Nice trail walking/running/biking/skating trail in the Northside neighborhood confident to Spring…read moreGrove, Hamilton Ave and Ludlow. It's actually slightly hidden/blended in with a greenway that provides some space between the street, so you don't feel like your just on a sidewalk. It's kind of the border of Northside to the Mill Creek. I would suggest visiting if your in the area especially at the nearby baseball diamonds. It's about two miles around. You can circle back on the trial using the sidewalk on the opposite side of the baseball diamond. Several bench rest stops along the trail.

I passed this after arriving at Spring Grove Cemetery after the evening gates closed. I had been…read morehoping for a nice walk and saw the sign, so I thought I'd check it out. It's a paved path through Salway Park and on to Northside. I didn't walk the whole thing, but overall, it's a nice paved path with landscaping the hugs Mill Creek-it's a nice asset for outdoor rec in the area. Fun fact: there's a fun wildlife viewing area about 30 yards east of the parking lot-turtles, ducks, water fowl.

Loved Rebecca the manager and her daughter Sarah. Campground was very clean…read more Dog park was perfect (we don't normally use them) it too was spotless. They were very accommodating with lots of information about the Ark and other attractions near there. Wish we could have stayed longer but they were booked. Their water was great for drinking (lots of campgrounds I won't drink their water) Only 15 minutes from the Ark. highly recommend Camper Village RV Park.

We stayed for 2 nights going to the Ark Encounter- which is only 5 minute drive and the Creation…read moreMuseum which is 40 minutes away. Staff was very friendly. Lots of noise from the highway but we put on both air units to drown out the noise. The overall park is ok - not a long term destination but a great stop over. Full hook ups were 45.00 Showers, bathrooms are old but serviceable. They do have laundry facilities. If we ever pass through this area again we will definitely stop here for an overnight stay.

I worked for the Ferry for 10 years and since have retired. The question I was asked the most was…read more" Can the Ferry sink? " As any vessel on the water it can sink. However, with the barge and tow design along with very capable captains and crew the chances of that happening is very slim. In the 10 years I worked there I never had a serious incident. It was an honor to run the vessels and serve the many passengers.

I was this-many-days old when I learned about the Anderson Ferry, a historic ferry that connects…read moreNorthern Kentucky to Ohio, just a few minutes from where I grew up. And you think you know a place, right? Anyway, I was enamored by this small ferry, which my family and I took today to get to a restaurant on the other side of the river. We pulled up and waited for the ferry to make its way across to us, and during that time, I looked up the Anderson Ferry's site to learn about its history. Did you know: * The ferry is more than 200 years old. * The first ferry was made of wood, and the paddlewheels turned as horses walked along a treadmill. * It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. * Depending on where you need to go, this ferry can be a good way to bypass traffic on the interstate. * It was once an important way for farmers to take their goods to market. There are no horses involved in the ferry nowadays. We were efficiently loaded in our cars onto the ferry, which can contain more cars that you would think. A ferry employee then went car to car for the $5 fee. You can also pay 50 cents if you want to ride along and traverse the river on foot or $1 to cross with a bike. The ferry is cash only. It took about five minutes or so to make it across, and disembarkment was also quick. It's clear that this ferry is a meaningful and important part of Northern Kentucky, which I'm happy that I now know about.

This is a great experience! Probably the best we've ever had in Cincinnati. Captain Kevin was an…read moreall star and told us all kinds of interesting facts about the city and the sights we came across. This is an absolute blast and a fun way to see the city like you've never seen it before. Sunset cruise at the end of the summer was a perfect time to do it. Can't recommend this enough! Thanks Kevin!

Such an amazing time! This was my fourth experience and they keep getting better and better!read more

I've been to all the tours except three (Walnut Hills, Clifton, and Northside), which were all…read moregreat experiences. The staff was very knowledgable. Great photo ops and pricing is cheap.

Architreks has been leading people around Cincinnati for several years now and is adding history…read moreand information all the time. They now have tours in Clifton, Northside, Walnut Hills and several tours Downtown and in Over the Rhine. There is so much that these tours reveal that I had no idea about. I have not gone on all of them yet but look forward to doing so in the coming season.

My first visit here. Today and tomorrow 1-5 and admission is free. After the historic house tour…read more(1840) go out to the barn to enjoy complimentary refreshments. Wander around to see old farming equipment and carriages.

This was a cool place to stay in Covington! Instructions for check in were very easy and I had no…read moreproblems getting either of the door codes to work. Someone parked in my parking spot, so I was a little concerned about taking someone else's, but it didn't look like the place was full, so didn't end up being a problem. My room was decorated so fun and everything was clean. It was also a very short walk to the river front , which was nice! I would definitely stay here again.

Red Whale Rental is the cutest event space for events. I was invited to a blogging event here and…read moreit was amazing! The even was very well put together and organized. It was a great way to bring black women together. The space is spacious and decorated with cute up-to-date decor. The space is perfect for a bridal shower, girls meet up, baby shower, celebration party and much more. It has plenty of room for enough guest. There are multiple areas/rooms perfect for setting up products or food. They event host uses multiple tables and rooms to showcase different products. You can also have food catered and brought to the location. From the outside it does not look to be so amazing inside but it is. It looks small from the outside and is actually a little hard to find. It is located on Mt. Adams. I would highly recommend hosting your next event here!

I booked one of properties owned by Red Whale Rentals via VRBO and it was an absolute nightmare…read more Due to Covid we had to cancel our wedding and do something small with just family. A couple months before the event booked one of their properties to for my siblings, husband, and I to stay in after our small legal ceremony. Most of our family is in Dayton/Cincinnati so we were having a small gathering at a restaurant Mt Adams. I noticed there was a max capacity set for people to stay over but asked if a couple family members could meet there before walking up the restaurant. They said no, they regulate with a camera the people coming in and out. This was fine, we made other arrangements. ONE WEEK before our wedding they cancelled our stay. They were completely aware it was our wedding and we had even discussed possibly booking other properties with them for the weekend. When I inquired about why the stay had been cancelled they simply said they needed to make more money off of longer stays and were only offering long term stays. Cleary they only care about themselves and their personal profit. They couldn't even wait one week until after our wedding to open it up to long term stays. I understand COVID was a hard, especially for small businesses like them. However, COVID had already ruined our original wedding and then they left my out of town siblings with no where to stay. At that point ONE WEEK before the wedding there no other rentals available in Cincinnati for 6+ people. If you value people over profit like us, don't use Red Whale Rentals.