We visited the park tonight to attend a performance of Kentucky Shakespeare's "As You Like It"…read more Great venue with usual park playground equipment, a cozy amphitheater with plentiful seating and areas to bring your own chairs and blankets, large mature trees, and a concession stand. Food trucks were also located at the top of the park for tonight's performance. Plenty of on-street parking around the venue. Tennis courts nearby appeared to be in good condition, so might return to play soon.

I'm a big fan of Central Park! It's conveniently located in Old Louisville. So, I find myself…read morecoming here when I'm looking for a CENTRALly located park. It has great paths for walking, tennis courts, a playground, picnic tables, and more. It is also home to the Old Louisville Visitors Central, and every summer you can check out Kentucky Shakespeare. I also enjoy walking around Old Louisville before/after a walk here. It's a lovely park in a lovely area!

Very nice park tucked away behind the "town" portion of Shephersdville. I've known of the parks…read moreexistence for a few years but I honestly thought it was a small neighborhood park. I recently stopped in there wasting time waiting for my second oldest daughter to get out of her cheer leading practice nearby. This place is massive. I had no idea. Very large and spacious with open fields, cool walking trail that follows the river, a few pretty extensive playgrounds, some memorials, a few ball fields and even a very old cemetery. It was very cold the day I stopped by. So My family and I was the only ones there. You can drive thru the park as it has two entrances. A main one that takes you off blue lick road or a back entrance that starts at Plum st. I do not live in Shepherdsville so I can't say for sure but if I had to guess they do a lot of community events here. There was a gazebo setups with bleacher seating. My oldest daughters best friend lives right in front of a portion of the park so she has been several times. She told me that during the Christmas holidays they have a really cool Christmas light setup that can be drive through or walked through. So that's something I'll have to check out next holiday season for sure. Also according to my daughters friend they are adding a water/spray park to the food in the summer of 21. So that will be neat as well.

This is a nice park in Shepherdsville Kentucky where I have frequent. Multiple times with my family…read morethey got a nice little slide play area for the kids and my daughter play soccer there on Saturdays for her team we always have a good time I used to ride my bike up there all the time when I lived in Shepherdsville it's in the heart of the town all kinds of people go there you can Grill cook out hang out with your friends or family they got a nice Salt River Runs right through it good bike tracks they have all kinds of vents up there I really enjoy Frank E Simon Park I highly recommend 4 out of 5 stars

Are you made for walking? Welcome to Jeffersonville,…read moreIndiana we are at Big Four Station. This was the place for the railroad passenger gathering at one point. It's a place now designed to accommodate pedestrians still. We can walk across to Louisville, Kentucky in style. This project was beautifully conceived and designed. It's a great way to get up and go in the morning. Get the blood flowing and start the day. It's a mile or so long and each side has a different feeling. Come and experience both. However the Jeffersonville side is my new home and we rise to the day and forever thank the day for yet another sunrise over the Ohio River and Big Four Bridge bringing our two cities together,

The farmers' market was being held today from 9 AM to 12 PM on Saturday and was a nice surprise…read morewith wonderful smells (roasted spiced nuts) and fresh produce now available. Very well attended, friendly people, and plenty of parking.

Very cool park. I've lived in Lousiville all my life and never knew this place existed. So many…read moretrails to explore. Very secluded and tranquil. Trash cans are needed badly as trash is tossed all around. Great place to fish, hike, bike and explore.

I am on a mission to make a trip to all those over-looked little parks and hiking spaces in the…read moreMetro area. Last weekend was a first trip to Loop Island Wetlands, a short trip over the 64 bridge into New Albany and right down East Main Street till it ends. Loop Island Wetlands is a mid-sized park at 47 acres and is a natural wetlands with a lake border by the Ohio River and Silver Creek. This is not a park for playing sports, for picnics, for small children to play on the playground. This is a park for bird watching and animal sightings and a quiet nature hike in thick woods. Paths add up to maybe a bit over a mile of walking. It was very quiet as far as birds go on my visit here, but I expect that during the migratory season it is thick with birds as the water and trees are very suitable. Silver Creek was very low water this week, it would likely add some interest to the area if it was flowing more freely. I was surprised that there were few mosquitoes but it is definitely a damp place so they may be an issue depending on the recent rains or lack of. Long pants and bug repellent are probably a good idea. There are no real facilities here, just a trash can and a couple benches at the entrance by the flood wall. It is also fairly isolated, with the entrance hidden behind a defunct leather tannery that is falling into interesting (but dangerous to enter) ruins and some sort of ill-maintained shipping warehouse. I don't think I would feel comfortable there alone due to its location but its also not something that would stop me from visiting with a friend and my dogs. For bird watchers, this is a park to put on your list for the right season. For someone just looking for exercise or a stroll, there are better options.

