I've taken my son to plenty of play places, and Wonderland in Anderson Township is hands-down the…read morebest I've come across. My 4-year-old did NOT want to leave, and honestly, neither did I! Here's what makes it special: The nursing room (as a mom who used to nurse, this is AMAZING). I don't usually gush over a room, but this one deserves its own paragraph. It's spotlessly clean, private, and has a comfy rocking glider, a wall-mounted changing station with safety straps, a sink with soap and sanitizer, tissues, and even a TV. There's a "vacant/occupied" slider on the door so you get real privacy. Nursing and pumping moms, you will feel taken care of here. Clean, clean, clean. The whole facility is immaculate. You can tell they genuinely care about upkeep. Come on time! They close for an hour between play sessions and actually turn the lights off--which I love, because it gently encourages the "I want to stay forever" kids that it's truly closed. Smart and considerate. Something for every age. Older kids get a Ninja course and a play area, and the littles have their own HUGE dedicated section. I've never seen anything like it--the space is incredible. Snacks & drinks for the grown-ups too. Coffee, energy drinks, sparkling waters, juices, Gatorade, plus kid snacks like applesauce, Cheetos, and more. They thought of everything. I HIGHLY recommend this place. We will absolutely be back!

Very clean and organized place space I love how they take pre-reserved tickets for all their…read moretimeslots. There's a cute selection of food and snacks available as well as juice boxes and water. There's a good separation between toddlers and big kids play spaces in the toddler section is equally as large as the big kid play area which is unique to this facility. Bathrooms were very clean and changing tables in both men's and women's

I lived in Cincinnati as a kid years ago and thing I remember most was watching fireworks from the…read moreserpentine wall. I'm so glad to see that it's still here and the park has even more to offer. There were lots of people walking, jogging, and playing pickleball. The views of the skyline are awesome.

Nice walking around in the summer and hearing music. Is along Ohio River. Few people out today…read more Montgomery Inn nearby.

My best friend and her toddler were in town recently, visiting from Boston. We needed an easy…read moreplace to meet where her son could run around and get some energy out. We chose Bicentennial Park because of the proximity to their Airbnb. It turned out to be a great choice as the playground was really cute and in great shape, and the whole play area is fenced in. The parking lot and playground were both clean and we felt good about having our kids there. I highly recommend the spot if you are looking for a place to let kids get some energy out. Some of the playground equipment was unusually tall for a playground, so keep that in mind and know that you might need to run around after your kids should you decide to visit.

I'm not saying it's a bad park but It's a bad park. The…read moregate at the park keeps getting left open and kids run out and could get by cars. Not saying it's the parks fault but it's the people's fault. Also the slides are bad. And kids get hurt on most of the stuff. I've seen it.

Way too busy even on a slow day shortest wait was like an hour. Way too much money. Do not recommendread more

My wife and I usually go here once every 2 years as we try to rotate between Carowinds and King's…read moreDominion and Cedar Point and King's Island. My experience of this park keeps on getting better and we ended up this time going on the busiest days like Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I went one day on a Thursday, but that is when we landed. We usually tend to get here an hour and 15 minutes early as they open the gates right at 9:00am. I recommend going to the not self serve parking as for some reason my phone did not scan to open the gate and it is easier for the person to scan the phone. If you are having trouble someone will come and scan for you. For Gold and Prestige members we got to into the park 30 minutes early and they opened up Diamondback, the updated Phantom Theatre and Great Pumpkin Coaster. If you have a regular ticket, you can explore the shops or wait at your favorite ride. I like the Peanuts characters are in one showplace too so you can go visit them. Here are the places I ate at as I have the meal pass: 1. Sports Bar - sit down place, food takes awhile to get, but you are relaxing at a table, while they come and give you your food. This place gets crowded 2. Mexican Place - not too bad, guacamole is extra however 3. Paris French - had the shrimp sandwich, but the chips were salty, bread has on the hard side 4. BBQ - I did not try it, but the meat looked really dry 5. Tom Chee - this place is good, but only if you like greasy sandwiches. Very filling for sure I recommend getting the blue ice cream and the red soda only available on selection locations. I tend to have at least one cup and ice cream per visit I did not buy too much merchandise this time around, but I like the Snoopy Store to visit. Shows For some reason, they do not do any Peanuts shows anymore. We watched Brad Ross, illusionist and he was fun to watch and a 50 minute show. We watched his show 4 times, but sometimes it was a way to escape the heat and take a nap and figure out how he did some of the tricks. Seating is comfortable. They do have live entertainment like dancers or singers in some areas. They do have the wine festival, but we did not buy a card since we have a meal plan. Rides (I rode the following) and here are my thoughts this time around as they might be different since the last review 1. Banshee - gotton rougher over the years and the vest restraints got tighter on me 2. Drop Zone - this ride worked on the last 2 days, show operations, but recommend to ride once 3. Congo Falls - sometimes this operates on certain days, but fun to get soaked 4. Bat - an okay ride, only ride it if the line is short 5. White Water Canyon - you will get soaked by the geyers, this ride opens from 12 to 9pm 6. Charlie Brown Rushing River - Fun log ride, line moves slow, I wish they would open both lanes. 7. Snoopy Soap Box Racers - fun kids ride 8. Woodstock Twirly Birds Ride - I always have fun being in the helicopter, ride is too short though 9. Mystic Timbers - fun wooden ride, lines are not long on this one 10. Diamondback - this line tends to get long for some reason and can be longer than Orion 11. the Beast - we like doing a day time ride which line is very short and night time ride line gets long. They do shut the ride down at 9:30pm for the fireworks show and reopen at 10:20pm. My wife and I sometimes do not get out of the park until 11:30pm. Night ride is definitely worth it. The ride has definitely gotton smoother 12. Orion - definitely one of my favorite rides - I wish they had more shade on the line queue, but lines do move quickly 13. Red Racer/Blue Racer - I prefer the red racer more smoother compared to the blue 14. Windseeker - slow operations on this one, but the line is not long, but a great view of the park 15. Adventure Express - pretty neat ride for visual, but rough riding it 16. Woodstock Air Flyers - this ride tends to get longer, but I find it a little on a shaky side 17. Antique Cars - we like going on this ride. Line might look long, but it ends up being around 20 minutes Rides I did not go on this trip but wanted to Flight of Fear - some reason this line got the longest and I do not know why, but definitely not worth waiting for 40 minutes. I think I rode this ride a bunch when it was raining and all of the other rides were closed. Overall a great time and have a fun time at this park.

