Snyder Park

Snyder Park has something for everyone, even the furriest members of the family! Central Bark dog park debuted in May of 2015 thanks to generous donations and support from Dr. Dana and Judy King, Dr. Neal Campbell, and other community members.

Relax by the calm ponds and lagoons, or play tennis or volleyball on the court–Old Reid Park has it all! Shelter houses, a playground, volleyball courts, nine lighted soft tennis courts, shuffleboard courts, and fishing are all available at this 60-acre park (no license needed).

Hiking and bridle trails, a lake for fishing and boating, as well as campgrounds and cottages.

This lovely 108-acre park can be found on U.S. West of Route 43, on Route 303. A newly created dog park with areas for dogs to explore is the park's focal point.

At this enclosed South Euclid dog park, pets go crazy for the opportunity to play and run without a leash.

Marlee Layh and Lucas Donnell, Yellow Springs High School seniors, suggested a dog park in Ellis Park in 2010. Village Council ultimately rejected the project due to concerns about the site.