Northfield Center Township offers residents and visitors access to a variety of parks and recreational areas that cater to diverse interests. Here's an overview of the key parks in and around Northfield Center Township:
Beacon Hills Park
Located at the intersection of Beacon Hills Boulevard and Pleasant View Drive, Beacon Hills Park is equipped with:
- Two tennis courts
- A basketball court
- Playground equipment suitable for preschool and elementary-aged children
- Pickleball courts
- Location of Northfield Center Township's Annual Movie in the Park.
The park also features a pavilion available for reservation. To book the pavilion, please contact the Township Administrative Offices at (330) 467-7646.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Adjacent to Northfield Center Township, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park offers:
- Scenic trails for hiking and biking
- Opportunities for wildlife observation
- Historical sites
This national park provides a natural retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and families.
Summit Metro Parks
Serving the broader Summit County area, Summit Metro Parks manages several parks and trails near Northfield Center Township, including:
- The Bike & Hike Trail: A 33.5-mile paved trail suitable for biking, hiking, and rollerblading.
- Click here for more information.
These parks offer additional recreational opportunities such as picnicking, cross-country skiing, and fishing. Click here for more information about CVNP.
Nearby Community Parks
While not within the township's boundaries, nearby parks include:
- Sagamore Hills Park: A 53-acre park featuring baseball fields, pavilions, a gazebo, restrooms, and a concession stand. For more information visit the Sagamore Hills website.
- Matthews Thomas Park: Located off Olde Eight Road in Boston Heights, the park offers a variety of amenities for visitors of all ages, including baseball fields, playgrounds, restrooms, picnic areas, and pavilion areas available to non-residents for an affordable rental fee.
These parks provide additional recreational facilities easily accessible to township residents.
