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Lake Anna Park

4.6 · 1,425 reviews
Community-oriented and relaxing
Lake Anna Park, 615 W Park Ave, Barberton, OH 44203, United States
Interesting facts
1

The lake was created as part of the industrial development plans of O.C. Barber, the founder of the Diamond Match Company.

2

The park serves as the site for the annual Barberton Cherry Blossom Festival.

3

The city's historic downtown business district immediately abuts the park's eastern perimeter.

4

The lake features a decorative fountain system that operates seasonally.

Overview

Lake Anna Park is a 10-acre community space centered around a man-made lake in the heart of Barberton, Ohio. The park features a paved walking loop around the water's edge, frequently used for recreational exercise. It serves as the primary municipal venue for public festivals, concerts, and community gatherings. The grounds include a dedicated gazebo, memorial monuments, and traditional playground facilities. The lake itself functions as a focal point for the city's historic downtown district. It is maintained by the City of Barberton Parks and Recreation Department.

Photo spot

The elevated grassy banks looking across the lake toward the gazebo.

Insider tips

Visit during the weekday morning hours if you prefer a quieter environment for walking.

Check the local city events calendar before visiting to see if a festival is occupying the main lawns.

Parking is available on the street surrounding the park perimeter.

What to avoid

Do not attempt to swim or fish in the lake as it is primarily ornamental and prohibited by city ordinance.

Etiquette

Leashed pets are permitted; ensure waste is cleaned up immediately.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
45 minutes - 1 hour
Best time to visit
Late spring for the cherry blossoms or summer evenings for community concerts.
Address
Lake Anna Park, 615 W Park Ave, Barberton, OH 44203, United States
41.014, -81.609
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Details
Shade & rest areasMature trees and multiple benches surrounding the lake loop.
Recreational amenitiesWalking path, gazebo, and playground.

Frequently asked

Plan for about 45 minutes - 1 hour to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Late spring for the cherry blossoms or summer evenings for community concerts..

The elevated grassy banks looking across the lake toward the gazebo.

Close by you'll find Portage Lakes State Park, Akron Zoo, Silver Creek Metro Park.