This is a gorgeous new park that is located near the neat Dublin Link bridge and helps provide the…read moreconnection between the historic and Bridge Park districts. There is a lot of seating so the beautiful views can be enjoyed or to have a picnic or take out from one of the many nearby restaurants. The seating is enhanced by relaxing water features and a fireplace for when it's cooler. During the winter months, they put up an ice rink. Very nice park!

Such a great park in Dublin. Its great to come during the day or the night. There are many great…read morerestaurants and bars around the park area. During summer, there is a splash pad for kids to play in and during the holiday season, it is beautifully decorated with holiday lights. Great place to visit with the family to see the lights and take pictures. Also, there is an ice skating ring, but not sure if it will be there year long or just for the holiday season. Great place to take a stroll and relax with family/friends or just by yourself.

Was at your park yesterday 5/4/23 not a good experience as several places where you had to walk in…read morewater to continue on path as has been normal for several years when we have rain. Putting rocks to step on to keep out of water is not a good idea as there are a lot of seniors who visit this park and if you continue this habit you will probably be paying for some broken bones. who ever thought that was a good idea. I don't know why anyone would give you a rating above 1 and it should be 0 until you clean the place up. Jeff Greenwood By the way I wanted to do 1 star but you must have set to not go below 2.

This is a really nice park along the Scioto River. It is listed on both the Dublin and Columbus…read morePark websites, so there was initially a little bit of confusion, but we had success with following the Dublin one (Dublin lists it as Kiwanis Riverway Park at 6245 Riverside Dr, while the Columbus site has it as Riverway Kiwanis Park at 6345 Riverside Dr - the signage we found onsite matched the Dublin listing). The land is owned by Columbus, but the park is maintained by Dublin. To access the park, you pull into an area that also leads down into an office complex. There is a small parking area directly across from the marked trailhead. The trail itself is a combination of paved and boardwalk, although there are also some worn down dirt areas that get you closer to the river. If you enter through this signed trailhead area, you will find a fork in the road. The one to the right takes you on a paved walking trail that ends with a staircase that takes you back up to the street level. The fork to the left takes you towards the boardwalk area, which has a number of little streams and a nice little forested area. There is a ton of waterfowl and birds throughout, and a lot of interesting plants and trees to enjoy, as well. The noise of the animals and river helps provide a calming atmosphere, despite the proximity to the roads. This is well worth a visit!

This is a nice little park located beneath the Bridge St. Bridge, right along the Scioto River. In…read moreorder to access it, you'll either need to take a set of tall steps or take a sloped paved road. There is no parking available, either, so you'll need to walk from a public parking lot in historic Dublin or use street parking. Once you've reached the park, there's a short paved walking trail, with a fun little section where you can step across large stones where the water flows through. You can also go down on a gravelly area near the actual bank, where we saw some folks fishing and enjoying the day. There's a nice little gazebo with picnic table that overlooks the river, as well. Cute little area!

Great little hidden gem of a park! Right near Everal barn…read more The actual playground has little coverage from the Sun. restrooms nearby, picnic tables and a drinking fountain. Rest rooms open Late October to April. Fields for soccer, lacrosse etc

They did a great job hosting the Westerville Music & Arts festival here. The staffers working the…read moreevent were all really welcoming and we were able to park at one of the designated lots easily. The parking map was a bit confusing, but it all worked out. It was laid out well throughout the park and you could enjoy the live music from several musical acts as you walked around to all of the vendor tents. Park has a small pond and a paved walking path.

This was our 2nd time coming to this park. First time was couple of years ago for Halloween, trick…read moreor treat event. They did a great job in decorating the place for Halloween. This time around, we accidentally came across this place. We were driving home from visiting another place and saw the holiday lights from the street and went to see which place had these beautiful lights. And lo and behold its Everal Barn. They did a fantastic job decorating the barn and the area around it with the lights. You can park the car, walk around and take pictures. It's definitely worth a visit.

