Ziegler Park is an urban area that isn't nearly as aesthetically notable as some of the other areas…read moreof Cincinnati. Instead it offers a pool, a playground, and some other amenities. There is a parking garage of note as well, and it's a good place to stop and fill up a water bottle and cool down during the summer.

This is a great pool to visit if you want to get some relief from the heat. I have visited on…read moremultiple occasions- both with children I babysit and with friends. This past Sunday it was very busy and it was difficult to even get two chairs together. We snagged one when we arrived then got into the pool. We had to wait until later in the afternoon to get a second chair, but we didn't necessarily mind because we were in the water. I wouldn't necessarily consider this a relaxing place to come- it has a very lively and busy atmosphere. If you are fine with this vibe then definitely come check it out!

This is such a cute park! I love the huge wooden castle vibes and the creative things it features…read more It also has a splash pad next door but is fenced in which is nice to prevent kids from running in or out if you don't want them going from one to another. Also has lots of grass and surrounding green area so it's nice to have a picnic.

We visited this park on a Friday, midday at the end of May. It was a rainy day, and we were looking…read morefor a place to eat a picnic lunch out of the rain. While the entire Cincinnati riverfront is gorgeous, we couldn't find a place that was covered where we could eat. As we were driving by we saw this park! Parking was $5 and the park was empty except for our party. The bridge provided covering from the rain and there were many picnic tables surrounding the park. The play structure is made out of trex building material and included LOTS of elements for our kids to play. Swing set, monkey bars, climbing rope, etc. the ground is squishy. There is a good amount of noise from the cars driving over the bridge overhead, but it was a sweet spot to eat lunch and let the kids work off some steam.

This is a very nice playground but as a mom of a 3 year old, it sort of stresses me out. The space…read moreis very big and open within a gated area which provides several different jungle gyms for all ages. It sounds like a wonderful idea for older kids that can handle all heights, twists and turns. But for the younger kids, it's stressful. Why? Because what toddler doesn't want to climb 15 feet high on the smallest width ladder at the playground? Yes, there's smaller gyms for the toddlers up front but I always see the young ones running for the huge gym which just stresses me out. I'd honestly skip this park if you're with your 1-4 year old. For older kids, this looks like the real deal. It's clean, there's a big covered picnic area, swings galore. I believe you do have to pay sometimes but I really don't know. Each time I've been, the gate has been open and we walked right in. Other times, I believe they close the gate and you have to pay at the building. Highly recommend calling ahead of time or looking online. Clean, safe, fun overall!

The Playfield has always been a place to watch planes, eat lunch, play golf and…read moretennis....generally, there is the usual park offerings but the bonus is location, location, location! If the water is standing,"sunken Lunken" is a good place to watch the river rise, planes takeoff and to just "people watch". There is a bike loop, playgrounds, driving range, tennis courts, picnic shelter and a couple of ball fields. Plenty of places to park and eat your lunch. There is even a bar/restaurant and Farmer's Market on the weekends. In the old tower, you can check out their museum but get there before 2pm. Apparently, I missed it. I will be back!

He really fun children's playground with lots of toys and slides. Very clean, and seemingly…read morewell-maintained.

I have recently fallen in love with this park! I usually walk with my kids to Jergen's or Hoffner…read morePark. But my mother recently suggested this one and I'm so glad she did! I probably haven't been here in over 15 years. Back then, it had completely different playground equipment. This new stuff is fancy and cool! There's stuff that's great for the little ones who have just learned how to walk and for the big kids who want to climb everything. Personally, I'm also a fan of the mom and baby swing! The only downside? This park can get a little interesting at times because of where it's located. Interesting people, dogs off leashes... just be prepared.

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.

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.

This park is awesome! They just reopened with new equipment and our kids absolutely loved it. The…read moreclimbing areas, slides, and rope swing were the favorites.

