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Ault Park is one of Cincinnati's top parks. It has several picnic areas, multiple miles of trails, and multiple lookout points.

Ault Park is the city's fourth-largest park and was established in 1911 through the generous land donation by Levi Addison Ault and his wife, Ida May Ault. This spot is the heart of Ault Park. There is a Italian Renaissance-style Pavilion, constructed in 1930 with a large fountain in front of it. This elegant structure serves as a popular venue for weddings, dances, and private events, and provides visitors with panoramic views of the surrounding Little Miami River valley. Adjacent to the pavilion are the park's gardens, which feature the renowned Adopt-A-Plot program initiated in 1980, where volunteers maintain individual garden plots, contributing to the park's vibrant floral displays.

Located on the banks of the mighty Ohio River, Fernbank Park is a one mile long strip which offers great family-friendly outdoor activities. There are picnic areas and a playground, as well as a hiking trail at the far end of the park. Great views of the river are possible along the entire length of the park. If you take a short 100 yard detour you can visit Thornton Triangle, Cincinnati's smallest park which is only 0.010 acres in size.

Great viewpoint of the Ohio River and Kentucky from Woodland Mound Park. Sometimes you will see river barges bringing goods up and down the river.

Suspended 14 feet above the ground in the tree canopy, Everybody's Treehouse is truly a unique gem in the Cincinnati area. The structure is connected to the main trail by a fully wheelchair accessible ramp, making it the only fully accessible treehouse in the state.