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Reset & Perrysburg Volleyball

Writer: davidsmith208
davidsmith208
14 hours ago
2 min read

"Reset" (specifically Reset Arcade) is a popular retro arcade bar and restaurant concept in the Greater Toledo area. While there isn't a physical Reset location directly within the Perrysburg city limits, their primary location featuring massive sand volleyball courts is right next door in Rossford, Ohio (only about a 5-to-10-minute drive from Perrysburg). [1, 2]

If you are looking to play sand volleyball specifically inside Perrysburg or at Reset, here is how the options break down:

1. Reset Arcade (Rossford Location)

The Rossford Reset venue features Spike's Beach Bar, which is a major local hub for competitive and recreational sand volleyball. [1]

  • The Setup: They have outdoor sand courts right alongside the arcade building. Indoors, they feature over 30 free-play classic arcade games, duckpin bowling, simulators, and Cameo's Pizza.

  • Leagues: They host highly popular adult co-ed sand volleyball leagues (4s and 6s formats) spanning spring, summer, and fall sessions.

  • You can look up active schedules or register a team on the Reset Arcade Volleyball Leagues Page. [1, 2, 3, 4]

2. Public Sand Volleyball in Perrysburg

If you want to play sand volleyball directly within the city of Perrysburg without the bar scene, the city features newly constructed public courts:

  • Rivercrest Park: Located at 13761 Eckel Junction Rd, Perrysburg, OH 43551, the city built two high-quality, professional-grade sand volleyball courts. [1]

  • These courts feature an advanced drainage system and premium top-layer sand, serving as an outdoor space for open community recreation and practice space for local teams. [1, 2]

Are you looking to join an organized adult sand league at Reset, or are you just looking for a court to rent or play on casually with friends? Let me know so I can get you the sign-up details or park hours!

 
 
 

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