Learn about the future of Canal Basin Park!
The City of Cleveland and its partners are updating the vision for Canal Basin Park to celebrate its unique history and create an inclusive place for all. Building upon past plans and recent park improvement projects, this newest phase of work includes an actionable schematic design plan based on thorough site analysis, creative design options and public engagement. Check out the final design below and share your feedback!
Thank you for your feedback earlier this summer. Your ideas have been translated into the design of the park!
Over the last few months community members have provided feedback on design options and park elements through in-person events and an on-line survey. We have shared interactive design activities and have had lots of conversations!
Your ideas and feedback inspired the final design for Canal Basin Park, including a Cuyahoga River-themed playground, an accessible riverfront edge, and an ecological interpretation of the historic Canal Basin. Check out the updated design below.
Are we missing anything? What do you like about the park design? What would you change? Share your feedback here.
Canal Basin Park sits at the historic intersection of the Ohio & Erie Canal and the Cuyahoga River in Downtown Cleveland. This important location is rich in industrial heritage, cultural history, and wildlife. The City of Cleveland and its partners are updating the vision for the park to celebrate its unique history, while creating an inclusive place where everyone belongs.
Building upon past plans and recent park improvement projects, this phase of work includes robust existing site analysis, design options, public engagement, and a final plan and cost estimate.
Learn more about Canal Basin Park at www.canalbasinpark.com.
Oil painting by Federick Dana Marsh, depicting the Cuyahoga River, the Canal and Canal Basin, the Flats, and the Columbus Road Peninsula in the 19th Century, 1924
