Gantz Park

This is a beautiful little park with a lot of areas to explore. When you pull into the main parking lot, you find yourself in a busy area featuring a large red barn, a playground, and an open air shelter. If you head to the left, you can cross a little bridge over a creek that takes you into a very nice natural play area, which includes a slide, a ring of boulders to climb and jump from, the aforementioned creek that you can enjoy some creeking in, and a little wooded area with a mini dirt trail. The playground and open air shelter were packed when we visited, but the natural play area was completely empty. We enjoyed the opportunity to fully explore and try out each of the activities. If you continue along the paved trail up the hill, you can take it to the left to visit a small prairie and head up a connector to a greenway trail, or you can take a right and loop through Gantz Park. As you loop around, you'll find a lovely gazebo surrounded by beautiful flowers, and then another bridge that takes you into the gardens area (which is located to the right of the parking lot when you are facing the playground and red barn, so you could also just go straight there if that's your interest). The gardens are very fun, such as a rain garden, a community-type garden, native plants, herb garden, knot garden, and the like. In addition to the beautiful plants, there is a lot of wonderful art and sculptures throughout, and a very nice labyrinth to walk and get some nice meditation in. It was very relaxing despite its proximity to the noisy parking lot and playground. Well worth a visit whether you're getting out with the kids or looking to enjoy the gardens!

Took a visit to Gantz Park yesterday in search of photo opportunities and was very pleased. The minute you leave your car, there's a nice play area for children that will keep them occupied for some time. Just next to it is a barn and a Labrynth that will also help you kill some time while "communing with yourself".There's an exercise path that offers some nice views, one of which is a very beautiful gazebo. Due to time constraints, I didn't get to the hilly area beyond the creek that I had been told about, but I intend to return. There are also bridges that I'm looking forward to see, although I did catch one.I'm attaching some photos to show how beautiful the area is. I'm sure it's even more amazing in the spring.

Beautiful moderately sized gardens which have some beautiful varied flowers and herbs at this time. Lots of walking and jogging trail. A shallow creek to play in. A playground and a barn which are probably open when CoVid isn't around. Very sunny but plenty of benches and spots of shade.

Cute little park in grove city with swings and slides for both toddlers and bigger kids. They have another slide that is taller for the older kids, or the daring younger ones. You can take a walk or go explore the little creek there.Gantz now has a nice playground for kids of all ages. The picnic area is next to the playground is that is convenient. Also there are benches to sit down in the playground area.

This park is a gem! There is play equipment for toddlers and an area for kiddos 2 and older. There was a good bit of shade in the morning which was lovely! Not overly crowded. A covered picnic area and restrooms were only feet away. The trail offered a nice way to get your steps in while social distancing. The kids loved it and so did I!

Adorable park. It is on the small side but it is nice and well kept. We enjoy going their for walks and also have had pictures taken here. We love the gazebo and the adorable garden. There is also some small park areas for kids to slide or swing. We truly enjoy this little park.

Beautiful park with play area for small children, jogging trails, a gazebo and arboretum. The arboretum features a labyrinth and a variety of foliage. The jogging trail provides exercises by using a QR reader. There is a covered picnic area. There were many dog walkers out the Sunday afternoon I visited. The area is very well kept. The red barn was closed. I did not see restrooms other than in the red barn, which was locked.