We just had our wedding ceremony and reception at Everal Barn on July 2,2017. It was nothing short…read moreof perfect! It was the most amazing space for our needs :). They have a list of vendors to choose from, half of which can serve alcohol. This used to be a dry venue. We were happy to hear that it wasn't dry anymore. Kim was so easy to work with and we had everything we needed!! We received compliments throughout the evening about what a great space it was and some people didn't even know it existed! One of our guests even said she wanted to have her retirement party there!! We would recommend this space for any special event you are having!! Dustin and Rebecca :)

My wife and I decided to get married at the pavillion. This was an amazing venue and the staff are…read moreamazing and accommodating. We got married outside and had the reception inside and under the pavillion. The venue provides you with tables and chairs, which is amazing for the price. You are able to bring your own food or high your own vendor. For alcohol, you have to purchase a temporary permit $170 and have to hire from a preferred alcohol vendor. That said, we hired the bartenders from Ohio Bartenders and purchased our own alcohol and beverages. Much cheaper option and worked perfectly. The outside space is large and perfect for any occasion. Also, the pictures you can take are just amazing. You also have access to the kitchen space which has a large standing cooler and industrial ice machine. Everything you need in one place, it's perfect. Parking is a bit scarce but when you reserve you get 26 spots located right in front on the street. I would highly recommend renting this for your next celebration of any kind.

North Bank Park has such wonderful views of the city. It is conveniently located next to the many…read moreparks along the Scioto Mile and connects to the greenway trails that go through the area. It features a very nice and popular shelter that, in non-pandemic times, can be rented. At our visit, it looked like they were doing some work on it. There is a nice large area of picnic tables under a shady area, plus umbrella tables with a great view of the river, providing a lot of opportunities to sit and relax. There is a fountain near the shelter, though it wasn't currently running at the time of our most recent visit - it's probably a bit early in the season. Street parking is available nearby (if you can get it - it was full up when we came by), or there are garages in the area. You can also access via the trails by foot, scooter, bike, and the like. We walked over from Battelle Riverfront Park and back again.

We've been to several events here over the years and they've all been fun. Four corners of parks,…read morewith benches, etc. Today was Oktoberfest Sunday Funday, and we went to see the band, the Shazzbots. Nice setup in one corner, grass and shade for the crowd. We wandered the rest, with a few food trucks, vendors, games for kids, etc. A very nice venue for festivals, and a nice park in the center of town to relax or have a picnic. Parking can be iffy, and today the surrounding streets/lanes were closed off. But there is parking at the school, senior center, etc., not far away. Plenty of restaurants and shops in Worthington's walkable downtown right next door.

A very nice greenspace preserved within the middle of Worthington. It's great for a community…read moregathering space, and it is used for events. During the Worthington Holiday Open House, it was all set up with a variety of booths featuring a number of local makers and creators. It is also the home for the community holiday tree throughout the month of December, which was a great set-up. It's also a nice space to stroll through when attending the Farmers Market, which is located nearby when it is outdoors.

Its hard ti believe this park was once the horrible parking lot for COSI! Not sure whom decided…read moreto relocate parking to below ground and make the old lot a lovely park full of interactive elements... but THANK YOU! Parking is accessed in the middle of the park (which is also in front of COSI). There are musical interactive stations, two out door ping pong tables. Two sets of concrete corn hole and a large playground for the kiddos. There are even swinging benches facing then parks green and a few lounge chairs. Its a pretty cute city park. The Junto Hotel faces it as well and there is a great coffee house (Maudines) inside if you need a drink or a snack!

Our last visit, during the winter, didn't do full justice to how beautiful this area is in the…read morespring/summer. On our recent visit, a lot of stuff was in bloom, which gave us the opportunity to fully appreciate several of the gardens that are at their peak now: the pollinator garden, the butterfly garden, and the rain garden, all of which also have accompanying signage. There's a nice large play area with some more unique play sets than typically seen at a playground, though it does offer swings and plenty of things to climb on. There are also benches and bench swings and a number of umbrella tables on the plaza for picnicking. There is a fountain water play section, though the water was off on our recent visit. A music garden offers fun interactive opportunities to try out a wide variety of musical instruments. There's also a very neat dinosaur sculpture garden that showcases fossil sculptures of a variety of dinos! A game area offers the chance to do some ping pong/table tennis or play corn hole. The Science Spectrum sculpture, whose "leaves" move around and catch the light, creating rainbow-y looks is a fun addition. This is a fun area to explore, and it is conveniently located in front of COSI, near the Scioto Mile.