James Day Park (Nike Site Park)

11828 W Pleasant Valley Rd, Parma, OH 44130, USA

Address:	11828 W Pleasant Valley Rd, Parma, OH 44130, USA
Phone:	+1 440-885-8144
Site:	cityofparma-oh.gov
Rating:	4

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Reviews 14

KrayZJoy

We went as a part of a corporate challenge in double elimination baseball. I used to go to the pool here as a kid. In Parma, you had few pool options: the one in Parmatown (which is currently under renovation), the down the road on State Hill, or this one. People werent supposed to bring their dogs into the baseball diamond area, but they did anyway. The downside to that was that someone brought a big dog, let him take a huge deuce right in the busiest part of it by the concession stands and didnt clean it up. The only other downside was that the infeild seemed to be made of kitty litter. DO NOT SLIDE IN. My husband has a knee-scrape that is still healing from over two weeks ago.

Shawn Maroo

The parma city recreation department who is responsible for this park has a bunch of hard headed employees who only care about their positions and leagues. They are rude and careless about any resident athlete who plays soccer at this park. They often remove the goal nets claiming high concern about the nets being deer traps, while nearby parks keep the goal nets all season long. They are tax suckers but when it comes to caring for their tax payers, wish them good luck in return. I recommend nearby parks such as Nathan Hale park over this lousy park.

Joe Bolczak

Location is near CCC West. Multiple softball fields, playgrounds, and fitness course. Restrooms are usually clean. Very crowded on weekends during warm weather months because of games scheduled for local businesses, city organized, or other extracurricular team activity. Parking will fill up quickly as well.

Paul Preiszig

Small community park with soccer fields pool and playground. Located on a former Nike missile silo location from the cold war.

Lauren Ikerd

Large open park are with covered pavilion. Very rarely busy. Fun place to let the kid run wild.

Tim Borkowski

Practly grew up here. Little league, picnics grills. Its all there. And good restrooms.

W. Paul Borkowski

Good place to walk or jog. Dog friendly. There are picnic tables there.

Richard Perez

Love the walking path, exercise equipment, and play set for my kid

Josh Yager

Kitty litter instead of dirt on the field