Splash park We met…read moresome friends here on a hot summer day and the kids loved the splash pad and playground. They are located next to each other and have just one access point to each other which is great when you have multiple kids to watch. Parking is close. Plus there is a pavilion with a snack shack and bathrooms.

I played at the golf course here. I think it's called Seneca. It's a beautiful course…read more I asked to play on the shorter Back A. They warned me that it wasn't as nice, and it wasn't but our group had a pleasant experience Plus I played well!

The park is amazing so much to do really big space with little store fronts slides walls to climb…read morecastles with different colors shapes and sizes very clean all of the ground is rubber so if your child falls it's padded water fountain restrooms picnic area just a wonderful place for kids

I enjoyed taking my kids to this park. There are plenty of things to do here and being that it has…read morea "castle" theme helps to differentiate this park from others. There are plenty of places for the kids to run around and hide. The playground has a small area for toddlers to play including a "sandbox" area. There is a shaded shelter for parents to hang out. There are balance beams, "twisty" slides, various types of swings.

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!

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.

This playground is awesome! My kid is begging me to go back for another visit. They have lots of…read moreunique play structures to encourage climbing, balancing, spinning, etc. Definitely a nice change from the typical swing/slide/tunnel stuff. They also have public restrooms with running water.

I had lived in NR as a child before Memorial Park was created and can remember when it was wooded…read moreacreage. I've had an opportunity to visit the Park several times in recent years, walking all the way through to the athletic fields and NRHS. The Park has many amenities. I especially appreciate the pond and the public gardens.

This is a wonderful park to take young children to. You walk along the Chagrin Falls River. There…read moreare many ducks for everyone to see. As you keep walking there is a fun playground for children to play on.

This park is by the falls in Chagrin Falls. It's a large Village park that is easy to walk. The…read morelarge grassy area beckons to kids, small groups, small classes, exercising, or nature sightings of birds, flowers and plants. A small playground is always busy. The path comes out at beautiful flower gardens by the public library.

Great place for families!…read more This nature center has a lot to keep your kids interested: Bird watching Scavenger hunt Nature nook Books Puzzles Play area Animal tanks History And so much more Plus right outside the doors are trails, bike riding, and nature views.

Staff is very friendly and helpful. Doug K is a wealth of…read moreinfo on the metro pks as he has worked in various areas of the metro pks.

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.