Beatty Park

Natural Beauty Spot

Tucked along the banks of the Ottawa River, Beatty Park offers that perfect mix of nature and recreation you might be looking for. The walking trails meander through woodlands that, honestly, make you forget you're still in Toledo. If you need a mental reset or just want to spot some local wildlife, these peaceful paths are great for that.

There's something calming about how the dense trees create these pockets of quiet that feel miles away from city life.

Get Your Game On

Beyond its natural charm, the park has plenty of open green space where you can toss a frisbee, have a picnic, or just sprawl out with a good book. Soccer enthusiasts will appreciate the well-maintained fields that host everything from serious league matches to impromptu weekend kickarounds.

Got kids with energy to burn? The playground equipment provides a safe spot for little ones to climb, swing, and make new friends while you take a well-deserved breather.

Sunset Sail on the Black Pearl

Come experience the tranquility of gliding through the water under sail on the Black Pearl while appreciating our beautiful Lake Erie sunsets. See Cedar Point Amusement Park from the water, sail past the Marblehead Lighthouse, and the Lake Erie Islands.

$595.00

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Behind the Scenes

You might not know this, but in 2011, Beatty Park closed for a while as part of a major city infrastructure project. During this time, workers constructed an impressive 8 million-gallon storage basin behind the soccer fields (you can actually spot it from certain vantage points).

This extensive renovation project shows how the park has evolved to serve both recreational needs and the practical infrastructure requirements of the surrounding neighborhood.

Community Hub

At its heart, Beatty Park functions as several things at once - a nature retreat, a sports venue, a family playground, and a practical part of Toledo's infrastructure.