A fabulous program that we highly recommend. Coach Wiggy creates a fun, safe atmosphere and teaches…read morethe kids more about soccer than any other program we've tried. Highly recommend!

My son just completed his second session with Happy Feet. We found them because there aren't many…read moreactivities for 2 year olds and they start as young as 18 months. This is my experience in Little Toes; I think the experience for older kids is pretty different. Our first session was on Sunday mornings alternating 9 am and 10 am. There were only about 7 kids playing at once, so it wasn't too bad when a few of them weren't listening, etc. We liked that our son was playing with new kids and learning team work, and enjoyed it enough to sign up a second time. This session, we did Saturday mornings at 9 am and they had way too many kids. I'd estimate there were at least 15 kids (maybe more) when everyone was there and it was just way too many. While everyone seems very nice, some of the coaches just aren't as loud and can't wrangle the kids as well. Coach Ben had a great rapport with the kids and seemed to get them into the activity better. One thing that is frustrating with this age group is the amount of parents who go on the field and don't let the Happy Feet coaches do their job. They follow their kids around or just stand on the wall, get in the way to take photos from the field, and so on. We get an email each week from Happy Feet asking the parents to stay off the field unless their kid really needs them, but it is ignored by some. I counted seven parents on the field today and it becomes a safety issue at that point with everyone going in different directions. Now that our son is older, I think we'll try some other programs, but we were glad to have had the experience and glad Happy Feet gets started with such young toddlers.

Such a fun surprise of a neighborhood park!…read more This park has a large three-section play set, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, and a full picnic area with seating and grills, so it's really easy to spend a long afternoon here. There's even a disc golf course and a cute bridge that makes it feel extra scenic. The paved trail is pretty hilly, which honestly made for a great workout walk, and it's also good for bikes if you don't mind a few climbs. The absolute highlight for me was the access to the beautiful creek running through the park. There are also nice little habitat areas that would be great for bird watching. Public bathrooms are available, though they weren't the cleanest when I visited. There was some trash around, but there are plenty of trash cans, so hopefully that improves with use. It's surrounded by townhouses but open to the public and feels welcoming. Overall a great local park for families, walks, casual sports, or just relaxing by the creek.

South fork is a great spot to come with kids. We miss the big trees around the playground that used…read moreto offer shade in the heat of summer but the real gem when it's hot is taking your kids down to the creek to play. It's a wide creek that doesn't get too deep and the bank is not too steep.

I can't believe I've never been in a league at Soccer City. For some reason Tri County SoccerPlex…read morehas always gotten my patronage and I thought that facility was good. Boy, in comparison, Soccer City is worlds better. The fields are well-kept and well-lit, the common areas are very clean, and there is much better ventilation than the Plex. Though both are great, I have to say that I am very impressed with the overall appearance and playability of Soccer City. I've yet to use the 'facilities', but if I were to guess, they are also much better than the Plex. Highly recommended.

Local indoor soccer facility. It's clean and well run. Parking is not a problem but can get…read morecrowded when several games let out.

River's Edge is your typical indoor sports complex. A minute drive from Valley Junction, this…read morecomplex has two indoor soccer fields and a bigger field used for flag football and what appears to be youth football training? There's a pretty vastly stocked concession stand and the bathrooms are pretty clean. Staff are pretty attentive, particularly if you get hurt...which for my team... someone's hurt in nearly every game. My one negative critique about this place is in the summer...it is completely disgustingly hot and muggy. You're lucky if the fans are even running. I'd put my cleats on and would already be sweating...now that it's cooled down, it's a pretty decent playing environment.

Very clean facility with lots of restrooms and seating! The fields are full length and are in great…read moreshape and very well maintained! The concession stand is large with lots of options available! The fresh popcorn is a hit with our 3 year old Maverick! Lots of candy machines, claw games and games to keep the kids busy! Several claw machines are $1 and they are play till you win! Maverick had lots of fun winning a rubber ducky on the claw machine and our twins had fun winning balls on another claw machine! The soccer league is well organized with competitive teams making the games lots of fun to watch! For the past couple of years we have played indoor at Town & Country and this is our first session at River's Edge and we are definitely loving it so far!

Overall, I usually choose this facility for their batting cages. I have been several times, and it…read morehas not been crowded at all. I'm able to get in for some batting practice quickly. For 20 balls, it is $2.00. You just check in at the front desk to pay, and they give you tokens. They have several different options and varying speeds. You can choose to practice hitting for softball or baseball. This complex also has an area for indoor soccer. You can be a part of their leagues. This is for people of all ages. They have a small snack bar outside of the courts. There is also an area when you first enter the facility that is for personal training. There are coaches helping people become better for various sports, as well as weights for strength training.

