I love this skatepark the staff there is nice it a safe place to go to skate i feel so safe there…read moreThey also had a little skate shop good prices they also got a lobby were you can sit down to watch other skater or watch tv and it so cheap to get in on pay night Tuesday is free so that is cool and the pay night r only $5 dollar i hade a good time........

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This park was pretty cool to be honest. Fun Fact--- when i met my fiance, he had a skateboard in…read morehis hand. I watched him skate that night and I havent seen him pick one up since....... 4 1/2 years ago! Anyways when he said he wanted to go to the skate park i was down! This park is super cool. It can also be used for BMX bikes. I also seen some younger kids with scooters in there. I believe helmets and pads are needed, but no one is there to scold you. There was a nice crowd the other day and it was surprisingly chilly out. There are bleachers right outside the park for people like me who cant skate. The park consists of a giant bowl with different levels of depth. It also has concrete step-like things as well as a grind rail... not to mention a huge half pipe. Super cool park. I'm excited to go back w/ my fiance whenever it gets nicer. Just a note, no real bathrooms, only portajohns. Also there is a BMX track right next the skatepark. That also looked cool. The parking lot is huge so dont worry about parking.

This park is sick! I remember coming here years ago when it first opened and I was hardcore into…read moreskating. Anymore my skating has kinda died and I started picking up biking and decided to stop here. I always come in the mornings and there's never anyone else here. The park definitely got some abuse from years ago mostly just some spray paint and trash but the ramps and everything are still in great shape. They have bleachers to chill out on and watch people. They have a massive half pipe that seems impossible to drop in on. Tons of bowls to pump around on. I mean this park has a little bit of everything for all skill groups. This is the park I learned to drop in at and I brought a board the other day and I still have it. It's just a fun time to come here and skate and bike around no matter the skill level. Big ups to southpark and all the sponsors that made this place possible to all the people around. It's a great park and has a lot of thought into it. I love coming here and I definitely recommend it if you haven't been yet or just looking for some new features to build skills. I'll definitely continue to return.

Currently closed. Went into parks n rec dept and they weren't even sure of it's status either, but…read moresuspected it might be closed "cause they had been working on it". Seems like it could've been an OK place to kill an hour or two.

Looks like the skatepark is gone now. They're building something in the back of the borough…read morebuilding. Maybe a new skatepark?

The indoor park itself is nice. My biggest complaint is the constant terrible language used by the…read moreskaters. There is absolutely no regard for the younger kids. Its mostly the kids ranging from 12-17. The amount of times I heard "suck my c@c% in the 3 hours I was there was completely disgusting. ​I even heard one of the older kids (maybe 18-19) tell a 15 yr old "dude, do you have to cuss so much" to which the response was "how about you eat these nuts, b!$@&". Its not a great environment and no supervision. Parents must be dumping their kids off and leaving. The older kids are great (18 and up). Its $15 per skater, helmets required, has 2 vending machines, large skate/bike area, foam pit, smaller ramp area, skate shop with lots of merch. Customer service desk has been kind.

Great service. Nice skate shop !!! This place has been…read morearound for years. Very helpful staff at the skate shop portion.

I like Rivergate Park! It's a small, hidden gem for the area, and I almost don't even want to write…read moreabout it because I don't want it to lose its luster to me. I like places no one else seems to know about. Its located right off Columbus Road (turn right at Sainato's). Rivergate Park is a very small park located outside Merwin's Wharf. There's a tiny area with public art and another grassy area under the bridge situated right on the river. I recently met a friend here for socially distanced yoga and forgot how much I liked it as a public space. It's quiet except for the gentle hum of the river and ambient traffic noise from the bridge above. But when you're used to a city environment, this feels peaceful. May bother a suburban dweller, though. In general, no one will bother you here. You can park in the small, free lot across the street and walk over. Most of the action in the immediate area will be the traffic coming in and out of the very closeby Merwin's Wharf restaurant run by the Metroparks. Don't expect a sprawling, manicured field here at Rivergate Park, but do accept sufficient green space if you need a peaceful place to hang out. We had fun.

