Home of the Brave Park

I love this little park! Living in the town of Loveland, you can go through home of the brave Park to get to Symmes park. What I once thought was a super small park is now a large area for soccer fields, a playground for the kids, a pond for fishing, a few baseball fields, and some trails around the park. It's a great place to walk and take your family to play!One of my favorite memories at this park was painting the mural on the building located in the center of the park. I partnered with artworks along with the fellow members of my community and volunteer to paint the sides of this building. What a blast! In fact, I am hooked. Any artworks project that excepts volunteers, I'm in! It was certainly a memory for my bucket list.I've never been disappointed with the cleanliness of the bathrooms there. Symmes Township workers do a fantastic job at keeping their parks clean. I can tell that family is a focus, and they are good at their job. I always feel valued when I am at a park in Symmes Township.Check out this park!! There is lots of space to play!

My family loves this park. There is a play area for younger kids, with swings, and another one for older kids. In the summer you can play int he small splash area, and there are shaded areas to sit. We used to live near here and we played here all the time, and my kids still enjoyed it when we came here to visit. There's a walking trail, and the bathrooms are convenient and close-by.

Was looking for the pond but could not find. They said they stocked it with trout this year but since it was not readily visible I went across the way to the other pond.

This is a really nice park that keeps going back off the road into different spaces. There are sports fields with a playground right off the road, and as continue back there is another parking lot near the playground and shelter, which are conveniently located near the restrooms and water fountains. Paths wind around the park, and there's a cute little bridge that connects further back too. If you follow the street around, you come to a couple more parking lots near more green space, a small wetland, and the maintenance building, which is getting a beautiful new mural on it.The playground is really nice - there is a smaller area towards the back that is perfect for the smaller kids. There are swings and a small splash area, climbing "trees," and a nice big play area that looks like trees and has a quite little hidey hole in the base, plus slides, bridges, and more. The one thing that is unfortunate is that, for some reason, the splashpad doesn't open until 11 am in the summer. As those with small kids know - we could definitely use that earlier... at least 10 am, if not before then! Otherwise, this is a nice park and worth a visit.

Spent some time here with my 5 year old son. He had a great time. Equipment is in good condition and there is plenty for them to do. There is a small splash area during the summer months as well.There are shaded areas for sitting and a large picnic area that can be reserved.Bathrooms and water fountains are conveniently located nearby.

We come here all the time for our toddler. Two great play structures, one for younger kids and another for older. Parents are always very vigilant in making sure kids play well together. Never had a problem.

Lovely park. We've been here a few times since moving to the area and have really enjoyed the large space. It offers walking trails, a playground, splash park, a pond for catch/throwback fishing, ball fields. If you feel like reading with your kiddo there are books available too! There's also a beautiful memorial honoring our U.S. Armed Forces, including names of local heroes.

We were here on a Saturday for a birthday party. It has a playground and wet play area - and it's FREE! No parking permit necessary. The wet play was cute, complete with water cannons, which I'm sure my little guy will love once he's older, and shaded areas for parents to sit adjacent to the wet play. The play structures were varied, also a plus. The mom of the birthday girl had reserved the structure and grills, though I'm not sure how much that cost her. All in all, a great experience and hidden gem.

Great park. Shaded in the morning and afternoon sun. This park is perfect for younger kids - I'd say age 8-10 is the high end of of that age group. My 2 and 5 year olds love it!

Great playground for all agesMy child had a lot of fun here, big slides, some swings and climbing activities.