, it is very nice! I also enjoy the Farmer's Market on Tuesdays during the summer!

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.