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Lakewood Park

Name: Lakewood Park
Address: 14532 Lake Ave., Lakewood, OH, 44107
Telephone: 216.521.7580

This 31 acre lakefront park, the crown jewel of the Lakewood Parks system, is located at the intersection of Belle and Lake Avenues. The Park offers a multitude of activities, including:

Solstice Steps: Enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Erie from either the upper or lower promenade of this new community favorite.
Foster Pool: open during the summer months, various programs offered including open swims, learn to swim classes, senior swims etc. For program information call the Community Recreation & Education Department at 529-4081.
Construction of a new zero-entry children’s wading pool was completed in 2002.
Four Tennis Courts with a Flexcourt Surface
Three sand volleyball courts, open to the public (unless permits for league play have been issued by The Community
Recreation & Education Department). Call 529-4081 for league or permit information.
Kids Cove Playground area
The Lakewood Park Bandstand, offers free concerts on Sunday evenings, and free movies for children during the summer months. Refer to the City News and Events link for a list of dates and further information.
The Lakefront Promenade is a gorgeous brick walkway where visitors can enjoy a lovely view of the lake as well as a wonderful skyline of downtown Cleveland. (new in 2006)
Handicap-accessible ramp, with stone walls and brick pavers, which extends from the top of the bluff to the lower
Lakefront Promenade (new in 2006)
Picnic areas located throughout the park, with grills and tables
Two softball fields, available to the public, unless a permit from the Board of Recreation has reserved the field. Call 529-4081 for permit information.
Old Stone House: Lakewood’s oldest stone house, now a museum, call 221-7343 for hours and tour information.
Lakewood Skatepark: 9,500 sq foot concrete skatepark featuring a smooth quiet surface with street and bank obstacles for all skill levels and bleachers for viewing. Open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.