Otsego Park and
Otsego Canoe Livery

(between Grand Rapids and Perrysburg, Ohio)
Otsego Park gives visitors one of the most beautiful vistas of the Maumee River in Wood County (Ohio). Located at 20000 West River Road at the intersection of State Routes 65 and 235 (West River Road and Otsego Pike), Otsego is a 10-acre park consisting of wooded shoreline and a series of four islands.

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HIGHLIGHTS:
  • Large multi-purpose playfield
  • Children's playground
  • Path to river
  • Maumee river fishing
  • Marlow River Overlook in Otsego Stone Hall - perfect for indoor bird watching. Open to the public daily 8:00 a.m. - dark.
  • Otsego Canoe Livery
  • Primitive small boat / canoe launch
  • Picnic tables & grills
  • Restrooms & drinking water
  • Rentable large stone hall (with kitchen facility, 2 working fireplaces and heat for year-round use)

Please note:  All business and mail for Otsego Park is handled through Park District Headquarters, 18729 Mercer Road, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402.

Even though Otsego is between Grand Rapids and Perrysburg, it is considered part of rural Bowling Green.

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EXPERIENCE THE MIGHTY MAUMEE RIVER!

The OTSEGO CANOE LIVERY is open
Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day

Self-guided down river trips by canoe or kayak
Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays
  • By pre-paid reservation only.
  • Trips at 11:00 a.m. and 12 noon.
  • Canoe rentals can be booked online up to 12 noon on Thursday for the upcoming weekend. 
Book and pay Online using a credit or debit card

Visit the Otsego Canoe Livery.
One of the only canoe liveries in Northwest Ohio, Wood County and the Toledo area.
Rent canoes and kayaks! 

CHECK OUT THE CANOE LIVERY PAGE for more information!

Canoe Livery Page

The Mission of Wood County Park District is to preserve, protect, enhance and interpret
the natural and cultural resources of Wood County, while providing quality passive recreational
and educational opportunities to present and future Wood County citizens.
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