Stopped here on a Sunday evening. Park size is 25 acres so it was larger than other city parks I've…read morebeen to in the area. It's located behind Westgate Mall and seems to be the place to go if you're into baseball as they have 5 baseball fields and a concession stand. They also have a playground, soccer field, and basketball court; all of which people were using. I'd say this is very active well used park. A paved walking trail can be found here that gets you throughout most of the park, but more like a U shaped perimeter path than a full circle around though. They also have restrooms, a picnic shelter, a water fountain, and plenty of parking. A busy but nice park; I would visit again.

As far as a Park it seems pretty decent but I go there for Adult hardball games. We always play on…read morethe big field and the field is pretty decent. I actually like the field overall but the service we get for adult leagues is pure garbage. They NEVER work on the field anything more than they need to. If you get rain it's just a rain out, when a little diamond dry, a rake and effort would easily make it playable. We end up moving games that day which can be very inconvenient but shows other fields will work a little. Think they forget that every team is a paying customer.

Beautiful park for exploring nature. The trails all go along pond and marsh areas so you always get…read moreto see a variety of birds, fish, snakes, etc. The parking lot is located by An ice cream store. They have bathrooms attached to one end and a put putt course behind. The parking lot goes back a little further by some of the trail entrances and there is a playground. Paths are mostly paved or covered in stone. The path branches off to the high school and back to a event building. If it's your first time there I suggest taking a picture of the map so you can stay on course. If you choose the path that goes under the road it loops around a pond. The pond has a small floating dock. Great park if you have a little time to explore.

A beautiful park to walk, right behind Sundae Funday's! Not very hilly, beautiful trees and…read morewell-maintained paths. I deducted 1 star because I wish the trails were clearly marked. It's easy to get turned around and I feel that a few trail markers would go a long way in assuring the public that they're going the right way.

It's a dog park. So what could I say. I can say that all the dogs are friendly and everything is…read morehappy. But I can't say that. There are bad dog parents. Parents that don't clean up after their dog. I won't give bad review for this location. Because of bad parents. Hopefully the dog parents reading this will clean up after their dogs.

Good choice, but could be much improved!…read more Pro's- other dogs and owners all were VERY nice when I went. People were very friendly with me and I had some good conversations with others there. Pretty decent size for a dog park too. and seemed clean in general. Con's- As other's have said it's pretty much a gravel sandy plot of land. Which is unfortunate, as this dog park is in Rocky River park. So as you pass all these BEAUTIFUL trails and trees and then doggos get this kinda ugly park. I don't think the dogs care, but I was a little sad, I'm not gonna lie haha.

Great place for sunsets! The views over by the boathouse on the right side where the field is or on…read morethe pier seems like it is always annoyed or obstructed in a way by those poles placed on the rocks. Why are they even there? I guess for visibility purposes for those on the water, but seems silly

Great place to take in the scenery of Lake Erie and launch your boat or personal watercraft!…read more There's ample parking and it's always packed during the warmer months. The entrance is right at the end of an intersection, so traffic can be a pain sometimes, but luckily I live within walking distance! They also have a fishing pier and there's Miller Park right next door with a mini beach and picnic areas. It's a great place to get some fresh (sometimes fishy) air and listen to the Jet Skis zoom by.

It's currently closed for construction in 2022, and it never had that listed online. Wasted my time…read moredriving out there

If you've got extra poo bags and hand sanitizer, then I'm a fan. And the Tremont Dog Park…read morehas-a-plenty. In fact, they even have a special receptacle bin for the poos, which I only know because my boyfriend almost disposed of a baggie in the wrong one. This makes me think that they have a special way to dispose of the waste, which can cause toxic runoff in our water. I appreciate that! This was actually the first dog park I've ever been to, and now that I've experienced a few I decided that I really like this one. It's not the biggest, or the most glamorous, but it's got plenty of open space for running. There are toys, water bowls, hand sanitizer and a separate area for small dogs. Archie walked in and immediately made a friend with what seemed like a breed of sheep dog. What I loved about this park was that it wasn't packed with folks who were sitting on benches with their coffee and not watching their canines. Tremont seems to attract owners who want to interact with their dogs and play with them while they're here. Since this was my first doggie park experience, I was a little worried about Archie running off or misbehaving with other dogs. The owner of the sheep dog quickly informed me that he wouldn't get out and to relax and let 'em all play. Great advice. One thing I could do without is feeling like I'm playing next to a radioactive power plant. I kept thinking I was going to leave here and develop a third eye from the toxic waves. Not a great view. I also wouldn't come down here alone at dusk, but during the day I don't think that would be a problem. Lastly, we didn't bring my boyfriend's son with us this time around, but we plan on it next time. There is a huge playground right next door for kids and since I know he'd get bored in the dog park within 10 mins, it would be a perfect situation for an energetic 6yr old.

