Kiwanis Recreation Park

Picnicking, hiking, and fishing are among the low-impact recreational activities available in this park. A parking lot, restroom, and a mile-long circular trail with a scenic overlook and three Grand River access locations have been added.

Concord Woods has a hiking trail, a picnic area, a shelter with a fireplace and grills, restrooms, a playground, drinking water, and a stocked fishing area. There is no need for a state fishing license.

In the mountains near Chardon, ig Creek begins. It meets the Grand River near Painesville after flowing through hardwood forests, hemlock ravines, and over rocky ledges. Trees and vegetation along the creekbank help to stabilize the bank, offer shade, and chill the water. Insects and other invertebrates are indicators of a healthy ecosystem and provide a diverse diet for larger animals.

In 1901, Charles Lyman purchased many acres of land above the Grand River and Paine Creek intersection. He used the land as a military camp for high school boys in the years leading up to World War I.