Tony Brush Park

This is a nice park and it's well kept and maintained. It looks like it would be a great place for kids to run and play and utilize the swing sets, slides and playground. There's a great historical sports statue of a baseball player as well as a historical statue of Christopher Columbus. I thought it was humorous that it's right along side of road called "Random"... So yes technically it's on a random road 🤣 There are a lot of great eateries, restaurants and delis, and even a Italian history museum close by.

Awesome little park right next to Little Italy. Fun playground equipment with big slides and swings. There's a little gazebo but NO bathrooms. For taking kids out this is a major issue. Still, it's a fun park but finding a place to park your car on the street can be tricky. Overall I recommend, but don't plan to stay long and know that it may take awhile to find a place to park.

Why are the swings removed? How is playing on swings different than playing and climbing and touching all the other playground equipment? And the benches for parents to sit on are all the way on the other side. This covid world is stupid and makes no sense.

Great evening to grab a bike and go for a neighborhood bike ride. Conveniently located near the Little Italy RTA Red Train stop with a bike share station nearby. This photo captured from a warm fall evening in October. It is a Monday evening, and a photo before a casual paced Slow Roll Cleveland bike ride.

Nice park with a pavilion and playground for children. Frequented by young families. It needs a few more benches though.