Good park here in Cleveland to take the family has nice little sceneries little bridges behind you…read morecan take pictures of it has some cool walking paths and trails and things to have so it's all fun

Switch & Signal is the raddest thing about Swissvale, take it from an old Betty like me…read more My favorite thing about this indoor skatepark is that it's inclusive. All are welcome! And all skate here! Skateboarding, roller skating, and inline skating ramps, rails, and pipes. Whether you're a beginner or pro there's space for you at Signal. They've got a crazy good selection of skate mags. The skate shop has all the latest gear including clothing and shoes. The vegan cafe has some good eats. They offer classes too. SKATEBOARDING IS NOT A CRIME!

Daughter had a private lesson today. She's thrilled. Treated well and taught at her level. We will…read morebecome regulars.

Beautiful park with a nice trail around the lake! There's also a playground for kids, overall 10/10…read more(5.0 stars) (my review from Google Maps)

North Park is a nice place to spend an afternoon. There's a little something for everyone here…read more This part features (from their website): a picnic shelter, restrooms, fully- accessible playground, 1.1 mile paved walking track, seven athletic fields used for baseball, softball, soccer and lacrosse, a multi-use track used for skating and bicycling, seven ballfields, six tennis courts, four basketball courts and two sand volleyball courts. I like to walk a few laps around the track when the weather permits. There's usually a few others on the path as well, but it's never been too crowded. One bad thing about the track is there seems to be a lot of goose poop near the pond. I've also shot some hoops on the court before. It gets super busy on the weekends, so you might want to think about going somewhere else unless you're trying to get in on a pickup game. The rims are very stiff as well which doesn't make it very fun. Find a way to get rid of the geese (or at least the poop) and add a fenced in dog park, and this place would get another star.

Lock 3 Park is a park in the heart of Akron. It has a cool cascade like steps. I visited the park…read moreon multiple occasions attending yoga fest and most recently Sakura festival. The park is gorgeous, has a very convenient and clean towpath. This is DORA area so you can enjoy beverages from nearby places. There is also a stage for performers. Bring a blanket or a chair for extra comfort during the shows, there is no permanent seating. Only the stage area is covered so bring an umbrella on rainy days. Parking is conveniently located by the Children's museum. Parking rates vary. There are multiple floors of parking in the enclosed garage with convenient elevator or stairs to descend directly to the park.

This park is in downtown Akron, Ohio. It is located on King James Way (also known as South Main…read moreStreet). It is right on the same lot as the Akron Children's Museum. I visited Lock 3 park over a weekend (20-21 July 2019) for the 38th annual African American Festival & Parade. I was working at a booth at the festival. I wish more advertisement was done for the festival because it wasn't that busy on Saturday but way more people came on Sunday. Apparently though, Saturdays tend to be a quieter day according to one of the festival organizers. There was no rain during the time I was there and so it was a warm day to be outside (it was actually very hot). The festival organisers had my team and another vendor under a big tent so I was happy to be under some shade even though it was still very hot. LOCK 3 PARK -- This is a family friendly outdoor park that hosts events as well. There is a stage where different performers entertain. The park is a medium sized park so it isn't big. There are some benches to sit at around the park. A canal lock is used to raise and lower boats. Lock 3 sots on the Ohio-Erie Canal which is the waterway that flows into to Lake Erie. I don't known if this lock device is used anymore but I have a photo of the canal in my attached pictures. LOCATION -- As I stated earlier, this park is in downtown Akron. There is currently so much construction happening on S. Main Street that parking and finding a way to enter the park can be challenging especially if you don't live in Akron. Thankfully, I was dropped off both on Saturday and Sunday. Overall, this is a nice outdoor space. Swings and maybe a small playground would be a nice addition for kids. Also, a shaded canopy or covering would be great for hot days outside. **** - 98 total reviews in 2019 - 307 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 22 July 2019