Great playground!…read more This park is right on the water. There is a great playground area for kids with a zip line and multi story slide. Even a smaller sections of play equipment for younger kids. Lots of benches and picnic tables to watch the kids or have a meal. There is also beach access walking down some large rock stairs. The beach is a decent size with lots of flat rocks. Beware of all the dead fish. Not sure if they get cleaned up during certain parts of the year but on our visit there were a lot. Still a beautiful view!

Very nice park with new playground equipment. Our 2 kids (6 & 3) enjoyed it very muchread more

Peaceful, Beautiful, and Always Worth the Walk…read more Sheldon Marsh is one of those places that just hits every time, no matter the season. The paved trail makes it super easy for anyone to enjoy--perfect for a peaceful walk, birdwatching, or just soaking in some fresh air. It's quiet, full of wildlife, and there's always something new to catch your eye. One of my favorite parts is when the path opens up to the beach. You get this wide view of Lake Erie, and if you look out far enough, you'll spot the Cedar Point coasters in the distance. It's a cool little reminder of home--nature in front of you, thrill rides in the background. If you're up for a bit of a longer walk, you can follow the beach all the way down to the Point Retreat condos and back. It's a beautiful stretch along the water and gives you even more time to enjoy the lake breeze. And if you're a golf fan, the newly updated Sawmill Creek Golf Course runs right alongside the preserve. You might catch a few swings and even spot a bird or two between shots. Whether I'm home with family or just need a place to reset, Sheldon Marsh is always worth the visit. One of the best spots in Ohio, hands down.

Beautiful trails and scenery, and the beach at the end was a pleasant surprise! Highly recommend…read morefor a quality dose of nature!

This is a nice park located at the Rocky River Reservation…read more I visited on Sunday, 19 September 2021 for a small picnic event with Yelp. I had never been to this park before so I was happy to explore a different area of Cleveland. This park has a tall monument that honours Cleveland City Parks Engineer William A. Stinchcomb, whom this park is names after, who helped create the Cleveland Metropolitan Park System. PROS: -- there are a few benches to sit on -- there are some trees all over main park area for shade -- it is big enough to have a picnic with several friends CONS: -- If it is a hot day, you won't get a lot of shade unless you sit closer towards the edge of the park by the bushes I can't wait to visit this park again. The greenery is truly wonderful. **** - 51/100 total reviews in 2021 - 471 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 September 2021

A cool part of the Rocky River Reservation at the Cleveland Metroparks. I scoped out this memorial…read morewhile setting up for our Yelp's Surprise Picnic event outside! From the Metroparks website: The Stinchcomb-Groth Memorial is a 30-foot tower made of cinder block and sandstone. It was dedicated in 1958 to the first two directors of Cleveland Metroparks, William Stinchcomb and Harold Groth. Together, these two men were responsible for establishing 18,000 acres of parkland and 84 miles of parkway. Follow the nearby River Overlook Loop Trail for a beautiful view of Rocky River Valley. Wander along the path to the overlook and gaze down at the first Cleveland Metroparks land purchased a 3.8 acre parcel purchased in April 1919 currently located under the Hilliard Road Bridge. The memorial itself is beautiful with its tall grandeur and abundant surrounding green space. All around, you'll see people playing fetch with dogs, spread out on picnic blankets and taking photos. Just a little east of the main memorial is a stunning cliff view of the Rocky River Reservation's below forestry. Pro-tip: bring your own toilet paper and sanitizer for the park bathroom. I was glad I did!