Rocky River Travel Guide

 CoAir13 Says:  This is a beautiful Catholic Church and school that sits toward the center of town. The unique thing about this particular church is the presence of actual bells in the belfry. They chime on Sundays, at weddings, and funerals. It's much better than listening to the recording... 

 CoAir13 Says:  Just past the entrance to the Metroparks, this dog park is VERY popular. It's actually the Lakewood Dog Park - the neighboring city to the East, but Rocky River is just across the street. 

 CoAir13 Says:  I had to mention this toy store by name here. It's a wonderful shop full of books, collectibles, old fashioned toys, and the latest gadgets on the market. It's lack of "in your face" displays are welcoming and you don't feel overwhelmed while browsing. Toys R Us hasn't put... 

 CoAir13 Says:  As I stated in the Intro, Rocky River is full of independent shops owned by locals. This stretch of Lake Road houses a bakery, glass shop, and photographer, among others. 

 CoAir13 Says:  The Rocky River Reservation is part of the Cleveland Metroparks System...an "Emerald Necklace" that surrounds the city with forests, parks, lakes, and meadows. Walking, biking, or rollerblading the multi purpose trail in the morning or at dusk, you are almost guaranteed to... 

 CoAir13 Says:  Originally built in 1912, it was destroyed by a tornado in 1956. It was rebuilt and rededicated and has been here ever since! 

 CoAir13 Says:  I can't find definitive information on the history of this beach, but the man at the bait shop told me this: In 1764, Col. John Bradstreet was leading an expedition from Fort Niagara in the East to Fort Detroit in the West. The fleet consisted of 59 boats, powered by rowers... 

 CoAir13 Says:  Tucked amongst the pretentious lakefront homes in this hamlet sits this lovely park on the shores of Lake Erie. There is a beach (no swimming), pavillion, grills, playground, and plenty of lush green grass to spread a blanket on for a picnic. This is also called the "Doggie...