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• Community Parks

Avon Lake/Bay Park:
This Park has started the first phase of development in the summer of 2004. This will be the second largest community park with 60acres and many recreational activities to offer the community including: six soccer fields, (2) baseball diamonds, walking trails, and a shelter area.

Bleser Park:
This park is by far the most frequented parks in Avon Lake. With 23.3 acres, it is the focal point for many activities. Site amenities include: two baseball fields, two lighted basketball courts, concession stand, ice pond, pavilion, picnic tables, grills, 12,000 sq.ft playground, community pool, restrooms, shuffleboard, four lighted tennis courts, and two sand volleyball courts. (Electric Boulevard, west of Rt. 83).

Bicentennial Park:
This park is located on 15.2 acres. Through collective community efforts, Bicentennial Park was dedicated in commemoration of Ohio’s Bicentennial in 2003. The park was designed as a passive area containing a bike/walking trail lined with fifty Buckeye Trees. The trees were donated by members of the community, and add to the beauty of this serene park. Russell E. Lynch, Avon Lake Kiwanian, created the idea for The Buckeye Trail and dedicated many hours toward completion of the project. Russell passed away in July of 2004.and offers a variety of recreational activities.(Electric Blvd.,west of Rt.83).

Miller Road Park:
Located along the Lake Erie shoreline with 14.7 acres, this park has a lot to offer the community. Site amenities include: a boat launch (access 24 hours), fishing pier, gazebo, pavilion, picnic tables, playground, restrooms, beach access, and a ¼ mile walking path. (Northside of Lake Road at Miller Road).

Weiss Field:
This is the largest community park in Avon Lake with 79.2 acres. Weiss Field offers a variety of recreational activities to offer the community. Amenities include: two picnic shelters, bike/skate park, basketball court, playground equipment, horse arena, and eleven baseball/softball fields. The park recently underwent a one million dollar renovation funded by the City of Avon Lake and the Avon Lake Youth Baseball Federation. The new fields will have improved drainage capabilities, new dugout areas, new fencing, and an improved parking area.

Veteran’s Memorial Park:
Located along the shores of Lake Erie. This 5 acre park offers daytime swimming and beautiful sunset views during the summer months. Site amenities included: boardwalk along the shoreline with bench seating, picnic areas with grills, guarded swimming area (1pm-6pm), when weather and water conditions permit, from June to Labor Day.