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All Off-Leash
All Off-Leash
Peace Park
There used to be a tobacco warehouse where Peace Park is located now. When the warehouse burned down, its owner, the late John C. Latham,
Hopkinsville Dog Park
According to locals who frequent Hopkinsville Dog Park, it’s a clean, well-maintained space with excellent amenities, and you shouldn’t miss a chance to visit. This
E. C. Million Memorial Park
Locals who frequent E.C. Million Memorial Park say the best time to visit is in spring when the flowers start blooming. The park is set
Lake Reba Park
If you’re an outdoorsy fur parent, you’ll love a trip to Lake Reba Park. The park offers a wide range of activities—from fishing to kayaking.
Devou Park
Visitors flock to Devou Park for its breathtaking panoramic views of Cincinnati and Covington. Climb to the top of the park’s highest hill, and you’ll
George Steinford Park
Locals know George Steinford Park as the Sixth Street Promenade. It’s a vast space that separates West 6th Street and is considered the heart of
Thompson Berry Park
There’s a lot you can do with your fur baby in the 38-acre space of Thompson Berry Park. You’ll find the Thompson Berry Soccer Complex
Jack C. Fisher Park
Jack C. Fisher Park is not your typical community park. It boasts 33 acres of space with lush greens and well-appointed amenities. The park is excellent
Joe Ford Nature Park
Nature lovers will surely have a blast at Joe Ford Nature Park. It’s home to the Joe Ford Nature Center, where you can join nature-based
Legion Park
Legion Park used to be a family picnic area until it was renovated in 1983 to include tennis courts, a street soccer court, and a
