This park is located in a super crowded area, but if you can get there (either by finding an…read moreelusive parking spot or going during off hours) it's a ton of fun! There is free parking along the trail and additional parking in a public lot across the street, but on a Saturday morning you will find both fill up. On a weekday, it's pretty easy to snag a spot and enjoy the park without crowds. This summer, a part of the park is currently under construction, where the new amphitheater is being built. But there is still a lot of the park open and much to do and explore! My family has enjoyed both picnics and takeout on the ample picnic table seating. Recently, my toddler has been loving the playground which features swings and two separate playground features catered to both younger and older kids. There were some porch- style swings just added, overlooking the river, which are lovely to swing on for adults and kids alike! Perhaps the best part of this park is the river access. There is a nice path with wide paving stones right to the river, which is clean and features a gravel beach and a large swath of shallow water. The water is shallow for quite a few feet so it is safe for little kids to wade in. Hang around and you might see a crawfish or blue heron, or find a fossil! There are also bathrooms, which have always been open and clean in my experience. There is so much to do and explore in the Loveland area, specifically along the little Miami scenic trail, and you don't want to miss this park!

This is a really nice park. It's right along the bike trail. This makes it convenient to get to…read more Downtown Loveland gets very congested. Quicker to get around on it on two wheels. A lot of cool restaurants and shops are here. Many cater to bicyclists. They offer discounts on food and stuff. It's the centerpiece of downtown Loveland. The bathrooms are pretty clean, and there's plenty of areas for pets. A lot of convenient things if you're on a bike. If you're in a car it's harder. There's parking lots but these get filled up especially on weekends.

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.

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.

Beautiful park, love to have picnics here, there's a playground and benches off to the side and a…read moreLong walking path

Pumpkin chuck first Saturday in November. Every year tradition. Food and beverage vendors. Some…read morelocal business vendors. Family friendly and well behaved dogs friendly.

Daniel Drake Park is a good medium size of a park. It's located off of Red Bank Road. There's a…read moregood amount of parking areas there. It features a few observation areas. There's also a pavilion for picnics. It looks like it's kept pretty clean. It's not the most exciting place but it's enjoyable. There's a few hills and paths. It has an observation area. This offers a view of the freeway. In spite of this it's still an okay place to walk around. The park is pretty safe. It looks like a good place for a walk or just playing around. It's only bad thing is the observation area that lacks stuff to observe. This is a pretty nice park overall.

We had a company luncheon and this park was close from work. I was expecting this place to be a…read moredump, but when I got there is was so clean and open. There was a shelter and barbeque pit that was clean. The shelter was pretty nice size. Bathrooms are available. Pets are welcome (leash). There is a long pavement/trail for those who want to take a walk/run. Last is a small overlook of the I-71 highway.

Right in the middle of Colerain Twp is this walking and woodsy park. You might be able to get…read moreclose to two miles if you tread on all the asphalt and graveled areas. There is a barn and activities with the Hamilton county Parks. It's so close, I can walk to the park, so I don't need my parking pass. You could park in the church parking lot next door, although I like to support the local parks. Get out and hike!!!

This is my spot! I bring my hoops, army backpack, hiking stick, etc. and go to get lost in this…read moreincredible park that feels like another world!!

I have such a great experience here always. This park truly has a little bit of everything, and…read moreit's one of those parks that is welcoming for all ages. One of my favorite parts was the nature center. The staff and naturalists were incredibly kind and helpful, and the space itself is really well done. There's a cute gift shop, educational displays, and even a small children's museum feel with a few live animals to see. It's a great spot to learn something new or play around. Outside, the park is incredible. The trails are extremely well maintained, both the wooded paths and the paved ones, making it perfect for an easy walk or a hike. There's also an outdoor fitness trail that I loved. It has different workout stations along the way, and it's actually really fun, not just functional. It's a great way for both kids and adults to be active. There's also a huge playground and a mini water park area for kids, plus accessible bathrooms and good seasonal amenities. It's very family friendly without feeling overcrowded. If you're into disc golf, this place is a gem. There's a large disc golf course, and they even sell discs and gear right inside the nature center. Another thing worth mentioning is how amazing Great Parks of Hamilton County is overall. They offer so many programs like beginner fishing, guided hikes, plant swaps, art workshops, amphibian hunts, and even owl pellet dissections. Not all of these are specific to this park, but many are hosted here, and it really adds to how special the experience is. Overall, this is an extremely pleasant place to spend time. Whether you're walking the trails, working out, bringing kids to play, or just exploring the nature center, there's something for everyone.

This is an expansive park with a wide array of paved and unpaved trails, great for dog walking and…read moreexercise with beautiful views of the Ohio River. For the little ones, there's a splash park in season (check for cost) with a snack bar. Frisbee golf, nature center, shelter rentals, very clean bathrooms and other amenities available. You will need a parks pass to get in but the yearly rate is worth it and gets you in to all the parks in Anderson Township.

I've played pickleball at many of the outdoor courts and by far, these are the best. Originally…read moretennis courts, they were dug up and transformed into dual use. Four heavy duty nets and high visibility lines are perfect for this wildly popular sport. Not to mention restrooms in a few yards walk, shade in the morning, and great parking. There's open play daily starting at 8:30 am and the people are friendly and inclusive. Good job , Montgomery!

Dulle Park is a nice park in Montgomery. It's across the street from Pioneer Park. The parks are…read morekind of similar though this has more athletic fields and a nice lodge in the middle of the park. It has a good parking area. The park also has a big hill good for sledding. It has many facilities for athletics. It has something like two baseball fields, a basketball court, and tennis courts. The centerpiece of the park is Terwilliger's Lodge. It's popular to rent for private events. The lodge is usually booked on weekends. In the middle of the week, the park is a lot quieter, so you can enjoy some of the natural features. There's a stream and a few trails. It seems to be the best park in Montgomery for athletics. It has ample room for pickup games. The bathrooms are located near the lodge on the east side.