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!

I absolutely love this park and I'm always pleasantly surprised every time I visit. There's so much…read moreto do, and it somehow keeps feeling new no matter how many times I come back. It's perfect for getting together with friends, with multiple gathering areas and even rentable spaces. I've seen people taking engagement photos here, hosting weddings, and I even did my own graduation pictures here. It really is such a beautiful setting for special moments. One thing that always surprises me is how big it is. There are genuine hiking trails that wind through the woods, which is amazing for a park so close to the city. It's also great for birding, and I often see people playing frisbee, walking their dogs, or just enjoying a peaceful walk. The native plants and flowers are so well maintained, and there are so many little tucked away spots where you can sit with friends or a partner and enjoy a quiet, private moment. It's an absolutely beautiful park in a great area, and I can't recommend it enough.

Heard alot was in bloom at the park, so we stopped by. It was really crowded and finding parking…read morewas tricky. weekends aren't great time but its the time we had free. TOMORROW will be rainy so that can bring blossoms down. We walked around a bit enjoying the spring blooms but so many people. VV Italian EXPERIENCE restaurant is couple miles away ... so delicious .

Beautiful park with a pavilion, playground, and some overlooks! It was a bummer that someone had a…read moregender reveal and left trash. I cleaned some of it up. But would be a nice place to have a picnic lunch and watch airplanes take off! Bathrooms are closed for the season still but parking is free!

This place was amazing to just come and take some pictures on our last night of vacation. Plus my…read moreson had a ton of fun running around.

Fairytale-like house [Cincinnati OH]…read more We couldn't just drive-by this whimsical house without stopping and doing a double take... and staring. This is the Mushroom House in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati. The amount of detail is really breathtaking: circular steel steps, deck rails of wood shingles, stained glass windows, tiled ceilings... of course, I had to snap some pics. How often do we come to Cin City. The original owner/builder by the name of Terry Brown has passed away in 2008. The house is currently not on the market and occupied as a private residence as of 2021. Here are the deets in Zillow: 1 beds, 1 baths, 1,260 sq-ft. If you are curious about the inside of the home you can click on this link and watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pVUFwH9Q6fk Review #3885

If you're passing through Cincinnati you have to stop by the Mushroom House. This is the most…read moreunique real house I have ever seen. It is a relatively young house, when it comes to house age. It was started to get built by architect Terry Brown in 1992 and completed in 2006. Terry Brown him self resided in it until his passing in 2008. This house looks like a mushroom from a certain angle, and like an owl from another. It is a fairytale house in the real world. There's so much fine detail, there's no wonder it had taken this genius man 14 years to complete this artistic masterpiece of a home. The spiral orange stair case was chained off not allowing access to the public. There was a car parked in the driveway as well as a surveillance camera. They also had a "no trespassing" sign. The land around, although very minimal is very well groomed and well kept. Something tells me there are people who currently reside here. I don't know how I would feel about living in a home that gets so much attention and that is always being photographed. The Mushroom House is a must see in Cincinnati. Use your fairytale imagination to guide you inside. Happy travels!

Beautiful parks sprawling along the Ohio River. Great views of the Brooklyn Bridge. Enchanting and…read morefree!

Very nice riverfront walk and park. The river is lined w…read morenice condos, restaurants, and birds. The views are stellar of Downtown Cincy. It's a comfy, calm walk and very appealing to the eye. I highly recommend.

Gorgeous park with great views of the city. Nice hiking trails. Places to sit and relax, picnics…read moreand kids area. Must see!

Beautiful city view! You can see so much from right here. Absolutely gorgeous day. They are…read moremaking some up grades that is going to make this even more of a great spot!!

This is a gorgeous park that's tucked away in Price Hill. There's a lovely view of the city, the…read morepavilion is a great spot to take pictures, and there are wide open spaces under the trees that are perfect for running around and playing under, or setting up a picnic. There's basketball and even tennis courts, though I've gotta lament the current overgrown state of the baseball field. Sincerely, the trees are beautiful and there are some beautiful plantings around the paviolion. If you just want to wander it's a great spot. It can get a bit loud with people playing music from their cars, but on a nice day it almost feels like a fun community environment. There's some evidence of... late night partying with broken glass at some of the more far flung and secluded areas, but during the daylight you should be golden.

Clean park, good parking beautiful paths to walk. Great for a picnic and a walk. Great place to…read morehang out with friends.

Love the playground! I mentor a kiddo that goes to the Rec Center for after school care, so I met…read moreher at the playground for a quick hello. I was very impressed with this space! There's plenty of parking leading up to the huge playground and lots of places to sit and watch your little ones. It was clean and looked safe with tons of different levels to explore. Beyond the jungle gym is a baseball diamond and a large amount of Greenspace to hangout. Not a lot of shade but we did find a nice spot down the hill to paint pumpkins. The grass was neatly mowed and kept up well! Bonus points for trash cans spread throughout the playground. Highly recommend! I may even bring my own kiddo if we are ever in the area!

I adore this playground. It reminds me of the wooden playgrounds of my youth, full of hidden nooks…read moreand lots of places to hide and climb. My son isn't quite two but it's definitely his favorite. There a play areas for big kids and wee kids and we almost always see groups of young ones playing hide n'seek. Today we checked out the water park area and it was pretty rad. This will continue to be our go-to!

This is easily one of the best playgrounds that we have ever visited. It is interactive and…read moreimmersive with several zones. One zone consists of two small adorable playhouses meant for young crawlers and toddlers. Right next to that is a musical instrument section, balance walk, and a huge colorful maze with textured walls. Towards the back is a play area with a turf hill and 14-foot mega tower with plenty of opportunities to slide and climb. There are tube, flat bed, and curved slides. The tower can appear intimidating but my 3.5 and 5 year old girls fearlessly climbed the ladder to access the tower and came down the tube slides without issue. Surrounding the tower are several climbing structures. One consists of faux tree logs and another resembles the back of a bear. Another major feature is the zip line. My 5 year old was super excited and went on it several times.

Want to flag a supervision issue at the playground. The zipline line was packed today, with kids…read morecutting and knocking each other over. I asked the whole group to back up so no one got hurt. One boy kept holding up the line and was rude to other kids who asked him to go, so I told him he needed to move along as there was a line and my daughter (4) was also in line. A few minutes later his mom, who was parked in her car facing away from the playground, came over and told me I shouldn't have talked to her son. I explained I was just trying to keep the kids safe. She said she didn't need to be watching, then got hostile and started cursing at me. Kids this age can play on their own, but when the park is this crowded and there's equipment like a zipline, someone needs to be able to see what's happening. Many kids here are watched from the parking lot, which puts the parents who are actually in the park in an awkward spot when kids aren't behaving and aren't theirs. I'd love to see signage about supervision expectations or a posted age guideline, especially for the zipline.

I met a friend here for a picnic lunch and it was a perfect spot! The park road curves around to a…read morefew different areas, and near the tennis courts (2) and sensory playground there are also accessible bathrooms. Several swings and picnic tables sprinkled around give room for multiple groups to feel like they have some privacy and room. Love the emphasis on US Presidents for kids' (& probably adults') learning.

From basketball courts, to baseball fields, open bathrooms and a cute park for the kids. Nice free…read morestop for a picnic lunch with the family. Handicap friendly.