The windy hills green Is a community park located at the corner of brownsboro rd and Rudy lane (as…read moreof this review Yelp has wrong address) in Lousiville Kentucky. Situated right across from brownsboro station shopping center my family and I noticed this small walking park with open spaces while dining across the street at noosh Noosh for lunch. It was me, my wife and our 4th born daughter who is one so after lunch we walked over tot his park. As mentioned it is wide open spaces with some beautiful trees and bushes spread out. They have a tiny mulched out walking trail that makes a circle through the park. Inside the park on the trail is a interesting bear statue. He is known as Rudy the bear to the locals. My one year old loved the open spaces, Rudy the bear and was mesmerized by the gigantic trees. Made for a cute and peaceful little walk and trip. I'm not from the neighborhood of windy hills but I imagine they host several community events and things here as it's a perfect spot for things like that. Very well upkept and pretty grounds too. Overall a cool and unexpected find whole out for lunch with some of the family. W enjoyed the scenery and hanging out with Rudy the bear for a bit.

There's a nice park that my family and I visited last weekend. It is kind of off in the hidden area…read morewhere you don't really see it unless you were really looking for it. I've got a nice cold beer in there to see you and take photos of good little walking loop as well

I walked along the Greenway yesterday from the amphitheater by New Albany. There were so many…read morefamilies and individuals out enjoying the path and the skatepark. While the bathrooms were closed, they had portapotties in decent condition at the amphitheater and at the boat ramp. The path was clean and well-maintained with garbage cans and benches along it. Added in one picture from the path in the summertime last year- just a few more weeks and there will be a lot more color again.

The Ohio River Greenway connects Jeffersonville, Clarksville and New Albany in southern Indiana. I…read moreonly got to see a small sliver of trail that goes through Clarksville, around Ashland Park, but the whole trail is 7.5 miles long. My impression is: Whatta trail! I'm a big fan of a good multi-use pathway. You can walk, run, jog, stroll, bike or picnic along the Ohio River Greenway. You'll also find public restrooms, plus shops and restaurants all along the way. You'll be treated to views of the Ohio River as you go, as the trail follows the river. What a great resource for this part of southern Indiana. I hope to see more of the Ohio River Greenway the next time I visit.

You had me at music…read more It's a strange place for a park, in the middle of a parking lot. But this park is between a drum and guitar playing shop. Let your heart sing, your mind drum and your soul float around. Discover your inner passions . All here in this park. Come and join in the celebration and get inspired. The murals all around the walls are a story. What story will it tell you? Will you have the joys of being able to make your dreams happen and come to life. Perhaps maybe smile some. Let's see ! See what others are thinking and dreaming about as they play for the public at large . Experience the world through your eyes and the eyes of others. What happens next? Let's just see!

This has to be the smallest park in the world just 5 percent of an acre in size. I drove around…read moreand around looking for it and thought my GPS was messing up. Turns out it is in this shopping center between two building. According to its website this is a pocket park that a small stage to expose local acoustic musicians. The day I was there it had a full 5 piece band with several kinds of instruments. It has large music theme art work on the sides of businesses, a small garden with above head lights. Most people stood in the back area standing up from the shade from one business. It is too small for my liking but it is unique.

Just off Eastern Boulevard is where you'll find Gateway Park. The park features a covered stage, an…read moreevent grass, a shelter house, restrooms, and a splash pad. Note that sports teams are not allowed to practice on the event lawn, and pets are not allowed in the park. The Clarksville Youth Baseball and Softball Complex is adjacent to the park. It has seven ball fields! The playground is in great condition and is probably a destination for those with who might need other kids to play when their siblings are busy at the ball field. [Review 20192 overall - 53 in Indiana - 1169 of 2023.]