Common Ground | Metroparks Toledo
Metroparks Toledo is a public agency serving the citizens of Lucas County by providing a regional system of clean, safe, natural parks.
Explore Your Parks - Metroparks Toledo
Today, there are 19 Metroparks, plus special use areas, regional trails connecting parks, a water trail and two new parks in development. Metroparks Toledo promotes conservation and restoration, encourages active lifestyles and nurtures lifelong learning and an appreciation for natural resources.
Special Events and Programs - Metroparks Toledo
Schedule programs with Metroparks naturalists and outdoor skills instructors for your private event. Archery, kayaking, night hikes, snowshoeing and wigwam building are just a few ideas. See our list of activities/prices.
Facility Rentals | Metroparks Toledo
Host an Event at Metroparks. Whether you are hosting a birthday party, baby shower, family reunion, church picnic, company outing or other special event, Metroparks has a space to meet your needs. Picnic shelters include picnic tables and grills and can be …
Discover - Metroparks Toledo
Remember the excitement of your first backyard campout? Metroparks has several options for you and your family to camp in the Metroparks. We have tent campsites, cabins and the Cannaley Treehouse Village. Explore >
Glass City Metropark - Metroparks Toledo
Glass City Metropark has quickly become a year-round destination for fun and community celebrations, set against the backdrop of the Maumee River and the downtown Toledo skyline. With its vibrant atmosphere and variety of amenities, this new park has welcomed more than 500,000 visitors (and counting) since the opening of Phase 2 in June 2023.
Oak Openings Preserve Metropark - Metroparks Toledo
Still, at 5,000 acres, Oak Openings Preserve is the largest of the Metroparks --by far. Oak Openings is home to the nation's only public treehouse village, two campgrounds and two cabins where families can immerse themselves in nature.
Wildwood Preserve Metropark - Metroparks Toledo
Natural beauty and manmade elegance come together as one at Wildwood Preserve, the most visited of the Metroparks. The 493-acre park is the former estate of Toledo’s Stranahan family. Surrounded by natural habit, the stately home, now called the Manor House, played important roles in Toledo—and the park district's—history.
About - Metroparks Toledo
Metroparks Toledo was the recipient of the 2020 National Gold Medal Award for excellence in parks and recreation management, the most prestigious honor in the parks and recreation industry.
Interactive Park Map - Metroparks Toledo
Highlight Trail Types (All trails are pedestrian-friendly) 5K Routes Accessible