Top Rated Parks to Visit in Mason

"Spend the afternoon exploring the bosky expanse of the hilltop Eden Park. Wander the galleries of the Cincinnati Art Museum, visit the Art Deco Krohn Conservatory, or stop at the Twin Lakes for fine panoramas out over the river over Kentucky."

"Location: 950 Eden Park Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (Mt. Adams). Another well-known park in the city that offerssome beautiful viewsof the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky is Eden Park. Located on the outskirts of theMt."

"Eden Park is home to the Art Museum, the Playhouse, and the Krohn Conservatory. It covers 186 acres and features, among others, gazebos, memorial paths, and a playground."

"Walk the boardwalk along the river’s edge, take in the beautiful scenic views of Cincinnati and Newport, enjoy the fragrant flowers and green space, splash in the water fountains, experience the “flying” pig in the playground, try out the giant foot piano and walk across the Roebling Suspension Bridge. Pack some snacks, a water bottle and spend a few hours enjoying all the park has to offer."

"If you’re searching for free things to do in Cincinnati that are outdoors, look no further than Smale Riverfront Park. This 45-acre park houses everything from sprawling green spaces and walking trails to a carousel, playgrounds, and a restaurant. The park is also home to a multitude of events from free concerts to markets and more."

"This park is right in the heart of downtown Cincinnati and has its own website. It is famous for its carousel, but also has scenic walkable paths, and easy access to restaurants and the river. You can also read reviews on Yelp."

"Ault Park is the fourth-largest park in Cincinnati, stretching more than 223 acres throughout the city's eastern Mount Lookout neighborhood. The park, which is named in honor of Cincinnati park developers Levi Addison and Ida May Ault, showcases beautiful views of the Little Miami River Valley from a scenic hilltop panorama in the neighborhood's northern area. Landmarks within the park include an Italian Renaissance-style pavilion that was constructed in 1930 and can be rented for public and private special events."

"The 224-acre park is Cincinnati’s 4th largest park with plenty of green space, hiking trails, a Pavilion, and several gardens. If you visit in late March/early April the trees are blooming beautifully in Ault Park. Later in the spring, you can enjoy more of the flowers in the gardens."

"Ault Park is in eastern Cincinnati and has stunning hill-top views. The centerpoint of the park is a large pavilion built in 1930, a great place to admire the view or hold an event. The park also has lots of green space, a soccer field, and a beautiful flower garden."

"Few budget-friendly experiences are as tranquil as a stroll through Mt. Airy Forest, Cincinnati’s largest park. The forest packs 13 trail miles, 23 picnic areas, a disc golf center, and a wheelchair-accessible treehouse into its vast, nearly 1,500 acres. An onsite arboretum, with 30 acres of gardens, provides a peaceful lake and gazebo for unwinding."

"Boasting 1,500 acres and miles of hiking trails, Mt. Airy Forest is a top destination for people searching for things to do outside in Cincinnati. The park was founded in 1911. In addition to hiking, visitors can play disc golf on the park’s 18-hole course, hit the trails on two wheels or visit the Mt. Airy Arboretum."

"With 1,500 acres of hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking trails through a stunning, hilly forest area, Mt. Airy Forest is a great place to escape from the city and enjoy nature in northwest Cincinnati."

"Located just a couple minutes from the University of Cincinnati sits Bellevue Park, a spot that offers some of the most scenic views of Cincinnati that you can find anywhere in the city."

"Fleischmann Gardens is a four-acre public park located on the former homestead of Fleischmann Yeast Company founder Charles Fleischmann, the father of Cincinnati Mayor Julius Fleischmann. The park's lands were donated to the City of Cincinnati in 1925 and was significantly expanded in 1976 with the purchase of adjacent lands owned by the Salvation Army. Today, they showcase botanical attractions such as the state's largest gingko tree, accessible via a stone path leading down into an evergreen maze area."

"For a welcome change from visiting museums and entertainment venues you can bring the children to have some outdoor fun at the Fleischman Gardens which are located close to the Cincinnati Zoo. The gardens were once the private garden of Charles Fleischman (of Fleischman Yeast Company) and were donated to the city by his heirs in 1925. Here you can spend some time walking around the beautifully landscaped gardens and watching the children have some fun at the children’s playground."

"Location: 710 Tusculum Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45226 (Columbia-Tusculum). Located atop Mt. Tusculum on the east side of the city, Alms Park offers some awesome views of the Ohio River, the Little Miami River, the hills of northern Kentucky, and the Lunken Airport. With over 94 total acres, the park is home to several hiking trails, a playground, picnic areas, a pavilion available for rental, and several incredible overlook points."

"It features a picnic site, pavilion, playground, overlook, hiking trails, public art, and lots of nature to explore. If you’re interested in booking an event you can visit Premier Park Events. You can also read reviews on Yelp."

"Located atop Mt. Tusculum on the east side of Cincinnati, Alms Park offers some incredible views of the Ohio River, the Queen City, and the hills of northern Kentucky."

"Finally, in Rookwood, there's Spavia Day Spa, a local favorite with four stars out of 63 reviews. Stop by 3825 Edwards Road, Suite 106 to hit up the day spa and skincare and massage spot the next time you're looking to satisfy your cravings. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"There is literally no other Japanese restaurant you need to go to. Everything I have ever tried from them is amazing. I can’t wait to dine in..."

"Beautiful Sushi with 1/2 Price(including special rolls and carry-out sushi) Tasting good Korean food from the kitchen. Hours:Closed todayMon: 5:30 PM - 9:30 PMTue: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PMWed: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PMThu: 5:30 PM - 10:00 PMFri: 5:30 PM - 11:00 PMSat: 2:00 PM - 11:00 PMSun: 2:00 PM - 8:30 PM. Address:3355 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45209"

"Seasons 52 is a casual grill and wine bar that serves flatbreads, small plates, handcrafted cocktails and wine in a laid-back setting with live music. The café-style eatery offers a rotating menu of seasonal American dishes prepared with the highest quality locally sourced ingredients from the freshest seafood and seasonal produce to all-natural meats and organic cheeses. The cuisine is accompanied by an impressive list of global wines."

"Placed on the borders of the city there is a nice Grill Restaurant Four Seasons Restaurant. It acts also as Reception Center. Four Seasons Restaurant is known from its Traditional American and Seafood food."

"This is a beautiful place with great service and a great and healthy menu!. I had a lamb special which was the best lamb I have ever had...other than my M..."

"Another popular place to get vegetarian dishes is Harmony Plant Fare, an all-vegan shop in the historic Findlay Market of the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood. As their site shares: “You can order a sandwich, buy meats, cheese & salads by the pound, or pick up some vegan pantry staples. We make our own seitans and vegan cheese."

"Located in Roselawn, Amma’s Kitchen is a vegetarian Indian restaurant that offers a fantastic lunch and dinner buffet filled with dishes that are all vegetarian-friendly and filled with flavor. Location: 7633 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45237. Website: Amma’s Kitchen"

"Amma’s is a vegetarian South Indian restaurant known for its dosas (thin rice crepes) and daily lunch buffet. On Wednesdays, the buffet is completely vegan."