Paine Falls Park

Paine Falls Park Lake Metroparks’ Paine Falls Park is home to a striking 30‑foot waterfall cascading through a wooded valley. It became known as "Paine's Hollow."

A short trail leads to an overlook with views of Paine Falls, surrounded by a landscape with a rich history. HISTORY: Colonel Hendrick Paine, nephew of Edward Paine (founder of Painesville) moved his family in 1818 from Parkman, Ohio to this little valley. Paine built a log cabin on the terrace on the north side of the valley. In 1974, the area was named Paine Falls and was dedicated as a park by Lake Metroparks.

The summer edition of Parks Plus! is here. ☀️ As we look ahead to longer days and greener landscapes, this issue is your...
04/17/2026

The summer edition of Parks Plus! is here. ☀️ As we look ahead to longer days and greener landscapes, this issue is your guide to what’s coming next across the parks. Inside, you’ll find upcoming programs and events, park improvements, and seasonal plants and wildlife to inspire your summer adventures! 🐝

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5570 Paine Road
Painesville, OH
44077

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 11pm
Tuesday 6am - 11pm
Wednesday 6am - 11pm
Thursday 6am - 11pm
Friday 6am - 11pm
Saturday 6am - 11pm
Sunday 6am - 11pm

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+14403587275

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