We were asked to meet someone here. If we hadn't been asked, I don't think we would have ventured…read moreout to this park. Or known about it. Covered picnic areas are a huge plus for this park. Even on a crowded day there would be enough covered areas for everyone visiting. A nice touch is the covered picnic tables right near the play structures. This is particularly welcomed when visiting with young kids. Several play structures for different ages. There are also swings, a soccer field, hiking trail, and basketball court. The basketball court area is on an island surrounded by parking. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean. Bathrooms at parks aren't usually this clean. The park itself is really clean. All in all, this is a pleasant community park.

Great little park that I frequent at lunch time. They have nice picnic tables, shelters, sports…read morefields, playground, basketball court, and even hiking trails! They keep the park very clean and well maintained. Pet friendly!

This park is BEAUTIFUL. It's well maintained and there are so many things to do there. I just wish…read morethere was a separate section for kids with disabilities, wheel chairs, autism, Down syndrome, etc. My 4 year old granddaughter is autistic and she's a runner. There always three of us with her, because we let her enjoy what she can, but we get our workouts in chasing her. As she gets older she may adapt more, but right that park is not an option for us. That makes me sad.

Great park on the west side of town with quite a number of amenities. There are walking paths,…read morebaseball fields, a small lake, tennis courts and even a skate park. For the most part the park is clean and well kept, and on the day I went it was not busy at all, though I know that it can get very busy when different events are hosted here. This os a great park to ride a bike, take a walk, or even just sit an enjoy your day.

Blue Ash Nature Park is a nice little getaway in suburban Cincinnati. It's very easy to miss. The…read morepark isn't large, but there's several miles of trails. It also has an amphitheater. This is a good gathering spot. Although it's in a suburb, it doesn't feel like it. It has several miles of trails that are mostly quiet. The only exception is when there's a concert at the amphitheater, but it's usually something like jazz and not ear shattering. Chances are you will have the trails mostly to yourself if there isn't a concert. The trails are covered in gravel, which helps keep your shoes from getting muddy. It has a few public bathrooms. These aren't the cleanest but they are kept up. If you don't know where it is, you may pass it a few times before noticing it. It's located along Cooper Road. The entrance is next to the police station.

This is a great park with a nice location near the Blue Ash Rec Center. While it's not huge, there…read moreis a good use of space, with walking paths, an amphitheatre, shelters, and three playgrounds. Restrooms are available, with water fountains nearby. There is nice shade throughout the park, which makes it a great choice even during hot, sunny days. The playgrounds have a variety of equipment, so it's worth exploring each of them if you can encourage your little ones to resist the urge to stay only on the first one on the path. One has a sandbox, another has a neat seesaw that little ones can stand on and bounce back and forth with a friend. Well worth a visit!

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.

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.

I'm looking for a short run, this place offers a short trail, and it looks like the park is making…read moremore. There's plenty of things to do in this park, during my short run I saw 2 children's play area, tennis court, covered shelters and plenty of benches. It looks a little unkept maybe due to winter, but I will definitely come back and check the park again by spring or summer.

The playground is really cute and great but the sand box is DISGUSTING. Just tons of bugs flying…read moreall over. I typically avoid playgrounds with sandboxes because of this, so we probably won't be back, but I love the playground otherwise.

Riverside Park is a sports complex, with a paved trail. Well manicured lawns and fields. Even amid…read morethe field closures, (due to COVID-19) the fields were all game ready. Signs are posted with a phone number to checks if fields are already reserved. The trail is a paved multi-use trail. It snakes around the various sports fields. Pavement is pretty smooth with only minor cracks. A great area to learn how to ride a bike. Use of bikes and skates are allowed on the trail. Dogs are also allowed. A large play structure is situated in the middle of the park. There is a also sandbox with two diggers. There are some shady areas that would be nice for a picnic. If a baseball game is in progress make sure to watch out for fly balls.

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.

We are big park ppl now that the kids are old enough to explore and so happy to have happened upon…read morethis hidden gem. Just off the main drag in Sharonville, it's right across from the rec center and library. Fabulous little community block!

Clean and safe park and Sharonville, Ohio Best part is there…read moreis an adorable creek that runs out back. That's safe for kids to walk-through. I do suggest water shoes though. Park is always clean and well lit does get very hot in the summer though as there was limited shade