This is a lovely, well-maintained community park. There is a plethora of playground equipment for…read morekids - I brought my son here and he had a blast climbing on the playground structures at the top of the hill and at the bottom, swinging, sliding down the tall slides, and climbing the jungle gym. There is also a basketball court, a baseball field, end several well-kept nature trails. In the winter, they have a fantastic hill for sledding!

Great for the kids! Folks keep it clean and folks keep it safe! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

A great local park for children. Adequate parking, public restrooms, and a nice playground. Several…read morebenches and a covered pavilion. Swings, slides, teeter totters, and plenty more. The double swing is wonderful for a little one and an adult. Perfectly fine little play place & picnic area.

Harding Park in Hubbard really has everything you need to enjoy yourself. Whether you're looking to…read morerelax, take the kids out, shoot some hoops, or just go for a walk--this place covers it. Clean, well-maintained, and peaceful. Always a solid spot to unwind or get active

This past Sunday; was in town for a 100th birthday party picnic for an adopted grandma. I've been…read moreto Hubbard many times, even with being familiar with the area; still ended up missing the street to enter the park. For a small town, and an older park was quite impressed on how clean it was and the emmenties that were provided with each shelter. I'm not sure on if all the shelters were the same; but Shelter 4, had enough picnic benches to accomate small or large parties. The shelter itself; was amazing two working fridges, a sink, bathroom and even a counter space area. The shutter wood latch and enclosure of the actual shelter stood out the most for me. The picnic was a wonderful event; and even the area local news stoper by to hilight, Ann Curtin..Happy 100th Birthday...relaxing, celebration happy to have attended and been invited. We all need positive, uplifting, motivational stories ; especially with the current state of our world. If you live local in Hubbard Ohio, or surrounding areas...be sure to utilize this park...there were playgrounds and other benefits to the location as well Sorry forgot the actually park pictures

Fantastic park for the area - Preston Park is tucked into a residential area, on the former grounds…read moreof Preston Laboratories, some sort of research center. Seems like the land was given to the township after the death of the Preston family. The park itself has parking, security staff, several trails and picnic areas, and more. Their website says that tours are available, but I just went by on a weekend morning to get in a 5K trot around the park. There are clearly marked trails, three specifically for walking dogs, and the few pets and their owners I encountered were friendly and thoughtful. The humid weather here makes it great for various flowers and plants to thrive, but also results in some marshy areas, so wear proper footwear and bring your water. Fountains and restroom facilities are also available by the parking lot, along with maps. This was a great quiet morning well spent in nature.

Small and clean dog park. Others at the park are kind and considerate. Smokey and Miska both love…read moreit!!

This is a wonderful and relatively new dog park that is part of Brandy Springs Community Park. The…read moredog park is conveniently located near the park's entrance off of Rt 158. Parking is nearby and far enough away from the ball fields that you never have to worry about not finding a spot. The off-leash areas are well done and well kept. Two separate areas, one for smaller and one for larger dogs, as parallel and share a common fence well. My dog enjoys this as although she is smaller she loves to play with the bigger dogs by running along the shared fence. The facilities are well marked and in good repair so there's no worry or confusion about dogs escaping. The benches, water fountains and bowls that are provided within the play area are greatly appreciated, as well as the spare doggy bags for cleanup. While the dogs are playing it's really fun to enjoy the view of the lake and surrounding woods. The trail nearby and the resident swans also make for some extra interest with the four-legged friends. Although I usually am the only one there when I visit, the few times I've encountered other visitors and dogs have been really pleasant. This park is a really great addition to a nice community park!

Took my son to this park and he had a blast playing on the playground and climbing on the…read morestructure, going down the slides, swinging, and going across the 3 diff types of monkey bars. There's a part of the playground for little kids and a part for bigger kids, as well as a sandbox to play in as well (there's woodchips over most of the ground). We also used the park bathrooms while there which were clean, though slightly smelly. We didn't use, but also saw tennis courts, a baseball field, a pool + splash pad, a basketball court, many swinging benches, and multiple pavilions. Overall a lovely park with a great play area for kids.

Very scenic trail that passes directly through Lowellville Ohio and ends across the PA line near…read moreNew Castle. The seven miles of the PA part of this trail are very nice and suitable for narrow tire road race bike as well as hybrid or mountain bikes with wider tires. The three miles of the Ohio side are VERY rough with several sections with serious frost heaves that would make it way too uneven for a narrow tire / high psi inflation road race bike. This trail has a lot of rolling hills that make it more challenging than a standard bike trail that has been constructed on an old railroad bed. According to other information available online this trail was constructed along a electric trolley rail bed so this is why there are more ups and downs to the trail. When the trail passes through Lowellville, the trail seems to just end on the village streets but just continue in a straight line and the trail will resume on the other side of this small charming village. In Lowellville, there is a small locally owned (not a chain) convenience store and a couple of local taverns. On the New Castle side there is nothing as it seems to end out in the country. However a short but VERY hilly ride for an extra two - three miles will bring the rider into some additional facilities. In fact it is possible to ride to a more developed area with a WalMart, and several chain restaurants and fast food places. As I said thougfh if not familiar with the area it does look when the trail ends at the New Castle side that there is just nothing there.

This week there's a summer school activity going on at the park at the shelter with many different…read moreactivities throughout the day.