Northeast Ohio is home to many playgrounds, perfect for imaginative play and exploration. Many of the parks are also inclusive and have accessible features for children of all abilities.

DiscoveryWorks at Avon Lake Public Library invites kids to get hands-on with science, nature, and imaginative play in a newly renovated, 3,000-square-foot space packed with interactive exhibits.

There are 7 acres of natural play areas for kids to explore at Slate Run. Find traditional playgrounds at both picnic areas, along with tables, grills and restrooms.

Goodfolk & O'Tymes Biplane Rides What: Founder Dewey Davenport, known as Mr. Goodfolk, flies 600 to 800 people a year, with passengers ranging from 1 to 100 years old. The 1929 Travel Air 4000 ...

Located in Chardon about 40 miles east of Cleveland, the Pioneer Waterland & Dry Fun Park offers both wet and wild fun and plenty of dry activities to boot. Within the water play area at the park ...

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Even amidst The Greene’s many shops and restaurants, children splash and play in the Town Square fountain. >> Your guide to Dayton area spray parks 2. Kids Bowl Free ...