Love taking the babies to the park here because we know it's going to be clean and safe. There are…read moreswings a toddler playground and a larger play set for older children and quite a bit of green area for the kids to run around. Definitely a safe choice for any parent looking for a park. That is a little less busy.

I have been coming to this park for several years to go fishing and do other activities, like…read moretaking my nieces and nephews to the playground. Overall the park is very clean and I have never had any major issues. My last visit however the bathrooms were locked up, so we had to leave to go somewhere else.

Great park lots of fun for the kids, needs a lot more bark. Lots of mud and giant puddles. Also…read morerestroom doors are rotted away and someone tried the women's door open and it won't close damaged badly

Great park for kids with areas for big and littles, there is also a free little library there!…read moreWe've been there a few times and every time it's been clean and not too busy.

My favorite park in the area. This park has great trails, pickle ball courts, different playground…read moreareas, basketball hoops, and a full length tennis court as well. This park is very versatile and also has some fair views.

A nice well maintained park. It never seems terribly crowded except when there are special event…read moretaking place. This is the home of Fairfield's Red, White, and Kaboom Fourth of July Fireworks. It also hosts several car shows and mountain bike races through out the year. It has reservable picnic facilities, an outdoor basketball court, two tennis courts, two soccer fields, a sand volleyball court, a parkour course, and a disc golf course.

Great little park in Sharonville! I just discovered this little gem that has not only two…read moreplaygrounds but a splash pad as well! There is a shelter with tables and changing areas as well. My kiddo LOVED the splash pad which is activated by your hand . It's not fully fenced in but does a good job of keeping kids from running to the road. Plenty of free parking and shade trees to block from the sun.

Very nice kid friendly. The slash pad is always a hit. The have restrooms, water fountains, and…read moreplenty of of outdoor shelter.

This is a small park tucked away in a suburban area. Years ago I tried the par cours trail which…read morewas a fun change of pace for exercise. This past visit we were just walking around checking out the scenery. The path is gravel, and when you get a little bit into the path there is a rather steep hill, so it isn't ideal for strollers. We enjoyed being near the pond and watching the ducks. The playground is most suitable for elementary aged children.

Nice park, fishing on one side and two well maintained ball diamonds on the other side. Nice…read moreinventory in the snack shack and I seen several people drinking draft beer in a plastic cups, I guess they sell beer also. Seen the Park Police patrolling parking lot, so there is security present.

I took my son to meet my sister and her daughter at the playground for a few hours. My son is a…read morebaby, so it was his first time playing on a playground and he had so much fun. I am always impressed by how well kept the playground is and how clean it is. There is so much space to spread out at the picnic tables and eat lunch, which is what we did. We brought takeout from a local restaurant. I also love that. There is a nice view of the lake from the playground. The parking situation is fantastic since the lot is so big.

Lots of love for this beautiful park just north of Cincinnati! I was first introduced to Winton…read moreWoods during the Great Parks Earth Day cleanup - and I knew I needed to get back up here as soon as possible. Winton Woods, like all of the Great Parks, does require a vehicle permit. If you're a Hamilton County resident, you can snag a day pass for $5. Since my husband and I drove up from NKY, our pass was $8. I have no problem paying a bit for a well-maintained park! If you think you'll visit more than twice a year, it's worth it to just buy the annual pass for $16. They do accept both cash and card at the main gate. My husband and I brought our dogs to hike Kingfisher Trail on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. While the harbor was pretty busy, and several of the covered picnic areas had been claimed, we were some of the only people on the trail. This is a pretty easy loop -- and while there is a small uphill portion, it's not steep at all. Dogs do have to remain leashed -- but there's plenty for them to sniff and explore right on the trail. As the weather continues to warm up, I'm sure we'll return to Winton Woods again soon!

Decent just needs an upgrade and fix their watering issues the bathrooms are always locked so you…read morehave to "handle your business" you're S.O.L.

It was an early June Saturday afternoon in 2020. It was hot outside. My daughter drove down to…read moreCincinnati from Dayton with her 2 children for a visit. She was wanting to find a local park with a water play area where we could cool off on this hot day. On the internet this park was the only one reporting a functioning water play area. We arrived wearing our swim suits only to be very disappointed. The water play zone is the first thing that you see when you pull in and park and the water wasn't turned on! We decided to stay for a while to let the grandchildren enjoy playing outside on the large jungle jim. It has several places for climbing with curving stone like steps, a wall and a rope spider web. There is a long wide ramp making it very handicap friendly. My 18 month old granddaughter who wasn't walking yet spent a lot of time climbing up the stairs. There are several slides of various sizes and colorful interactive displays with parts that spin and turn in addition to the always fun monkey bars and swings. Off to the right of the jungle jim is a small shelter with 2 picnic tables. Today it was being used by a family having a child's birthday party. There's a shaded bench to sit on and watch the children as they run & play in the water that would be raining down from above and shooting up from below had it turned on that day. After about 20 minutes or so we decided to leave because it was so hot out and my grandson was being disagreeable. We drove to a nice air conditioned restaurant after my son-in-law arrived having driven down to Cincinnati upon getting off of work in the ER. Until next time stay healthy & be kind to each other. #clippardpark #waterworks @yelpcincy #cincinnati #familyfun

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.