Edgewater is pretty big. The park loops into Lakewood, has a marina nearby, and joins with other parks on the coastline. Edgewater brings many fond memories for me such as holiday outings and enjoying the time by skating along the many paths that it provides. Whenever there is a holiday in the summer (Memorial Day, Labor Day, Independence Day), my family hops into the van, loads up some food, and goes to Edgewater.
Overall, it was a nice day outside. The forecast said the day was to be filled with a good chance of rain. The rain held off and I was able to enjoy a good day outside with a cool breeze from the lake. There was a lot of people out. I even saw one of the newscasters from local channel 5 out broadcasting on location. That was a first for me. I walked around the course of the park twice, surveying the beach and the marina areas. Usually, I walk up to the pavilion area; since it was not as hot as it usually is around this time, I stayed away from the area. I did not even attempt to buy anything from the concession stand- the prices are just too high (Ex. $4 for a sundae).
Hopefully, I am back out there on Independence Day where there is more people in the area and a spectacle for all of the fireworks. I enjoy being at Edgewater especially on Independence Day. There is a special feel to it I can't really explain. If you are a tourist, Edgewater Park near Lakewood is a must see. When you get a chance to stop by Ohio, swing on up to Lake Erie and see the beauty and the activity of the lake. For now, enjoy the pictures below!
TTYL,
Hasani Wheat
Class of '10










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