Price Park

in the mid 1990’s I lived in north canton ohio. I hate north canton because some teachers who teached there when I was there like this rude old dike I cant remember.
on point I like the park somewhat. but my life has changed, living in canton is better. I like stadium park better
this park I don’t care for

I’m visiting my cousins out here in Ohio, and we ended up tagging along on a little field trip to Price Park today. What a nice place! There’s a big pond with a fountain, ducks and geese everywhere, a nice little gazebo right next to the water, a huge playground, park benches, paths, and pavilions galore.
Only downside is the bird poo. Watch your step!

Solid park in north canton. It has nice wide open space and decent sized pavilion to host a party or grill out. The track is just ok, mainly for a short jog or a leisurely stroll — but not for your hardcore runner. The kids play area is decent as well, i would say more for your 6 – 12 year old, not as much for younger kids. But again there is a lot of space to let your kids run around and play for sure. It has a cool little pond and some decent views for its location. Its not my go-​to park in the area, but certainly serviceable.

This is a great park for an easy jog or peaceful walk. I love that it is close enough to my house that I can go any time.

My son loves this park and we come here all the time. They have good playground equipment for the kids and a walking track for the adults. Plus they have a sand volley ball court as well as a tennis court and pavilions.
The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because the public restrooms are not very clean and kept up. Other than that, it’s a very nice park.

I always hit this park when I am working in the area. It is sometime covered in goose poop which makes it a little gross but other than that it is a nice course.

I really like Price Park!
I just recently found this when I was looking on Google for parks near my work — since the weather is warmer, I wanted to start walking during my lunch break so that I wasn’t in my office chair for 8 hours a day.
Price Park has a 1 mile trail, which I really appreciate since it means fewer loops around (I try to do 3 miles). The western end (near the duck pond) is much more interesting than the eastern end — it’s a larger loop, and you walk by the playground, duck pond, picnic areas, etc. There’s a small bridge separating the eastern and western parts of the loop, and the eastern end is really just sort of a wandering trail behind some people’s back yards that doubles back on itself. Oh well!
I LOVE ducks, and this place is full of them (and geese!). There’s a gazebo by the manmade pond that you can walk to, and plenty of brave waterfowl lounging, swimming, and walking around. Just an environmental note (and I’m guilty of this too): bread, crackers, etc. are like junk food to ducks and geese and have little nutritional value to them. If you’re coming here just to feed the birds, please try to bring some alternatives (check some out at
). Plus, I suspect these guys are constantly eating.
Of note to some — dogs are not allowed within 15 feet of the walking trail. While there’s still space on the western side to take your dog, you may want to go somewhere else.
Is it the best park ever? No. But it’s pretty darn good!

Great little park in North Canton. I’ve probably been here several hundred times over the past ten years and it never gets old. Its a perfect place to spend a warm a summer evening with friends. They’ve got a pretty walking path that gets a surprising amount of traffic, two reasonably nice tennis courts for a public park, a small blacktop basketball court, a nice sand volleyball pit, several pavilions with plenty of picnic tables and grills, a perfect playground for kids and even a duck pond with catch and release fishing. They’ve also got a softball diamond across the street but its ALWAYS in use by organized leagues, so its tough to get any pick-​up going. If you show up on a Tuesday or Thursday, you’ll probably find a decent a pick-​up ultimate game on the grass behind the volleyball pit. Lousy for basketball though.

Price Park is one of the nicest parks in the area. The entire park engrosses 18.5 acres and has much to offer. From the city’s website:
This park has much to offer to the public, including the fishing (catch and release) and duck pond, gazebo, three covered shelters, a large playground, a one mile walking path, one baseball field, two tennis court, one basketball court, one sand volleyball court, and restroom facilities, as well as picturesque green space.
It is a very active park, so it can get a little crowded, but definitely worth enjoying on a nice day.