Woodland Mound

We recently visited Parky's Splash Pad at Woodland Mound and had a great experience! My daughter isn't quite 2 yet so we didn't have to pay but even if you do have to pay, it's only $6/child. I love that they have separate sections for 2-5 yr olds and then 5+ yr olds so the littles don't get knocked down by the big kids when it's busy. There's a snack bar and you're free to bring your own snacks as well - there are plenty of covered tables to eat at. We'll definitely be back!!

Hands down, one of my favorite local parks/ frisbee golf courses! Easily accessible from Clermont and Hamilton County, this park is a gem that I have enjoyed for over 40 years. Absolutely beautiful and exceptionally maintained, I highly recommend it!!

This park appears to belong to a suburban county, but is not a far drive from Cincinnati. The booth seemed to be a pretext for an entrance fee, but at least on the beautiful fall day I dropped in I was waved through with no charge (and out of state plates, so it's not like they mistook me for a local). The park includes some paved and some dirt trails, which seemed quite well kept in my observation. The hill it is on top of is quite stark and near the river, and the breeze that hits one in various places is quite refreshing.Among the more substantive amenities were a water park (probably only open during the peak of summer), an outdoor music stage, and a nature center with a small variety of animals and a deck that gives a nice view of the river below. For a local, I imagine getting the applicable parks pass would be well worth it.

I love this park. It's beautiful and it's always improving! Cincinnati has really great Parks.

Always clean and the staff are always very friendly and willing to help. We try to go up there as often as we can. Great for little ones at the nature center.

I love Cincinnati Parks, all (most) of them. I grew up going to different parks under the management of the HCPD. Some of my favorites including Winton Woods, Sharon Woods, Lake Isabella and Woodland Mound. This particular checkin/review is for Woodland Mound, which I've spent the most amount of time at lately (thanks to the kids splash park!). Woodland Mound, like all HamCo Parks, is always kept clean and well maintained. All the workers from the permit booth, lifeguards and concession are always so kind. $10 gets you a yearly pass to all HamCo Parks that I highly recommend. You can order these online which I tend to do for Christmas gifts. You can also pay a daily fee if you think you'll only be there once.Most parks within the HamCo Park District have ponds or lakes, great for fishing, some for camping. Most have boat rentals or splash parks and reservable shelters. You can almost always find a picnic table and grill. Really just a wonderful park system to have for ourselves and our kiddos.

It had been a while since we had visited Woodland Mound. When I went to check in, I was surprised to see I had yet to review it.Overall, the park and trails are well kept. There are several trails to choose from. All trails are easily accessible from the multi use trail. It serves as a loop around the park. Much of the multi use trail is in direct sun. If you plan on using it, make sure to use sun protection. The other trails are wooded. I am particularly fond of the Hedgeapple and fitness trails. Their shade shady areas make for more enjoyable hiking duning hot summer months. The Nature's Niche gift and book store is located near the playground, and inside the Seasongood Nature Center. (They share a parking lot.) It is a great place to find nature inspired art from such local favorites as Charlie Harper. Fun nature themed gifts for the kids are also available. The nature center offers educational displays, as well as activities. If you participate in the Great Park's Master Hiker or Hiking Staff programs, medallions may be purchased here. I have never utilized the golf course/facilities. Nor have I visited the banquet center. If the rest of the park is any indication, I would expect them to be in good working order as well. I have heard the golf options are top notch, and open to the public.

One of my favorite Great Parks. Not too big, not too small. Lots of friendly, familiar faces.

I've been going to this park when there wasn't even a water park !!lol I was taking my daughter there like 43 years ago man but I love this park. It's awesome it's beautiful and you can see the Kentucky and the Riverside there's walking trails now there's a water park it's great And I love the location of it too then after my daughter came the grandkids and I took them there too 10 stars

I paid for a yearly membership to this park and while the playground is great, the small water play area is $6? There's plenty of much better FREE water play areas around town. I won't be getting another yearly membership.