We visited the conservatory at the park during a recent weekend visit to Cincy. This was my first…read moretime to Eden Park. It's a little nature oasis just a stone's throw from the heart of the city. You'll find the conservatory, great landscaping, a large fountain, natural wetland spaces and views overlooking the city. We also appreciated some of the historic structures found here. It appears to be a popular spot for prom photos and rightly so!

Awwwwww...Eden Park has been one of my favorite "go to" spots for many years. It's location in…read more(Walnut Hills) is easy to get to and offers exceptional views of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. You can just sit and relax in the sun or rest under trees while enjoying a breeze. The park offers 186 acres of lushness. The fountain adds a nice, cool mist and it sparkles in the sun. Of course there are signs of small animals/wildlife, but that's all part of enjoying the great outdoors! Take another look at Eden Park. Discover how the mello vibes can ease your mind. Walking through as the sun sets makes for a beautiful constitutional for the evening. Go on! Plan your next outing or just take a second to relax at Eden Park!

This place was neat very well organized 25 plus venders to chose from for this event and friendly…read morestaff with a fun baseball game to watch my only suggestion is maybe some picnic tables for when these events do occur you have some where to sit. Besides the bleachers.

Came here for a free event called "The Taste of Prasco" that my co worker told me about. Tickets…read morewere free, but had to be secured via a lottery release. Parking near the site filled up fast and they also offered shuttle buses from Crossroads church parking lot. This park is beautiful. The grounds have little lakes with water features, plenty of open well groomed spaces, and the baseball field is gorgeous. The stands look to be newer and are comfortable and ample. At the concession stand there are free hot dogs, drinks, candy, and chips. There were probably over 25 foods trucks at this particular event and you got free tickets to use as you wanted. Some vendors such as the kettle corn, or the ice cream were free without tickets. You also had to option to purchase with card or cash when you used up your free food tickets, and tipping the food trucks was encouraged so bring cash. There were bounce houses for the kids, a mini t ball type field for kid play, and even a free book mobile. The security here is pretty strict and gives a great sense of safety. Only clear bags of a certain size are allowed, check the website for details. I was impressed by how organized everything was. Patrons were mostly well behaved however some became greedy over free items towards the end of the event. I will definitely look forward to coming back for more events in the future.

Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park is a beautifully designed riverside space that…read moreblends art, culture, and nature in a thoughtful and inviting way. The paved walkway along the Ohio River is exceptionally well‑maintained, offering a smooth and scenic route for walking, biking, or simply enjoying the view. The park's sculptures and garden areas add a unique cultural element, making each visit feel both peaceful and visually engaging. The grounds are consistently clean, the landscaping is carefully tended, and the layout encourages a calm, reflective experience. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to unwind, a scenic spot for exercise, or a meaningful space to appreciate public art, this park stands out as one of Cincinnati's most thoughtfully curated outdoor areas. Parking is free.

International Friendship Park offers free parking that allows visitors to access the riverfront all…read morethe way to downtown Cincinnati. This is one of our favorite walks to do with our dog, starting at the park and walking all the way to Moerlein Lager House, where we get a beer and snack and a bowl of water for our pooch before walking back to our car. Along the way, we pass the statue of Cincinnatus, Sawyer Point, the Serpentine Wall, Purple People Bridge, Reds Stadium, Smale Riverfront Park and more. It's a good long walk with nice views and a natural spot for a break at one of many establishments at the Banks.

Great little park near Mainstrasse Village in Covington KY. Nice playground for kids or adults that…read moresometimes like to act like kids. There are some trails that go back along the highway (look for the fenced in goats) that is not as loud as one would think. The outskirts of the park include many historical markers telling about the history of the park as well as the surrounding area. There is also a nice bridge that eases access to the park on foot over the off ramp from the highway. Enjoy!

Just a short walk from my house, I really appreciate Goebel Park. The playground was updated a year…read moreor two ago and it's really helped out the park a lot. You'll know when you've arrived when you see the German-style clock tower. Every hour, figures pop out of the clocktower and music is played. There's lots of character. The shelter does seems like it could use a fresh coat of paint/update, but it's definitely usable. Behind the park is a path that leads to Goebel pool and loops back up to Philadelphia Street. Goebel Park is a great place to come and enjoy the ice cream you got at Piper's (ice cream/food window) or treats from a number of the local businesses in Mainstrasse Village. This is a great place to bring your dog and walk the path or just find a bench and read a book. I'm super grateful that Covington has Goebel park!