Kick back, cast a line, and enjoy nature while fishing - from our designated spots on shore, from your boat out in the water, or from a pier at a variety of our lakes and ponds.
Fishing licenses are required for ages 16 and older and all ODNR regulations apply.
Ice Access:
Ice is never considered safe to walk on. Ice skating, ice fishing, and walking on ice for any reason is strictly at your own risk.
Be courteous and safe. Continue physical distancing. Stay home if you don’t feel well and continue to wash hands frequently and thoroughly.
All parks and trails remain open at this time. Playgrounds remain closed. Beginning May 22, select restrooms, including permanent and temporary port-a-johns, will be available at most Stark Parks and trails. Park Rangers continue standard patrols and can be reached at 330-353-2377. Stark Parks will continue to follow guidance provided by all federal, state and local health authorities.
Public programs are cancelled through June 30.
All public buildings and facilities are closed including Administration Offices, Exploration Gateway, Quail Hollow Park (Manor House and Nature Center), and all reservable shelters. Injured and orphaned wildlife are accepted on a limited basis at the Wildlife Conservation Center. Please call 330-477-0448 for details on how to bring your animal in. Do not take animals to the center without calling first. Masks are required while in the wildlife viewing area outside the Center for the protection of the staff and wildlife.
Rentals and facility reservations will be offered an opportunity to reschedule or receive a refund. No fees will be taken for new reservations.
For general information, please call (330) 477-3552. Continue to check this page for the most up-to-date information, or follow us at Facebook.com/starkparks.
A maximum of 2 people on the deck at any time.
