Lakewood Beach Park — Attraction in Sheffield Lake

Check water bacteria 🦠 levels with your local weather source. If bacteria levels are really high, swimming isn't recommended. If you do go swimming, take a thorough shower/🛁 🚿 when you get home.

It's a really tiny beach. One lonely picnic table and a porta potty is now available. Not bad but nothing great. Google asked if this beach is handicapped accessible..it's not. A very tough place for those who have difficulty walking.

The view of Lake Erie is 👍 there is a garbage can available. Most people are really good about putting dog poop and litter in there.

Edit: A lot of foliage on the west side has been ripped out and replaced with a wood fence. New signage has been added. The whole park is soft, sandy terrain. Not recommended if you have...

Born and raised just two streets over, this beach has greatly progressed, with easy access. However, like the main beach, it's never clean. There are rocks all over its shoreline, so there's no zen experience when your trying to walk knee deep into the water. You're about to break an ankle or cut a foot open on a slick, if not zebra muscle covered rock. And there is always a thick trail of muscle shells left by the tide due to this. This time around, I counted 4 decent size and well decayed fish carcass that were not freshly dumped from the night before and many fish spines and rib cages in the slew of muscle shells. The city gets funding to tend to these beaches and their clearly not...

Dogs allowed, just keep them close and a leash nearby. It's a really small beach. Sheffield Lake cleaned up Lakewood Beach last year and it looks better now.

There are 2 picnic tables, two grills, and a garbage can. Swimming permitted, but there is no lifeguard, ever. Don't go too far out. Undertows in deep waters can take down even strong swimmers.

It's gorgeous. Love the sound of the waves lapping on the shore, always, but especially before a storm! Dog says the whole place sniffs heckin' amazeballs and drags me down there at least three times a week.

Park is sloped, bumpy and not wheelchair friendly at all. Small parking lot; can accommodate maybe 🤔 6-8 carefully...