Wall2Wall Soccer says its "Ohio's Finest Soccer Facility," and while I don't know what the rest of…read morethe state has to offer, I do know that it's the best in the Cincinnati area. The Wall2Wall Sports Complex in Mason has an arcade, a large concession stand with plenty of tables and chairs, softball (35 and 45 mph) and baseball (35, 45, 55, and 65 mph) batting cages, and it also hosts lacrosse, ultimate Frisbee, dodge ball, and flag football events and opportunities, but soccer is really what it's all about. Wall2Wall has three indoor soccer fields, two which are regulation size and one that is a lot smaller. I had several friends in high school who played soccer, a few of which even play Division I NCAA soccer now, and they all played at Wall2Wall during the winter. They have the best facilities around, and they offer great high school-level, adult, and youth leagues (11v11, 8v8, 7v7, 6v6) during the winter and summer, as well as the All Star Soccer Academy youth camps and the Sunday Coed league (2 girls + 3 guys + goalie) during the summer. The fields are in great shape, and the place really is wall to wall soccer as they have Wallbangers (like Fat Head posters) of top footballers Wayne Rooney, Thierry Henry, and Ronaldinho, among others throughout the complex. This weekend they will be holding the annual David Fulcher All Pro Youth Football Camp, while in August, Major League Lacrosse star Joe Walters will run a lacrosse camp. Wall2Wall is also a great place for a birthday party, and it is also the home of the Ignition premier sports-specific training program and the Tristate Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center. Wall2Wall clearly isn't just about soccer, as they offer so many other great sports and games. If you are looking to play indoor soccer, however, than this is definitely the best place around.

Wow! How did I not know about this place? Nestled in the west side of Cincinnati and a kids dream…read moretrampoline park. My kiddo is sensory seeking constantly and this place is perfect for him to burn off some steam. Must have grip socks but parents don't need to wear them. They have a little bit of everything for kids 5 and older although they do have a space for toddlers. You can also rent out party rooms for birthdays. There is also rock climbing, foam pits, dodge ball, and a huge jungle Jim playground with nooks to hide in so parents beware. They have some video games but some of them didn't work and they are pricey. Also no tickets for prizes. They did have an awesome cotton candy machine! Parking is right out front. Staff were friendly and helpful when games didn't work.

Kids from 5-12 had a blast! Nova is huge, clean, well-maintained and priced lower than their…read morecompetition for a superior experience. The harnessed obstacle course was a particular hit for all of the kids! Highly recommend this place and will gladly return when we're next in town.

Huge park we accidentally stumbled onto when in Fort Thomas! Tons of options for play and a lot of…read morecreative and unique areas as well.

We love tower park! It is fun for all ages and abilities of young kiddos and is completely turfed…read more The turf can get really warm. Pro tip- bring a piece of cardboard for kids to "sled" down the turf mound.

Nope, the Boone County Parks Department didn't uproot that famous park in Manhattan and bring it to…read moreKentucky. This park's clever name originates with the fact that it is in the center of Boone County. With loads of sports recreation and an amazing arboretum, Central Park is one of the best parks in Northern Kentucky. With six lighted softball/baseball fields, six soccer fields, four lighted tennis courts, basketballs courts, and a 2.5 mile scenic walking/biking path, Central Park is always filled with athletes and nature lovers in the spring and summer. Luckily, during games the concession stand is open, which is located near the main entrance. The park has two reservable picnic shelters, which can accommodate small and large crowds. I've attend parties as small as ten people to company picnics with over sixty guests, and there was ample space. Clean public restrooms are located near the entrance; otherwise, port-o-potties are scattered throughout the park.

Large tall play area. My kids loved it and we went early enough we were the only people around. We…read moredid not make it to the creek due to it being too far away to walk with a 2 year old and 5 year old considering it would be uphill walk on the way back.

I almost didn't want to write this review ... because this truly is a hidden gem and I don't want…read moreit to get too crowded! But, I think I've kept this awesome Burlington trail a secret for long enough. Let me start by saying that there is a park area with a playground and covered shelter and grill that looks nice and clean! On our most recent visit, there was a big cookout going on, and all of the parking spaces in the small lot were full. Don't be concerned if that's the case when you arrive ... there's plenty of street parking available in the surrounding neighborhood. And - even if the play area is full of people, we've never seen another person on the actual trail beneath the park. This trail is not for hiking amateurs. You can except a VERY steep climb back uphill at the end of your visit. There is a side path that's a little less steep - but it's very rocky with lots of switchbacks. I definitely recommend this trail for more experienced hikers. If you are a beginner and still want to check it out, just be sure you know what you're getting into. It's definitely worth the climb! My husband and I often bring our dogs for a quick spin around this trail, on both weekday and weekend mornings. When you get down to the actual river, there's plenty of wildlife to check out. Most recently, we enjoyed the blooming Honeysuckle plants, but steered clear of a few snakes in the water. Be sure to watch where you step. Check out Gunpowder Creek the next time you're looking for a unique nature hike with a bit of a challenge. You won't be disappointed.