Large park with so much green space…read more Bathrooms. Picnic tables. Shelters. Dog friendly. Jog friendly. Trail friendly. Walker friendly. Ample parking.

I had a beautiful walk here during the fall with a couple of my friends. Lots of interesting…read moretrails. The leaves made it a little difficult to find the trail, but nonetheless it was really pretty. I loved the stairs within the park as well. One thing to mention- you definitely don't want to miss Mill Creek falls. It's the TALLEST waterfall in the county. However, it's a little bit of a walk from the nature reserve parking lot (I think it took us like 40 min), and my only complaint is that the trail spits you out onto the road for a bit, but then connects you to another trail that takes you to the waterfall. (I wish it was more continuous). You can also drive there since there's a small parking lot near the falls as well.

This is a tiny little park right beside the triangle. It's just a sliver on the corner. Some…read morebenches, some flowers, a ton of memorial plaques. Pleasant enough place to sit.

Nice large loop trail with a fire pit, also has a play ground. It gets VERY buggy in the summer!…read moreAnd it gets very muddy in the spring and fall! But still, it's a very nice wooded trail loop that's great for a jog or dog walking.

A nice little park where you can get some fresh air along a river. Not spectacular, like worth a…read morespecial visit if you are from oot, but if you just want a free relaxing place to walk, then come on down.

At first glance this park is beautiful, the drive up towards the main parking area is surrounded by…read moretrees and offers a large pond with fountain. There is also a large overlook where you can sit & enjoy the view. However, the view was a bit frustrating as the entire pond had large amounts of trash surrounding the edges. You can fish here but it is strictly catch & release. Although, other than a large amount of dead snails & fish I'm not sure what you'll find. I realize the pond was low but this should make it all the more easier to maintain. There are at least two trails winding through the woods but it's difficult to tell which path you're on on where to go. The only signage marking the paths are random planks of badly weathered wood with dull red or blue paint. Some are broken and lying at the base of trees, others were attached to trunks but blended in with the bark. Perhaps new signs with bright colors would be more suitable for visitors. The trails are wide dirt paths with very few obstructions, however you might get stuck in the mud if it's damp out...I would not recommend these trails if you're in a wheelchair. Towards the back of the property is an ugly cookie cutter development- such an eye sore! And the trails are littered with broken benches but are very quiet & relaxing. There's even a neat old fireplace and a few pavilions with grills. It also offers a large playground and huge field. I think if the park was cleaned up a bit & things were fixed it would be one I would return to regularly.

Here is a nice little place to hike some trails in a marsh. It basically is a combination of marsh…read moreand woods within a preserve. Mentor Marsh is located close to Headlands Beach so you can get here easily from there. Around here it's much quieter than at the beach. This attracts mosquitos so use bug spray. Entrance is hard to find. It has a parking lot next to the nature center, which is an old house. There's a few trails to choose from. Kerven Trail takes you around the marsh area. There's a large open area once you get out of the woods. If it has rained recently, this place is pretty damp. There also will be lots of mosquitos. It's a marsh after all. The trails are kept pretty clean and clear. It overall is a nice place when you want to get away from the beach. It's larger than it looks. The trails will also take you to the beach if you feel like going all that way.

Very good nature center with lots of history of the marsh and the surrounding area! Overall 8/10…read more(4.0 stars) it's just a little small. (My review of the nature center from Google Maps)

This park is in the Clark-Fulton neighbourhood of Cleveland just west of the Tremont neighbourhood…read more I visited in early August 2019 for Cleveland's 51st Annual Puerto Rican Festival and Parade. PARK -- It is a small and average park. They have some slides, swings, and other things for kids to play on in the little playground area. There are some benches to sit around in too but not alot. EVENTS -- The Puerto Rican Festival was a ton of fun so I can imagine that many events are held here at this park. If you plan to have a big event, such as over 1000 people, then choose another venue for your event space since this park will be too tight. I wondered why the Puerto Rican festival was not held at a much bigger outdoor space. This is a family friendly park just like any other park so come and visit. Be sure to bring a hat if you visit during the summer months. The park was clean when I visited. **** - 117 total reviews in 2019 - 326 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 20 August 2019

Way to go Mentor on the Lake! This updated park on the waterfront is clean and fun for kids of…read moreall ages. There are benches and a nice cover from sun. It was a cloudy day when I visited with my granddaughter but it was perfect. Lots of other kids. The playground has all new equipment. It is really well done!!!

Alright this is not your traditional park. It is a public park that has baseball fields, and a…read morecouple pavilions. The community uses it for school rec games and social gatherings. Settlers Park also houses the road and maintenance department for Bainbridge Township. There is also a recycling center on the premises. I would never give mother nature less than 5 stars, but this isn't a Metropark.