Findley State Park named after Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley (pictured above) is located in southern Lorain County south of the historic Village of Wellington on State Route 58.  The park is no longer just a destination for camping, fishing and picnicking, but now home to some of the hottest recreational trends, such as birding, mountain biking, disc golfing and geocaching. All of the recreational opportunities are enjoyed in and around 900 acres of beautiful woodland, plus a 93 acre lake.  The park offers entrance to a beautiful chapel in the woods and is available for weddings.

If you are looking for a central location to stay for the most popular attractions in Northeastern Ohio, such as The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point, Lake Erie Islands and Cuyahoga Valley National Park, then Findley State Park may be the place for you. Findley is approximately 39 miles to Cedar Point, 42 miles to downtown Cleveland, and 40 miles to Cuyahoga Valley National Park. To obtain information on these contact the Ohio Travel & Tourism at 1-800-BUCKEYE.  The Lorain County Visitors Bureau can offer ideas on events and festivals in Lorain County at their website www.visitloraincounty.com.

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Photos in this web site are provided by the following friends and staff of Findley -
Brian Andrews, Joe Bedrick, Dana Campbell, Dave Johnston, Tim Krosse and Angie Lance
This site was last updated 03/04/08