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.

Such a big beautiful park very quiet! There was a fire hydrant with a beehive bees around it!…read moreDidn't notice it until my dog went to pee and got stung! So please be careful !

Wish it was closer to Sunny Lake Park so there could be a view of the lake, it's kind of a boring…read morescenery. You can walk up a steep hill off of the Lake path through the woods or drive separately to the entrance. somewhat small but there's a fenced in area for big dogs and a separate one for small dogs. Water pump in the warmer months, always a couple of tennis balls left behind. One park bench, surrounded by mud most of the time, wish there were more benches, overall not many places around here to take your dog off leash so it does the job. In the warmer months seems to be busiest around 3-6 pm

I live near this park and have been using it for over 60 years. Here is some updated information:…read moreSwimming is no longer allowed. (for humans) Dogs can swim on Thursdays only. There is no charge to get in. The paved road around the lake has been split into a one-way driving/biking road and a with an adjacent walking lane. There is a Hike/bike trail called The Freedom Trail that borders this park. Metro Parks Summit County is going to add a connector trail between them in 2026. The Freedom Trail in this area is a rail trail, so it is pretty flat. There is an area called Tallmadge Meadows that to me is a separate park, because the two areas have very different prior ownership and history, but Metro Parks considers them to be the same park. The parking for Tallmadge Meadows is right around the corner from South River Rd. on South Main St. (Rt 91). There is also a trailhead in Munroe Falls for the Summit County Bike and Hike Trail. It is about a ¼ mile North of South River Rd and runs along the Cuyahoga River. I used to be a Firefighter/EMT in Munroe Falls and it was not unusual for us to get called out to the "Metro Park" and have to ask, "which one"? All 3 of these are great parks and I consider myself luck to live in between them.

Great spot for a going away picnic planned at the last moment. I was happy. The bathrooms were open…read moreand clean, plenty of trash, young screaming kids, sand, and stuff to do. Its COVID season, I haven't gotten out anywhere so this is the best I can do since I haven't eaten outside since Feb. This was nice but, of course, catered with my own cooking. I wish I could Yelp my own cooking, a clear 1 star.

Nice walking park! Lots of beautiful trees and we ildflowees to enjoy. Friendly people and a…read morebeautiful community. Great for kids.

This park is perfect for dog park, kids to play or have a picnic in a park…read more The hiking part is not the best : full of mosquitos and the loop might not even be 1 mile. So go for quality time with dogs and kids, no hiking.

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.

If you're looking for something close to home, this little patch of land is the unexpected surprise…read moreyou need to escape the typical dog park. Designed similarly to any other, there are two separate sections based on the size of your canine. Each with an enclosed fence, obstacles to help with agility & confidence and a large field surrounding the area. Dedicated to the local K9 police dog force, it offers paths (although I didn't have a chance to explore these) that weave through tall grasses. The only complaint I have is with the typical irresponsible pet owners failing to obey the local defecation law(s) . Yes, the trash was over flowing but is it really that hard to place your dogs poop bag next to the trash can; apparently. Anyways, check this place out; you or your pet wont regret it!

The dog park is kinda small, but my pups enjoyed it a lot. It was pretty clean. It had a tunnel…read moreand a ramp for dogs and benches for people. There are bags and a trash can for cleaning up after your pooch. I did not see both large and small dog areas, just the one area. All in all, we will go back for more walking around.

What a cool park with a scenic railway that comes through the area - waterfalls, woodlands and all…read morethe things you would expect for a national park to have - plus it's close to the city(ites) of Akron and Cleveland! I have driven through several times as I work in the area. It's a beautiful site and so refreshing to drink in the natural beauty and enjoy a fresh relief from work!

Cuyahoga Valley wasn't so much a National Park as it was a collection of overgrown back yards that…read moreyou had to drive between. The layout of the "park" makes it feel like a constellation of loosely connected pockets of nature in an otherwise developed suburb. I visited the major sites, including Brandywine Falls, Beaver Marsh, and the Ledges. They were fine, some decent hikes and views of different natural formations. Did I feel like I was seeing something truly unique, a natural wonder? No. Of the 20+ parks I've been to, Cuyahoga Valley struck me as the most ordinary and least cohesive experience thus far.

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.

I would love to rate this park higher, as it's such a beautiful place, but the location pulls it…read moredown to a 3. Positives: it's gorgeous! Large soccer fields and open fields, a nice lake complete with a fishing dock, multiple areas with picnic tables and shade, two different kids play areas, benches and swings, a basketball court, and a hidden gem of a gazebo make this such a desirable park. Negatives: location! Its only entrance for vehicles is off of Silver Meadows BLVD, and this park is backed right up to the Silver Meadows apartments. There have been shootings in the past, there is definitely drug activity, and there have been robberies. It's not often, but it does happen. MY kids LOVE this park! We go there to feed the ducks and geese often. BUT this is a park that I do not bring my kids to unless I am concealed carrying.

This used to be my go to park whenever I was in a hurry to walk my dogs before work, it offers a…read morequiet, hidden path that loops around a small lake. There are plenty of pavilions to enjoy a picnic at, a childrens playground, sporting fields & a large basketball court. Because it is tucked away inside of a newer housing development, you can't see it from the main road nor would you even know it was there; there are no signs... I stopped going here so often because one of my dogs is a pure bred American Pitbull rescue & I wasn't crazy about the Silver Meadows (it butts up to the park as well) trash harassing me to buy my dog every time I'd visit. Or sizing me up & making comments about taking my dog while they got drunk; anyways, I guess if you're a dog owner don't go by yourself. Your best bet is to take State Route 59 (a.k.a W. Main Street) to the Don Joseph Toyota, there is a side street in between the dealerships called Stonewater Drive. If you take that straight back you will see 2 gravel parking lots & Stonewater Skate Park....there is a gravel path that goes directly behind all the houses that will lead you to the hidden park. There might be better directions but since the park doesn't have an actual address I'm not sure how to explain a way to get there otherwise.