Grove City Memorial Park

Stopped here to walk my dogs at dawn on a road trip. It’s a very nice park.

There were two swings that are by themselves and they are quite interesting looking. I’ve never seen anything like them and thought they add a lot to the uniqueness and artistic vibe of this park.

We stop at a lot of parks for walks and this is the prettiest one for a town this size. The memorial garden is lovely with the specimen tree, winding paths, gazebo, and the little water feature.

The old war memorial had a dear little cat hiding there. Too bad about that water feature being out of commission though. It must have been grand in its prime, being a waterfall. I wonder if it had a fountain at the top. Too bad it’s now full of stagnant water that probably breeds mosquitoes.

The big fountain and the children’s fishing pond is very pretty at dawn.

The bathrooms were actually unlocked and were clean. This is uncommon in my experience.

I especially loved the mosaic bench tucked away behind the gazebo.

Thank you to all involved for keeping a lovely park for everyone to enjoy.

just trying to pass time. this park is definitely one to go to for picnics and social gatherings but call to see if you need to reserve certain tables. i did a short walk but no extensive trail system. has some interesting militaryish displays which is cool

Very nice park. Very large park. Very clean. Lots to do has a pool in it. Gazebos and picnic areas. A disc golf course. Lots of geocaches which I was going after. Places for the kids to play.

Really nice park. Lots of room to spread out and a wide variety of trails and other things to see here!

This was a huge surprise when we visited. Had no idea what to expect and were. Completely blown away with all there was to do how huge it is and absolutely clean and beautiful. You can pack food and spend the entire day there doing a million things, or run out and get food easily nearby and pop back. Great playground for kids. 2 full size basketball courts. Full sized pool and kiddie pool with multiple lifeguards. That did cost $4 a person but small kids are free. You can bike, hike, run, play 18 holes of real frisbee golf. There’s a botanical and butterfly garden too. Restrooms are clean, no diaper changing however. This was a wonderful way to spend a summer day. Couldn’t recommend more.