I love it, it's a great place to be for the parents to relax and kids to play!read more

Not bad for being 10 minutes from home. Best for ages 2-8 but big enough for us big kids too! Nice…read moreplace to stop for the youngins to expel all that extra energy :o)

tbh i really like the park, i take my dog there to play and she has so much fun lol i think its a…read moregood little area

Typical park experience. Pretty, kind of fun. Children geared but adults can have fun too.read more

Inclusive playground. Great playground equipment, but it needs a lot of general upkeep. Either sand…read moreor new wood chips would do a lot for it. Currently, the weeds are taking over. Not much graffiti or trash though. I hope it stays a nice place to play.

I'm only giving this park 2 stars because the playground equipment is different from any equipment…read moreI've ever seen, and my kids really loved the variety of things to do. But the upkeep of this park is severely lacking! There was trash everywhere, and the equipment was really dirty. This could be a really flourishing space if there was some general simple maintenance! I won't be back again because the space was just too dirty.

The Western Reserve Greenway Trail runs on a north-south axis from Ashtabula to Warren, OH. It is…read morebuilt on a former Penn Central Railway, which was abandoned in 1976. Having ridden just about every major trail in Western Pennsylvania, my husband Rick and I decided to give this one a try. We started at the southernmost trail parking lot, just north of Warren, OH. Please note that the address I gave you is the lot's approximate address, based on Google Maps. The trail continues for a bit south of here, going past the golf course. The trail here is just west of Mosquito Lake State Park. Please note that there are deer in the area. While they're quite shy and prefer to run away from you, they've been known to dart across the path. Continuing further north, the trail skirts the western edge of the Mosquito Creek State Park and Wildlife Refuge Area. Here's a good place to stop and take some photos. It's also a good place to stop and have a snack break. Several miles north of Mosquito Creek is the Orwell Wildlife Area. Here's another good spot to get some photos as the trail cuts right through the park. Further north is the town of Rock Creek, OH. Here the trail detours on the city streets, which are not in the best of condition although the detour is well marked. Rock Creek is also the approximate half way point between Warren and Ashtabula. Because Rick and I aren't quite up to doing century rides, we turned around here and headed back. So what's this Yinzer Babe's (who's used to riding on some rather mountainous trails) impression? It's a peaceful trail to ride, and though it may lack the scenery of the Ghost Town Trail or the Great Allegheny Passage, the rural Ohio landscape is pleasant. The trail has several road crossings, including some major state and U.S. highways. The sightlines at these crossings are quite good, however, and you should have no problem getting across. Just be aware that there are no places to obtain water or food (a must if you're a type-1 diabetic like me). So be sure to bring adequate provisions along for the ride.

Live down the rd so it's very convenient. My only problem is the poop. Please pick it up your dog…read moremade the mess you clean it up. I take my dog and I carry plastic dog bags. CLEAN YOUR DOGS MESS!!!