Dublin Kiwanis Riverway Park

Was at your park yesterday 5/4/23 not a good experience as several places where you had to walk in water to continue on path as has been normal for several years when we have rain. Putting rocks to step on to keep out of water is not a good idea as there are a lot of seniors who visit this park and if you continue this habit you will probably be paying for some broken bones. who ever thought that was a good idea. I don't know why anyone would give you a rating above 1 and it should be 0 until you clean the place up.Jeff GreenwoodBy the way I wanted to do 1 star but you must have set to not go below 2.

This is a really nice park along the Scioto River. It is listed on both the Dublin and Columbus Park websites, so there was initially a little bit of confusion, but we had success with following the Dublin one (Dublin lists it as Kiwanis Riverway Park at 6245 Riverside Dr, while the Columbus site has it as Riverway Kiwanis Park at 6345 Riverside Dr - the signage we found onsite matched the Dublin listing). The land is owned by Columbus, but the park is maintained by Dublin. To access the park, you pull into an area that also leads down into an office complex. There is a small parking area directly across from the marked trailhead. The trail itself is a combination of paved and boardwalk, although there are also some worn down dirt areas that get you closer to the river.If you enter through this signed trailhead area, you will find a fork in the road. The one to the right takes you on a paved walking trail that ends with a staircase that takes you back up to the street level. The fork to the left takes you towards the boardwalk area, which has a number of little streams and a nice little forested area. There is a ton of waterfowl and birds throughout, and a lot of interesting plants and trees to enjoy, as well. The noise of the animals and river helps provide a calming atmosphere, despite the proximity to the roads. This is well worth a visit!

I come to this area constantly and I have for years and I never even knew about this place. It's so cute. Going down there and seeing the water and all the greenery makes you forgot how big of a city is just right above you. The paths and benches seem to all be overgrown but it was a very beautiful little area. I sat down there for a while under the gazebo at the table and drank some coffee late yesterday afternoon. It's a great place to come and just sit and watch the ducks and water. I even found a geocache while I was down there.

This park is a hidden gem. Very secluded and a beautiful walk. My kids love going down to the river and explore throw rocks in the river, feed ducks great place to explore or take pictures.

This park is located along the Scioto River on Riverside Drive in Dublin and if you live downtown it is worth the trip for many reasons. The top two:1. It is one of the few places along the Scioto River that actually has a floodplain so you can see a variety of native Ohio Plants. 2. It is part of an art exhibition!Dublin Parks has installed a series of art pieces along the Upper Scioto in tandem with the Dublin Arts Council. These series feature lightly colored sculptures that open and tell you some interesting facts about the river and/or forest. Inside you will find a notebook and stamp for you to leave a note...think low tech geo caching.This park is one of the city's best kept secrets...I almost hate to tell you about it.