If you live in Parma heights it's completely affordable and it has multiple pools and slides for…read morebig kids and adults and slides and a splash pad for little kids.

Wonderful place for the kids, a lot of bees around but it's so fun! A little overpriced for the…read morelittle kids and also Parma residents have to pay .

We had a blast, worth the price if you plan to spend the whole day there or at least 3+ hours. Food…read moreon site, chairs to lounge in and plenty of things to do based on age.

It's is nice for all kids, it's clean and safe. The staff is horribly rude and and bitchy. For the…read morehigh cost of swimming they should at least have some customer service experience.

Great trails and activities. Beware of ticks. Even at the…read morepicnic tables by the parking lot, I had ticks crawling on me. I usually do the loop around the grassy area, but there are trails that goes through the woods too.

I love the Metroparks, and this park is a big reason why. It has a little bit of everything- paved…read moretrails, trails through the woods, plenty of pavilion space, multiple parking sites, clean bathrooms, nature center, water fountains, educational programs, festivals...the list goes on and on. Every time I'm in the area, I stop by.

This looked like such a cute course with the candy sculptures throughout the course. Unfortunately,…read moremost of the lights did not work so we could not see the holes. The holes were rather boring too from what we could see. Almost every hole was hit the ball over a small hill or around a curve. For $11, we expected the maintenance and upkeep to be much better. The course was also overrun by skunks. Luckily they didn't spray, but it was very scary. Don't waste your money going here after dusk. Supposedly the manager has been made aware, but no fix after a few weeks according to a staff member.

The cow billy was really cool! MOO! It was a pretty scenic…read morepath - there were few bugs but all and all it was some great fun with some big lollipops:) (sick candy warehouse!! )

Great place to play mini golf. The course is well kept and the vibe is nice. I got a hole in one on…read morethe last hole, first time visiting.

This is, by far, the most well kept mini golf course we have ever played! It was exceptionally…read moreclean, including the water features. The carpet was in tiptop shape. The music was pleasant. Landscaping was perfect and while we are nearing the end of season, flowers & bushes were blooming nicely. The course, while not too difficult, was challenging enough. We love it here!!

Sleepy Hollow Golf Club is located at the Brecksville Reservation. The golf club is Cleveland…read moreMetroparks' owned. It has long history in the city starting from 1924. Back then it was a private country club later opening to public play in 1963. My review is not so much of the golf but of the winter activities taking place at this facility. In the winter this golf course offers a vast territory for skiing. CLUB: The club is simple inside with event space, the Valley View Room. The space features a bar, tables, chairs and a projector. It is rentable. It's a blank canvas room with one open space and neutral colors. Signage at the club indicated that 2026 Bonus Rounds have $35 annual fee. This included specials like discounts on green fees, advanced tee time, entree item discounts at Golf Concessions, and more. That seemed like a deal to a non-golfer like myself. In season, Metroparks offer different golf clinics to sharpen your skills. The trail has helpful indicators regarding whether it is open or closed. Ski rentals do not seem to be offered at this location. WINTER ACTIVITIES: The golf course transforms into winter activity central in the winter. Locals utilize the golf course for skiing, snow shoeing, and hiking. Based on the number of visitors on a frigid, icy winter night, it's a popular destination. You can easily look up trail conditions online and see if the trail is open during designated hours. Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing is offered at this location and hosted by Metroparks. They call it "Nordic style." The class is only $10 that includes ski rental. The class begins at the clubhouse with overview of skiing styles and equipment purchase tips. The class commences despite weather meaning it is indoor and outdoor. If there is not enough snow, the class practices inside. My class had the opportunity to practice outside which was so fun! I haven't been skiing in over 30 years so skill refresh was a great idea. There were various options for skiing - a trail and a small hill. I had so much fun reliving my favorite winter activity. SERVICE: Metroparks staff and volunteers were very friendly! The overview of skiing equipment was especially helpful. They provided specialized care to some of the participants who were less talented in skiing (myself included). I felt very engaged in the program and loved interacting with staff. I really that every student in that class felt personal attention. I really enjoyed winter program at Sleepy Hollow. It's great to see park visitors enjoy this space even in winter. If you're looking to venture out and try something new during off-season, try the classes at Sleepy Hollow. I'll be back in the spring to golf!

The course it self was good, but the ranger was very rude and stole my ball right in front of my…read moregroup, then continued to say they didn't see it. Also keep pushing us forward saying we were "bottle necking" as a group of 20. Also rushing through the turn while we were waiting on food that wasn't made yet. My experience was horrible and I won't come back again!!!