I absolutely love Taps and Tails every time I go! My dog is now reaching the elderly stage, but I…read morewanted to keep her active and meet other dogs in the area. This place is so inclusive to all different sizes and breeds of dogs. The staff was so amazing they're always engaged, keeping an eye on the dogs, stepping in when needed, and cleaning up after each pup as they leave. I've also attended a couple of their special events, most notably their Minis and Mimosas party! It was perfect for small‑dog owners who might feel anxious about their pups being around much larger dog - and my old morkie loved it! As a bonus too, there is a bar for human visitors! I loved getting to know other dog owners and socialize with the community.

I wanted to love this place, but after two bad experiences I feel compelled to share…read more My girlfriend and I are both 22, but look young. On our first visit, instead of simply asking for IDs, staff pulled our mothers aside and questioned them to "prove" our age. It was unnecessary and uncomfortable. We gave it another chance, but the second visit was worse. In front of a crowd we were told we "look like 10 year olds," then met with glares and a cold demand for IDs. Even after showing them, we felt stared at until we decided to leave. I respect the need to verify age, but this could have been handled professionally with a simple ID check at the door. The concept of this facility is great, but the approach left us feeling unwelcome.

This is a super cute, very small dog park located in the heart of downtown…read more Positives: As said above, it's super cute. The view is also great. While your dog plays, you can watch the canal traffic and the bridge (though who are we kidding, we stare at the dogs at dog parks). There are a few dog structures for puppos to run up and down. Negatives: Hard to find parking, the dog park is tiny, and the two times that I've brought my dog here, he has been the ONLY dog there. What the heck? Totally defeats the purpose of bringing him to play... All that being said, if I'm downtown with my dog, I'll bring him there but won't go out of the way to go to this dog park.

Cool little park for dogs. Downtown Dog Park is a fenced off area with gravel. It makes a good spot…read morefor your dog to let loose. A bad thing is there's not much room in here. This is still big enough for a few dogs and there's usually not too many at the same time. Here your dog can do its business. In the park is also a play structure featuring a ramp. There isn't that much to do in here so you won't be spending lots of time. Another bad thing is that the ground is covered in gravel. This isn't easy for many dogs to walk on. It seems designed for you to only be in there a few minutes. Just a place to piddle and poop. It seems clean. There usually aren't any leftovers. It conveniently is located next to a train station near the bridge. It's next to a train station. The area can get noisy so it's not much of a park but a place for dogs to play and relieve themselves.

Everything was awesome, small and big dog sections with a pond on the big dog side, my 20 lb dog…read moreruns around with the other dogs like a pack.

My dog had a amazing time everyone was supper friendly only complaint i have is the lake was supper…read moremuddy but everything was great very o

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

Gotta give this a one star…read more Been here a few times with my dog because I do not have backyard and live close by. There's a big dog and small dog section. Big dog section is a decent size. It's obviously very uncared for. Trash everywhere. POOP literally everywhere. It's mostly deserted, but I had a very unpleasant interaction one time I went. I showed up and while trying to enter, another dog owner said her dog's aggressive and she's prefer if I went in the small dog section (which is way too small for my dog.) It's a public park, so i really didn't appreciate someone feeling like they had ownership over the ENTIRE PARK. don't bring your aggressive dog to a public dog park please!

We met great dogs and great people. It was clean. I love the second fenced in area. It was a…read moregreat time.

We took our two antsy corgis to Chasing Trails today for the first time. They needed to get out of…read morethe house and play and let me tell you, it was worth every penny! Chase & Chloe were so gracious and helpful during the booking process. It was easy to book a private play session, I've already booked two more. They were both at the door to welcome us when we arrived. The room was clean, spacious, safe and had plenty to do. There was even a cute sign customized for Winnie and George Bailey! Drawers full of balls, puzzles, frisbees, chew toys, snuggle mats. Treats. Agility equipment. And not crappy temu stuff, regulation agility equipment that is safe to use! There was a coffee bar for humans and lots of books for reference as well. The corgs could have played for much longer, but they were so happy to have some chase and play time. They host play groups, seems like it's done by size. When you book a session, it costs $28 and it is a private session for 30 minutes. I highly recommend this for your dogs socialization, and especially for high energy dogs stuck inside in this cold weather!

From the owner: Reserve our entire climate-controlled, indoor play space — where your furry friends can play,…read moretrain, and explore new skills. Gain access to a vault of exciting canine enrichment equipment, toys, and treats. There is something for every size, breed, and ability at our dog gym!

Great dog park!! Has lots of play things for the dogs and lots of space. Also many benches for the…read morehumans too :) The trees offer lots of shade. They have water and water bowls available as well as a leash holder. Overall a really great dog park that is tucked away from an overall great people park.

Wish it was a tiny bit cleaner and there were more dogs there. It's usually empty :( definitely…read morecould be a great dog park though.

Very active park! Often anywhere from 6-12 dogs playing. Dog friendly with lots of regular…read morevisitors. Closed temporarily while under reconstruction now and looking great.

Great dog park! We have brought Stout here several times and there have always been other dogs,…read morefree poo bags, and lots of balls to toss around. The people who go appear to be nice, responsible dog owners and we have not run into any issues. Most of the ground is small gravel which prevents the kind of mud we run into at the dog park in Buffalo. Definitely a favorite!

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.

Oh the love of Edgewater spark, once a blight in the 80s and 90s, we would packed a cooler and sit…read moreon the beach, a bit Leary of the activities going on around you, but now you can spends days exploring the beach house, enjoy ice cream at the snack shack or play volleyball at the beach side courts. The Cleveland Metroparks has transformed the culture of Edgewater for a new generation. You can find after work and enjoy a walk through the trails, ride your bike from the Detroit or Gordon Square neighborhoods, enjoy the park at the top of the hill next to the pavilions or dock your boat at the marina, the possibilities are endless...heck you can even get married under the weeping willow!

I have to say I do love this park. Upper and lower…read more Upper has a full playground, covered pavilion picnic area, grills, Cleveland sign, restrooms, lots of grass and area to run and move. Lower has the beach, volleyball, concessions, bar on top, seats, restrooms, pier, lots of grass and grills but no pavilion. Parking for upper or lower is easy but both parking areas are separate. You cannot get to one through the other. You actually have to drive out of the park to other entrances to access each area. There is plenty of walking, running, biking, scooters, trails. And plenty of grass area in both to play soccer, baseball, football, frisbee, kites, almost anything. There is even a dog beach. Lots of things to do and to enjoy yourself outside. You cannot even bring a sandwich, chips and a drink or whatever and have a spontaneous picnic. The other fun thing to do is watch the air show from here. It's free and you see most of it. You even get buzzed by a plane or two. This is an enjoyable park. I wish it was closer to me. You cannot even bring even get a great pic of Cleveland and one of the Cleveland signs.