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There are a variety of active and passive parks located within the Blue Ash City limits. With over 150 acres of parks and grounds within the city, there are many places to choose from for your recreational and leisure needs. Our Parks & Grounds Division staff maintains the great majority of the City's publicly owned properties -- essentially the parks and public properties except for the Golf Course. Crews are headquartered at 6171 Interstate Circle, adjacent to the City's Service Department central. The following offers a summary of the areas maintained by the Parks & Grounds crews: - Recreation Center - Downtown, Towne Square & Vet Memorial - Hazelwood Community Center - Sports Center - White Oak Park - Grooms Road Park - Oakwood Park (Hazelwood) - Nature Park & Amphitheatre - Hunt Park - Historical Hunt House - Municipal & Safety Center - Other public areas (street medians, etc.)
Parks Maintenance Office (513) 686-1270
RECREATION CENTER The Blue Ash Recreation Center is located at 4433 Cooper Road. The Recreation Center, as well as the areas surrounding the Recreation Center such as the Nature Park, amphitheatre area, etc., are maintained by the Parks & Grounds Division crews. For a map of our Recreation Center property (including the Nature Park and Shelters), please click here.
WHITE OAK PARK Located on the northwest corner of Cornell and Deerfield Roads. There is a gazebo located in the park and ample parking for small outings and/or picnics. The soccer field that is located within the park is available for drop-in use for residents as well as scheduled use for local youth soccer leagues.
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OTHER PUBLIC AREAS SUCH AS STREET MEDIANS, ETC. In addition to the other public parks and public areas described above, the Parks & Grounds crews maintain a number of areas adjacent to City-owned streets, including the medians within Pfeiffer/Glendale-Milford Road (see photo), Kenwood Road, Cornell Road, and other flowerbeds and landscaping adjacent to streets.