Very nicely landscaped park and playground just outside one of the entrances to DeVou Park in the…read morePark Hills area. The small park has playground equipment, some park benches, picnic tables and is just a lovely setting! From archived newspaper articles, I find that this park must be the focal point for various events held in Park Hills, such as a Memorial Day parade and a fall Home & Garden tour.

Great park 5 years ago. Now it's dangerous for toddlers and kinda sucks. No shade, terribly unsafe…read moreclimbing structure because of low sides on a little bridge. I'm surprised no toddlers have fallen over the side and gotten hurt yet. The fields always look waterlogged, even after only light rain. This is such a shame because I remember it being such a great park for toddlers and school aged kids alike when my oldest kids were little. There used to be a ton of big shade trees, which made it a great spot for picnic or relaxing while the kids played. Now there is Astroturf under the play area, and it gets really hot in the summertime. We used to come weekly. Now maybe once or twice per year with my youngest (a toddler). Such a loss.

This park is clean and has plenty of gym sets for the kids to play with. The place seemed to be…read morewell kept. This is located in the middle of apartments making it convenient for parents to bring their children for an outdoor activity or exercise. I noticed plenty of benches for adults to sit and relax while watching their child/ children play. There's also a water fountain and bathroom within walking distance from the play area.

Excellent! One of my favorite places to spend an afternoon with my son…read more What was once a disgusting wasteland in the middle of Queen City Avenue is now a wonderful park, with a little creek running through it, a playground, and a pleasant backdrop of a valley between slight hills sparsely populated with the classic Italianate-style buildings this city is known for. We had a particularly memorable experience yesterday walking down by the creek and saying hello to some geese and a duck tagging along. The path is really long and I've hardly had a chance to really explore it with my son: soon! For those who aren't a fan of a long walk, the playground is definitely one of the nicer new ones in town. Haven't tried the sprayground/splashground/w/e, but kids always look like they're having an awesome time over there! I feel a little odd making it a destination; the people of the community love this spot and there's no secret why. All are welcome for sure: just saying that I am glad to see that this gift was made to this community as well. After too many trips to the taco truck up the road, I just had to try it out with my son.

I think this place keeps disappearing from Yelp, but I promise that not only does it exist, but…read moreit's totally worth a visit! There are at least three other playgrounds in the neighborhood. While it's proximity is one of its perks, I also prefer it just because it's got a lot of options for my two little ones. It's suits them both very well - one a wild four year old boy and the other only a recently walking 23 month old. They offer the parent-baby joint swing, the large plastics swings meant for toddlers, multiple climbing structures of various sizes, a little "elevator" as we've called it, a few slides a large structure that spins around. Very cool! Perfect place to come with a picnic and play. Afterwards, walk down the street for a scoop of ice cream!

This is a fun community park for families with children to come to when the weather is nice and the…read morekids need to run off some excess energy. Or just for some family fun! It is well maintained with beautiful landscaping. I have seen the neighbors helping to keep it that way by weeding the flower beds and picking up any trash. Not that I ever see much trash. It has a charming old fashion water fountain. This past Saturday my grandkids age 2 and 4 years old really needed a drink of water. We filled the bottle up several times. There is a metal picnic table. You are surrounded by flowers as this park has so many flowerbeds. There's a long swing set with swings for everyone old & young and small and large. There are 2 jungle gyms with multiple slides, several ways to climb up and interactive activities like a telescope and metallic beads on a spinning wheel. The small curving foot pad staircase is a favorite of my granddaughter. With bars for swinging on, a beam to walk across and 2 domes for climbing on top of this park can keep the children happy for hours. The only problem might be getting them to head back home! There is only one issue with the equipment. The footpad elevator ride from the platform of the larger jungle gym to the ground is broken. The neighborhood is always nice and peaceful. Also #udf is just up the street for a treat of #icecream. I more than highly recommend this park in #northside. Until next time be kind to each other. @yelpcincy #playgrounds #cincinnati