This review is limited to the Chief Netawatwees statue that is erected directly opposite the…read moreentrance of the park. The statue is made entirely out of black oak and was created by Joe Frhonapfel. It weighs over 4000 pounds. Chief Netawatees was the head of the Lenape Indian tribe. Known to his people as "the wise counselor" he had relocated his people to Eastern Ohio where he helped a Moravian missionary near his village. He later died at Fort Pitt during the Revolutionary war. The statue sits on a medial strip on Front street directly facing the park. It is colorful and is a great representation of a honored tribal chief. There is a crosswalk so you can safely go over and view the statue from a safe distance. The back of the statue is solid black. Check it out before engaging in the many activities this park has to offer by the Cuyahoga river.

Not a lot to see here but all parks in the Falls are nice. We parked a car here and drove to Monroe…read moreFalls and tubed down the Cuyahoga River and exited here. If you do this, please be careful- I slipped on a rock and cut my knee up pretty badly. Check out the history behind the Doodlebug crash and find a geocache if it's still there! This is a quiet spot to sit in peace. If you get a chance, take a book or a magazine and sit riverside.

They were timely cleaned up . People friendly. However they seemed to be shy the tools they needed…read morefor the job but they did get it gone,

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Small but impacting. They have artwork, a butterfly garden, a bridge over the falls, and a huge…read morewooden ramp down the side of the falls. There is street parking or lots down further.

Great little park in Cuyahoga Falls. Cute Butterfly fly garden. Lots of green space to picnic…read more Scenic overlook at bridge and gorge.

It's really fun! but my body hurts the other day but it's really fun! Bc my body hurts bc when you…read morego down the slides (especially the short green one) it's a hard drop when you go down.

It was a nice little waterpark. My three year old really had a blast. It's awesome for children to…read morehave somewhere to take kids that is not to big to handle them at.

I've been a member of other franchise gyms in the past and when I bought a house in the area, I…read moredecided to become a member of the Nat. I really like the facilities for a number of reasons... - All gyms are a little dirty. Some more than others. Overall, the Nat is very clean and I don't see the filth that I've witnessed in other gyms. - There's a lot to choose from when it comes to amenities. Whether you're looking for free weights, nautilus-style equipment, pools, jacuzzi, treadmills, elliptical machines, track, basketball, racquetball, or endless fitness classes; the Nat has something for you. - The people who work there are genuinely nice. I know that should be a general rule of thumb, but it's not always the case. Everyone at the Nat makes you feel welcome. - It's close to home - enough said. - Depending on when you go, the Nat isn't always packed. Sure, there are some prime time slots, but I've found that early morning workouts yield the best results to avoid the crowds. That's a big plus in my book. So check it out... the Nat is a solid choice when you're looking for a fitness center.

Friendly, clean environment. Lots of classes to partake in. Such a great asset to the Falls!read more

Plenty of activities or stations with themes . Hospital, store, etc for kids ages 3-8read more

My child (3) loves this place! It's nice being able to take him somewhere like this in the winter…read more That said, the ACM is something my nightmares are made of. This place is FILTHY. I am not sure I've ever said that in a review. But I've now been here pre-covid and post. And I still feel this place needs a new cleaning crew, maybe a long weekend to sanitize every surface. My background is in nursing and public health, and I was just appalled at how gross the toys and structures were. I don't mind letting my child play at indoor facilities - it's nothing I have a "rule" against. But after finding layers of visible dirt/grime on almost everything we saw during our December visit, I was disgusted. Then that water table someone else mentioned... it's had this horrible rotting odor for years. I couldn't believe it's still there. But it is, still giving off an offensive stench that's pretty noticeable several yards away. There is a costume area with a stage, and the costumes have seen much better days. I cringed every time my son put on a hat or helmet - every toy/material here had some type of a smell and I wondered if anyone has ever put the costumes in a machine washer or wiped down the helmets? I was pretty surprised I didn't see any staff walking around, perhaps wiping surfaces or helping direct the masses of excited children. It was only $5 to get in, but I'm not sure why they can't charge a few dollars more and make the museum a clean, safer place for children. In December, covid, flu, and RSV were pretty prevalent in our area and I was nauseous thinking what we could have brought home with all of the disgusting things my son touched. I wish I could say we'd be back, especially as my son loves it, but this place is always a hard pass in my book.

