Uhmm this is the coolest place EVER! This dog park is a huge whoppin' 7 acres and has a lake in the…read moremiddle. Plus there are trees so there are actual shaded areas too. There are benches and picnic tables around the lake, a small dog area (no water access) and a training area with ramps and jumps. My dog becomes the happiest version of himself when he's here. I've never seen him run and get zoomies the way that he does at Bow Wow Beach. It's really an incredible thing!!!

Don't go anymore. People don't supervise their dogs and too many don't pick up their dog's poop…read more Too much fighting among people and dogs

Absolutely an AMAZING facility!!! Zak is the head trainer and just has this incredible way with…read moredogs. The facility is very well maintained, clean, safe, and a ton of fun for dogs and families alike! We are SO addicted to Duke's now! You must try this place out!

Previously known as Yogi Bear's Campground, K9's (an awesome dog park) is now part of the Roundup…read moreLake Campground. Besides cabins & a dog park; the miniature golf course is now open to the public! Although it could us a little updating, its a cute place to take the kids and the prices are budget friendly. Directly next to the course is a large fenced in area for dog lovers to bring their furry friends & enjoy a day in the pool, buy them a treat or two or walk around the large campgrounds. Although I only observed the dog park section (my dogs don't like water); everyone there was having a blast! Owners got to jump off the large deck into a deep pool with their canines and enjoy the beautiful weather. The only reason why I haven't camped here is that it's so close to home it really wouldn't be a get away; but from what I did tour; the grounds are well maintained and the staff at the mini golf station were friendly.

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.

Clean and safe with a large and small dog side. We went in a snowstorm so it was pretty empty…read more Good for our less social dog.

A great place for dogs to play!!! My dog loves coming here and running around. They always have…read morewater and bags for your pups poop.

The park is generally pretty cool. I haven't been back since my dog was attacked in March. It seems…read moresome of the owners are inattentive to their dogs and don't watch how they play with others. Other than that, it's a pretty good park. I would avoid it when it's busy, but that goes for all dog parks.

Misha dog and I love coming here for its location and three other main reasons:…read more 1) It's 2 acre fenced in grassy area is perfect to explore and play with other doggy friends who might happen to be there. All dogs we have met have been nice and ready to make new friends. There is lots of room to run. :) 2) The humans are just as nice as the dogs who visit. In fact, there is a nice community of humans who visit, so most of the time the humans have a chance to socialize as well as their dog counterparts. Everyone seems to be willingly to pitch in to take care of the park as well, with some bringing water for the bowls and more baggies for cleanup. 3) It's a lot quieter than Stow's Bow Wow Beach. Not going to lie, Bow Wow Beach is our favorite playground, but in the winter it's closed and a lot of the time there's so much going on there it's a little overwhelming. Keyser is nice, I never seen more than 5 dogs there at one time. Would HIGHLY recommend to new owners trying out the off leash dog playgrounds. It's a nice baby step for both human owners and dogs. *only note: while there are no hours for the dog park there are no lights on the premise.

This park is always great and never too busy although when parties are held here, parking may be…read morelimited. The trails and paths are always nicely cared for and free of trash and debris. Fishing and kayaking are allowed in the pond, there are benches throughout, and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. To boot, there is a playground for the kids (wood chips), dogs are allowed, and there is an awesome sled riding hill! I've walked the trails with my jogging stroller on the unpaved portions and did fine. This is a great park if you want or avoid the congestion found at most other central Medina city parks especially during the summer and grade school spring break.

Great park in the countryside of Medina County with much to offer. There are three walking/hiking…read moretrails and while short (longest is only 1.25 mi) they are a nice walk. I highly recommend this park for dog walking. We make two loops on the Trillium Trail to tire our pup out and let him get in his sniffs for the day. Hubbard Valley is also a great fishing spot if that is your thing. There is a small playground for the kids and a pavilion available for use or rental. They have ample parking and restrooms on site as well.

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.

At first glance this park is beautiful, the drive up towards the main parking area is surrounded by…read moretrees and offers a large pond with fountain. There is also a large overlook where you can sit & enjoy the view. However, the view was a bit frustrating as the entire pond had large amounts of trash surrounding the edges. You can fish here but it is strictly catch & release. Although, other than a large amount of dead snails & fish I'm not sure what you'll find. I realize the pond was low but this should make it all the more easier to maintain. There are at least two trails winding through the woods but it's difficult to tell which path you're on on where to go. The only signage marking the paths are random planks of badly weathered wood with dull red or blue paint. Some are broken and lying at the base of trees, others were attached to trunks but blended in with the bark. Perhaps new signs with bright colors would be more suitable for visitors. The trails are wide dirt paths with very few obstructions, however you might get stuck in the mud if it's damp out...I would not recommend these trails if you're in a wheelchair. Towards the back of the property is an ugly cookie cutter development- such an eye sore! And the trails are littered with broken benches but are very quiet & relaxing. There's even a neat old fireplace and a few pavilions with grills. It also offers a large playground and huge field. I think if the park was cleaned up a bit & things were fixed it would be one I would return to regularly.