Ground has offically been broken at the 112-acre Grailville Nature Preserve, located in Loveland, scheduled for completion in Spring 2027. The former farm and retreat center is being thoughtfully developed into a public preserve with expanded access to

Enjoy expanded access to nature like never before. For the first time, guests can now cross the East Fork Little Miami River, connecting the Oak Ridge Loop trail to a 25-acre island. Visitors can hike along the mile-long Pawpaw Crossing Trail that loops along

Set along the river, the sundeck is a beautiful space offering the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and enjoy the view. Featuring picnic benches, Adirondack chairs, and a couple benches, the wheelchair-accessible sundeck is the perfect spot to look out over

As spring returns to Clermont County, so does the perfect opportunity to refresh our closets and our commitment to the planet. This season, the Clermont County Park District is excited to partner with GLAM (Give like a Mother) and the West Clermont School

Since one Saturday in January 2000, teams of park district staff and volunteers have hit the trails in our parks armed with clipboards and binoculars. The goal? Counting birds! The annual Clermont County Winter Bird Count tallies not only species, but also

For the very first time, local museums are coming together to launch the Clermont County History & Museum Passport. This brand-new initiative encourages guests to collect stamps as they travel from site to site, discovering everything from early

Throughout 2025, we invited several local artists to lead crafting sessions in our parks. We made tiny terrariums, learned how to make natural dyes, crafted flowers out of both upcycled book pages and stained glass pieces, hand-dyed patches, and so much

If you have ever walked the Old Growth Trail at Clingman Park, you may have noticed the magnificent American Beech tree stands and their wild root systems. In an effort to preserve those tree stands we have begun installing a boardwalk! The boardwalk will

This fall, we have been collecting seeds from native plants around our parks. We’ll eventually use the seeds we’ve collected to plant and restore habitat in areas where we’ve been working hard to remove invasive plants. We have been