Play area for younger children. Slides, swings and other equipment. Tennis courts nearby Adequate…read moreparking. Restrooms.

Although this park has an awesome hand carved Indian totem and a clean, relaxing creek running…read morethrough the woods; it's far from being my favorite park. I'm not saying don't check it out because it does have some nice features such as: a playground, tennis courts, hiking trails, Campbell's Lodge and it's usually kept pretty clean. However, I couldn't give this place a 5 star review because they are not pet friendly. Also, I realize that (sadly) someone was in a head-on collision this winter and crashed into the beautiful pine trees that used to offer privacy next to the tennis courts. At the most, two trees were damaged but they decided to cut down all of them and it just looks like sh*t now. As for Campbell's Lodge, it's okay.... for Stow residents it's only $75.00 to rent so you can't beat that! And I'll admit, the pics on their site make the interior of the building look like American cheese exploded on every wall (it's not that bad in person, trust me). But if you're looking for a more higher-end facility then this probably wouldn't meet your standards. Otherwise, it's a cute little place in an over crowded city...great for a date or just to clear your mind. :)

The park is generally pretty cool. I haven't been back since my dog was attacked in March. It seems…read moresome of the owners are inattentive to their dogs and don't watch how they play with others. Other than that, it's a pretty good park. I would avoid it when it's busy, but that goes for all dog parks.

Misha dog and I love coming here for its location and three other main reasons:…read more 1) It's 2 acre fenced in grassy area is perfect to explore and play with other doggy friends who might happen to be there. All dogs we have met have been nice and ready to make new friends. There is lots of room to run. :) 2) The humans are just as nice as the dogs who visit. In fact, there is a nice community of humans who visit, so most of the time the humans have a chance to socialize as well as their dog counterparts. Everyone seems to be willingly to pitch in to take care of the park as well, with some bringing water for the bowls and more baggies for cleanup. 3) It's a lot quieter than Stow's Bow Wow Beach. Not going to lie, Bow Wow Beach is our favorite playground, but in the winter it's closed and a lot of the time there's so much going on there it's a little overwhelming. Keyser is nice, I never seen more than 5 dogs there at one time. Would HIGHLY recommend to new owners trying out the off leash dog playgrounds. It's a nice baby step for both human owners and dogs. *only note: while there are no hours for the dog park there are no lights on the premise.

This park was well rated with a perfect prior to my tour at Castle Noel. …read more Summit Metro Parks; were clean, scenic and well maintained . Trail markers , paved trails, even a bi monthly quaterly magazine, listing all sorts of events. This was my first visit to an Ohio park to explore, and will defintly check out other locations in the near future. The vistor center staff were friendly ; the center itself was marvelous with variety of things to explore,the tree exhibit, the bird feeding area, kids area , turtles and the akorn gift shop. The gift shop shaped in a Maple leaf, in my opinion was genuis , simple addition to center for kids and nature lovers. Fall will be approaching soon; be sure to hike and enjoy the beauty of nature with exercise and fresh air.

Great metro park to walk about with my camera. Saw more chipmunks in this park and Cleveland area…read morethan ive seen in my life. Def would return.

Nice walking park! Lots of beautiful trees and we ildflowees to enjoy. Friendly people and a…read morebeautiful community. Great for kids.

This park is perfect for dog park, kids to play or have a picnic in a park…read more The hiking part is not the best : full of mosquitos and the loop might not even be 1 mile. So go for quality time with dogs and kids, no hiking.