Edgewater Park, located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a vibrant 147-acre park along the shores of Lake Erie. It features 9000 feet of shoreline, offering both dog and swim beaches, boat ramps, a fishing pier, picnic areas, and a rentable pavilion. The park is part of the Cleveland Metroparks Lakefront Reservation, which includes other attractions like Edgewater Beach and the Marina. Edgewater Beach is particularly popular for its sandy shoreline, kayaking access, and stunning views of downtown Cleveland. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, from swimming and beach volleyball to fishing and picnicking. The park's proximity to downtown Cleveland makes it an ideal spot for both locals and tourists looking to enjoy the lakefront.
The park's history dates back to 1894 when the City of Cleveland purchased the land, and it has been managed by Cleveland Metroparks since 2013. This transition has enhanced the park's amenities and accessibility, making it a beloved recreational space.
Edgewater Park is not only a recreational hub but also a scenic spot for nature lovers and photographers, offering panoramic views of Lake Erie and the Cleveland skyline.