This was a nifty little park we recently discovered. It has plenty of cool playground equipment…read moreincluding like a plastic rock wall climbing thing that was especially neat. There is at least one walking trail ( that was all I saw anyway.) that winds around a nice little pond. It's a little over a quarter of a mile for one lap. Fishing is also permitted although I didn't see the rules so I'm not sure how that works. All in all a dandy little place that I will revisit in warmer seasons. Thumbs up for what I saw though.

Nice atmosphere. Great walking park for kids and Nature…read morelovers Marked miles for step walkers & fitbit

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.

1st time here, when you drove uphill, at the lake, the view is spectacular! There is plenty…read moreparking. We walked half or maybe 1/3of the trail beside the lake, very nice trail, and excellent view. There is creek running through several area through the trail, but the time we were here in Autumn, it's mostly dry. We didn't finished the whole trail, will definitely come again to try the trail from the other side.

I love coming here to hike and fish! In an unexpected spot and people do a great job with social…read moredistancing right now. Also lots of room to park and 1 minute away from a bait shop/gas station.

This is a cute park near Taylor Mill that's actually a lot bigger than it looks!…read more We visited just to take a stroll on their paved path, but parents will rejoice at the amount of playgrounds available for their kiddos to enjoy. There were also several covered picnic areas if you're looking to host an outdoor party, and even an outdoor basketball court. The walking path was well maintained, albeit a bit hilly at times. Portions of the trail go straight through the trees, which makes you feel extremely connected to all of the nature surrounding you. There was plenty of parking available - and on a Sunday morning around 11, there weren't many people walking. We only ran into two other groups the entire time we were on the trail, which is always a welcome relief when you've got a very friendly dog with you. From afar, the playgrounds didn't seem that busy either, although this may have been due to the cloudy weather. I think we'll definitely work Pride Park into our weekend walking rotation.

so much fun and dogs can have fun too. a lot of space for dogs to also feel comfortable and nice…read moreexercise

This #ThankfulThursday, I'm thankful for my local neighborhood park! Having just moved to the…read moreneighborhood at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there aren't a lot of opportunities for me to explore my new city right now, so I find myself coming back to the park again and again when I need some fresh air and to get out of the house. The park is equipped with a playground and swing set for the kiddos, a few benches, and a pond which allows for occasional fishing. As a new dog mom I think my favorite park amenity is the doggy bags & trashcan conveniently located right along the walking path.

Such a fun surprise of a neighborhood park!…read more This park has a large three-section play set, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, and a full picnic area with seating and grills, so it's really easy to spend a long afternoon here. There's even a disc golf course and a cute bridge that makes it feel extra scenic. The paved trail is pretty hilly, which honestly made for a great workout walk, and it's also good for bikes if you don't mind a few climbs. The absolute highlight for me was the access to the beautiful creek running through the park. There are also nice little habitat areas that would be great for bird watching. Public bathrooms are available, though they weren't the cleanest when I visited. There was some trash around, but there are plenty of trash cans, so hopefully that improves with use. It's surrounded by townhouses but open to the public and feels welcoming. Overall a great local park for families, walks, casual sports, or just relaxing by the creek.

South fork is a great spot to come with kids. We miss the big trees around the playground that used…read moreto offer shade in the heat of summer but the real gem when it's hot is taking your kids down to the creek to play. It's a wide creek that doesn't get too deep and the bank is not too steep.

Like I said in previous reviews one of our favorite things to do is go to different parks…read moreplaygrounds hiking trails and all that when we were visiting different cities. So we went to Florence we visited about five different parks that day and this one was excellent it was right up there with more of the better ones that we went to. It's often a neighborhood so it's very quiet and easily locate it. It has a nice big playground it has a walking trail it's got baseball fields basketball courts it is neat and clean so you can't do much better than that great park

Pretty park! Fun for the kids and safe. I grew up as a little boy here 25 years ago. And now I get…read moreto come here with my boys and play. Good times. There's a lot of diverse bright and fun playground equipment for the boys. And the facilities are nice for the adults. Lots of old people playing on the fields basketball courts and tennis courts. The shelter is being used for birthday party as well, so you know this is a good place to bring a family or a group.

This was a fun little nature center that we visited while we were in Florence. My kids didn't…read morereally like it because it was just all walking trails in nature no playgrounds and things so they got kind of tired of walking which I understood this is like the fifth park we visit while we were there that day but overall very pretty scenery and nice to check out

I was disappointed with this park- the gazebo was gone in place of a building being constructed, I…read morethink it will be an event center. There's not a lot going on with this park except for a very short walking trail. I think it's more like an unregistered dog walking trail/park since I saw dogs and their owners staying for a very short time to do their business. The bridge was close too, I hope they will plant more trees and vegetation to attest to its name- Florence Nature Park.

This park is a nice one. It's a pretty long stretch of road off of 3L highway. There is one way…read moretraffic in and out. When I'm into Pokemon go, I drive around in circles spinning poke-stops and doing gym battles. That is when I would go most often. There are nice trails to walk. For the kiddos, there are multiple playgrounds, a basketball card, baseball fields, and shelters you can rent for parties. The best part of this park though is the creek. We have fun in the creek when it's warm. My kids love catching crawdads when it's warm out. I loved it as a kid too. I still have fun, especially watching them and how happy they are. Pictures will always be great memories. The only bad thing about this park, is that they took out the dog park! The dog park was so nice. There was a section for small dogs, and a section for large dogs. My dog had fun and so did I. I loved getting to play with everyone else's dogs. It was also great that it was so close to the Kenton county animal shelter. I hope they bring it back someday.

Nice park off of Madison Pike. The river along the trail is the big draw. There are a few areas…read morethat visitors may go down by the water. We saw a family playing in the water. I photographer was also crouched down in the water. He taking pictures of the geese with their goslings. There were quite a few birds at this park. We also saw finches, and black birds with bright orange wings. The trails are paved. There is a layer of fine sand that covers much of the trail on the side across from parking. The trail is pretty level on the parking side. There is a playground, but we did not venture over to it. There once was a dog park here. A sign indicates that the park was closed "due to reoccuring damage." The sign also states that they are looking for an alternate location for the Paw Park. Rigt now thw area is a giant field. Dogs must be on a leash at this park. Many people were there with their dogs, including us. When passing eachother, people were using good doggie etiquette. People were picking up after their dogs as well. I took away a star due to the amount of trash. There were a couple of used diapers, cups, many cigarette butts and feminine hygiene products. These were more on the parking side, and many were near the water. Across the river was much cleaner.

The park itself doesn't have too much to offer. It's not very large. It has a small playground, a…read morebaseball field, tennis court, basketball court, a shelter house, and restrooms. The only thing in my opinion, that's really great about this place is the basketball court. It's really big, and there are hardly ever any people there... so you can always play. This is what makes this park earn three stars.