Ii love walking on this trail, i see a deer at times and beautiful geese…read more I live close by so it is very convenient to me There are lots of trees to make the walk pleasant in summer time.

Beautifully manicured park with a great asphalt walking trail. Also has covered areas for special…read moreoccasions.

One of the best parks in Oldham county! Excellent playground/sprayground area for kids, well…read moremanicured grounds and surrounding concrete walk paths for everyone. Perfect for a quiet evening walk, bike ride or to cool off during the hottest summer days. Various events hosted year round but parking is limited so plan accordingly.

The park has really been upgraded especially for all the young children in the community. The park…read morehas added a Community Center with clean restrooms, a new Sprayground with 20 spray feature for use in the summer, a huge Farm-themed playground and a Playground Shade Pavilion. The restrooms may be closed because of cold weather but, the playground is a wonderful place to take young children. It will keep them busy for hours. An there are still the well maintained walking paths and the park is still Pet Friendly. Masks are still required as they are at all playgrounds and a 6 foot distance must be maintained from others until further notice.

Very cool park. I've lived in Lousiville all my life and never knew this place existed. So many…read moretrails to explore. Very secluded and tranquil. Trash cans are needed badly as trash is tossed all around. Great place to fish, hike, bike and explore.

I am on a mission to make a trip to all those over-looked little parks and hiking spaces in the…read moreMetro area. Last weekend was a first trip to Loop Island Wetlands, a short trip over the 64 bridge into New Albany and right down East Main Street till it ends. Loop Island Wetlands is a mid-sized park at 47 acres and is a natural wetlands with a lake border by the Ohio River and Silver Creek. This is not a park for playing sports, for picnics, for small children to play on the playground. This is a park for bird watching and animal sightings and a quiet nature hike in thick woods. Paths add up to maybe a bit over a mile of walking. It was very quiet as far as birds go on my visit here, but I expect that during the migratory season it is thick with birds as the water and trees are very suitable. Silver Creek was very low water this week, it would likely add some interest to the area if it was flowing more freely. I was surprised that there were few mosquitoes but it is definitely a damp place so they may be an issue depending on the recent rains or lack of. Long pants and bug repellent are probably a good idea. There are no real facilities here, just a trash can and a couple benches at the entrance by the flood wall. It is also fairly isolated, with the entrance hidden behind a defunct leather tannery that is falling into interesting (but dangerous to enter) ruins and some sort of ill-maintained shipping warehouse. I don't think I would feel comfortable there alone due to its location but its also not something that would stop me from visiting with a friend and my dogs. For bird watchers, this is a park to put on your list for the right season. For someone just looking for exercise or a stroll, there are better options.

We did a walk in a portion of Cherokee Park on a very windy Sunday morning. We noted that cars…read morestill travel too fast for comfort when near pedestrians. Plenty of walkers, runners, bikers, dog walkers, recreational users (frisbees and kites), tailgaters, and drivers today. We stopped to catch a break near the top of the hill at Hogan's Fountain. The water fountains and faucets (to fill up dog bowls) were all operational today in mid-March. Restroom facilities were also open.

I had not been to the area in Cherokee park off of Alexander Riad fir years and ended uphiking…read morethere two days in a row. Easy access from Cherokee Road with plenty if oarilking and wady access to trails . There were some hills, steps but mostly flat. We did a combination of paved and unpaved trails. Lots of benches, people about and a couple of beautiful hiking days.

There have been so many improvements to this park in the last year. I almost don't want to say how…read moregreat it is because I love that it's never crowded. They just added 6 pickleball courts and resurfaced the basketball courts. This park also links to the Garvin Brown Preserve which is an additional walking trail with both open and wooded areas. The open areas follow the Ohio river. Great place to walk dogs.

Is the fun part that my family and I have visits when we are in the prospect area. They have nice…read moreslides nice swings have good basketball courts and a good walking path around a nice body of water so it's a lot of fun and we enjoy it. It's definitely worth a trip if you're in the area for some fun family experiences

Adorable park near my house that has a nice walking path and playground. Plenty of parking,…read morebenches, and places to have picnics. Hopefully they're adding a bathroom soon - I only saw a couple porta potties. It does look like they're updating or remodeling a few buildings - so probably just not open yet.

This is an awesome park located in the heart of Fern Creek right next to Fern Creek high school…read more This is a great new updated park they have this cool looking I Collett a roller coaster it's a swing that you can sit in strap yourself into and move down like a zip line thing. My big self is too large for it but my children and my wife enjoy it. Great nice new park highly recommend a five out of five stars we will be returning numerous times.

Cox Park is clean with a decent, safe playground, easy parking and an awesome view of the river --…read morea solid park! My family and I visited yesterday for some mid-day playground fun. The equipment seemed a bit aged but in good, clean condition. There were play options for toddlers as well as older kiddos and several swings. There is also ample greenspace for the zoomies, which looks over the river. We watched a few barges float by while there. This would also be a great place for a quiet lunch by the river. There were not many people in this park when we were there. We will be back with the kids!

Carrie Gaulbert cox park is spacious park that's has a boat ramp onto the Ohio river one one end…read moreand a playground on the other. Naturally located on the river just off of river road in Louisville Kentucky. I'm not a boat person so I'll be reviewing the playground and walking riverside trails. The playground is pretty solid. It sits smack dab in the middle of a part of the park with no shade so on our visit in august it and the playground equipment was blazing hot. The park itself needs to be taken care of better by the parks and rec division of the city. Very dirty, poor lawn care and the sidewalk by the river was full of overgrown weeds and debris. Unfortunate that the park is in such bad shape. It has a ton of potential as not many areas in Lousiville lie as close to the Ohio river as this place does. Overall it's still a cool place to check out and grab nice views of the Ohio and I'm sure of I had a boat it be a nice place to dock as it is rather large and has a nice sized parking lot.

I was out and about explore and doing what I do best and I came across a Berrytown park. I've never…read morebeen here or have heard of this place. I'm not in this part of town too often so I was pleasantly surprised you come across a Park I never heard of. Explored walked around took some photos and had a good time

This park is a hidden gem back in the Berrytown, Anchorage community. There are tennis courts,…read moreabasketball court, a full-size softball field, picnic tables, grills, a playground, a swingset, restrooms, and (in need on repair) horseshoe pits. The park is just off LaGrange Rd -- turn onto Heafer Road and you'll see the park in about a 1/2 mile. The parking lot is small, but sufficient for this very quiet park tucked away in a residential neighborhood. It appears to be managed by Metro Parks, but could use some work. No walking or running path here. The softball field benches appear to have been broken and remain unfixed. On the Horshoe pits, there's only one pole. There is a restroom building, but I can't speak to the cleanliness of it because it was locked for the winter. There's also a water fountain, but it to was turned off. I assume, for the winter. This park would be a perfect place for a quiet family get together, or a pick up game of softball, basketball or kickball. Perhaps us yelpers should use this location for our next kickball UYE.