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Hauck Botanical Gardens is the former 8-acre estate of the late Cornelius J. Hauck, a horticulturist and 18-year Cincinnati Park Board member. He willed the property to the city of Cincinnati and it has been a Cincinnati Park ever since. 2 of the 8 acres are...
Cincinnati Parks staff are working very hard to maintain our parks this season amid the COVID-19 crisis, which has created a tough situation this year for all of the Parks staff. Throughout they have, and continue to, rise to the challenge. Consider that since April 5th...
Cincinnati Parks has temporarily closed to vehicular traffic the section of Burnet Woods Drive winding through the center of the park (see attached map). The road remains open for pedestrian and bike traffic. This change was planned as one component of the Park Board 2007...
Spring isn’t just a time for blooming flowers and the return to warmer weather, it’s also a time when local female deer (doe) in Cincinnati birth new baby fawns. Doe’s sometimes return to the same area, year after year to give birth to their young. For...
Today marks the start of Memorial Day weekend, a time sometimes associated with the start of the summer season. A weekend to celebrate and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for us and the United States of America. Lou Sand, Regional Manager of Riverfront Parks...
The Trust for Public Land just released their 2020 ParkScore® Index, and YOUR Cincinnati Parks ranked 5th out of the 100 most populous cities in the Nation! This year made it clear park access is vital to people, to communities, and to overall health and well-being....
Throughout our history, your Cincinnati parks have stood as a beacon of health, hope, and community pride during difficult and often uncertain times including two world wars, riots, the dirt ridden industrial age, recessions and even a depression. Now, due to the global COVID-19 pandemic...
Cincinnati Parks are home to dozens of different tree species. Many of us seek shade under their leaves, watch the leaves grow, and revel in their many diverse shapes. In Fall, we enjoy the fall color as those leaves change in October and November to...
Thinking upon the coming summer camp season, a favorite game among our youngest campers is What Time Is It, Mr. Fox? The image of Mr. Fox that comes to most minds is the Red Fox found in our Southwestern Ohio forest habitats. Most people believe...
As the days get warmer and kids are itching to get outside, it is time to go fishing, Ordovician Fishing that is. You might wonder what does Ordovician mean? What does it have to do with living in Cincinnati? The Ordovician Period is a geologic...