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

We recently visited for the first time over the Memorial Day weekend and were pleasantly surprised…read more We only hiked the Cascade Trail so that is what my review will be on. The park website and things online are very confusing. One site says, permit not required and another say one isn't. The sign at the park also says permit required, but there is no where to purchase one in person or online. We took the chance and parked without one. I did see a worker driving around and he didn't seem to be checking cars. The map seems okay for general navigating and there is signage around. The trails are marked okay I think. There could be some improvement, but the Cascade Trail is a big loop so it isn't a huge deal. The trail was well maintained. A little overgrown in places, but nothing terrible. It's also really flat except for the end of the trail where you need to walk up a big hill to get back to where we parked. My kids did fine with the trial the whole time though. The bridge is super neat and my kids had fun crossing it. The falls were pretty and a nice treat, but you really have to wander around to find a good view of it. Luckily none of us minded that. The creek is really nice to play and walk in. That was by far my kids favorite part. We also found lots of fossils to explore and look at! It was a little muddy after all the rain we had received, but nothing terrible.

My favorite 'hiking' spot in Butler County…read more My favorite part about this preserve are the trails. There are multiple trails that connect to each other, so if you get bored with hiking your usual trail, it's easy to mix it up a little bit. They are all well kept and maintained. Sometimes there is some litter, but we pick it up. There are two old building foundations on one of the trails and a piece of farm equipment grown into a tree, pretty neat! The park is big, lots of space.

This is my go to place. Why well? 1st I live just down the street…read more It offers a nice bike path that will take you to Hamilton and beyond. You can also walk, relax and chill out. Nice parking since there are ball fields. I like to jet off the path just past the wooded area about 1.3 miles into the route. It will take you to a walkway to the river. Nice peaceful and such a nice sound of the river flowing. Usually not too crowded. Just keep to the right all the times. Please do enjoy.

A little remote and from my end unknown bike/ walking trail of about 20 miles round trip. This…read moretrail begins at the ballfields but continues through treed areas and along a dammed waterway. Along the way is another parking area where you can bring your kayak to put in and travel 3+ miles up and down a hibiscus laden stream. You'll be visited by at least one blue heron along the way. If you travel up as far as the dam, be careful not to be sucked under the wall ( just kidding) but the current is fun to play in. The current can be inconsistent because one day it was difficult to paddle toward the dam and another day we paddled up and down the stream from the put in.

I've played pickleball at many of the outdoor courts and by far, these are the best. Originally…read moretennis courts, they were dug up and transformed into dual use. Four heavy duty nets and high visibility lines are perfect for this wildly popular sport. Not to mention restrooms in a few yards walk, shade in the morning, and great parking. There's open play daily starting at 8:30 am and the people are friendly and inclusive. Good job , Montgomery!

Dulle Park is a nice park in Montgomery. It's across the street from Pioneer Park. The parks are…read morekind of similar though this has more athletic fields and a nice lodge in the middle of the park. It has a good parking area. The park also has a big hill good for sledding. It has many facilities for athletics. It has something like two baseball fields, a basketball court, and tennis courts. The centerpiece of the park is Terwilliger's Lodge. It's popular to rent for private events. The lodge is usually booked on weekends. In the middle of the week, the park is a lot quieter, so you can enjoy some of the natural features. There's a stream and a few trails. It seems to be the best park in Montgomery for athletics. It has ample room for pickup games. The bathrooms are located near the lodge on the east side.

My review is solo based on the Baseball fields as we were in town for a tournament. These are by…read morefar the nicest fields we have played on. They are well-maintained and in good shape. Saying that, this place is SMALL and all the fields are very close together so balls fly around everywhere. Seating is hard and limited as well. They do have bleachers though. The fenced around the fields are pretty low so foul balls come out a lot. They have a field called Little Fenway, which is cute. Parking can be tight as well since there isn't a lot of it. The concession stand was affordable and they accepted Venmo. Overall a nice tournament weekend at this field.

This 54-acre city park has baseball fields, a playground, three picnic pavilions, and restrooms…read more A seasonal summer feature is the water splash pad next to the restrooms.

Fine park when you just need a place to stretch your legs and for the kids to get some energy out…read more It definitely seems a bit older and more rundown. One of the slides is so worn out that you can see the bumps from the joints holding it up. Also, no swings. Bummer. But otherwise just fine.