Contact: Parks Superintendent 

Andy Grau
agrau@grandviewheights.gov 

Responsibilities

The Parks Department maintains approximately 45 acres of parks, green spaces, and trees. A map of the complete park system can be viewed here.

Park Rules & Regulations

Click here to see the various park rules and regulations. If you have further questions please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 614-488-3111 or email parksandrecreation@grandviewheights.gov

Name of Grandview Heights Park	Address
Burr Avenue Park**	850 Burr Ave.
C Ray Buck Park	1280 Goodale Blvd.
Ray E. DeGraw Park**	850 First Ave.
Goodale Green Space west of Urlin**	Goodale and Urlin
Grandview Center	1515 Goodale Blvd.
Grandview Heights Memorial Park**	1135 W Second Ave
McKinley Park	1661 Goodale Blvd.
Parkway Mini Park	1139 Parkway Dr. North
Parkway Park**	1115 Oxley Road
Pierce Field	1080 W 1st Avenue
Urlin Tennis Courts	1755 Goodale Blvd.
Virginia Ave. Park	1227 Parkway Drive
Wallace Gardens**	1581 Goodale Blvd.
Wyman Woods	1520 Goodale Blvd.
Yard Street Green Space**	785 Yard Street

** Pet friendly park **Pets must be kept under control and their waste picked up.

Pets in Parks

In Grandview Heights we love our furry friends. The map above lays out the pet-friendly parks in our City. Please be a responsible pet owner and clean up after your pet and keep them under control at all times. Certain parks, including Pierce Field, McKinley Field, Wyman Woods (except on the perimeter path only) and C. Ray Buck Sports Park, are posted “No Dogs” and as such owners are not permitted to allow their pets into these parks. This helps keep playing fields and playground equipment areas clean and safe for our children and community at large.

• For details, see section 505.06 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Grandview Heights. City Ordinance 505.04 states that “no person, being the owner or having charge of any dog, cat, or other domestic animal shall permit it to run at large upon any public property, including sidewalks, rights of way and streets, or upon the premises of another.” 
• Failure to clean up after your pet is not only disrespectful to your neighbors, it is also illegal (Section 505.05 of the Codified Ordinances) and poses a health hazard. Humans and their pets are susceptible to a host of parasites and other illnesses that can be transmitted via fecal waste; these diseases include Hepatitis A, hookworms and others. Children are especially susceptible to such illnesses. Please be responsible and clean up after your pet.
  

*Ray E. DeGraw Park is a pet friendly park but is not pictured on map below.