Year-round ice arena and sports complex east of Chagrin Falls, owned and run by the Nash family since 2013
The Pond Ice Rink & Sports Complex sits five miles east of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where Cuyahoga, Geauga, Summit and Portage counties meet. The Nash family has owned and operated it since 2013, when Elisa Nash, then the rink's program and skating director, bought the property from its previous owner.
It is a year-round sports facility rather than an ice-only rink. Alongside public skating, hockey, figure skating and learn-to-skate programs, the complex includes The Yard, an indoor turf area used for baseball and soccer practice in any season, and Big Blue, an outdoor field for large groups and training sessions. Overlooking the ice is the All-Star Suite, a private indoor room for birthdays and group outings fitted with two 55-inch televisions and a view of the action on the rink.
Two clubs anchor the ice. Geauga Youth Hockey Association, a non-profit founded in 1998 that has earned dozens of banners and championships, calls The Pond its home rink. The Chagrin Valley Figure Skating Club runs its skating-skills sessions on the rink's freestyle ice.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Each public session is $14 per person and includes skate rental and gliders (as available). Loaded Public Sessions are $17 and include skating, skate rental and $5 in Game Room Tokens. Homeschool Thursdays are $12 for skating 12PM-1:30PM plus an hour in The Yard indoor turf area. Cosmic & Themed Skates and “No School” Public Skates are separate tickets.
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Skate rental and gliders (as available) are included in the $14 public session price.
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Visitors need their email confirmation, on a phone or as a printed receipt, to participate in any program or product at The Pond.
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Bring gloves, and a helmet if you feel your child needs one.
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