Big Bend Park
Big Bend Park is a neighborhood park with some features of a nature park. A tributary of Holes Creek runs along the southern edge of the playground. The park includes a small wooded area to explore, trails to follow and a bridge. If you climb the stairway you will find yourself walking on an old railroad track bed. This section of the railroad track took a sharp turn to the west, which explains the name of the park. Play equipment includes slides, climbers, belt swings and infant swings.
- Park type
- Neighborhood
- Acres
- 7.84
- Location
- 1328 Spring Ash Drive
- Hours
- The park is open daylight hours.
What is here
- Drinking Fountain
- Hiking Trails
- Picnic Tables
- Play Equipment
- Water Feature — Stream
How this park came to be
Big Bend Park was acquired through open space transfer in 1988. The south end of the Cincinnati-Dayton Railroad that crossed through Washington Township is preserved in this park.
Check conditions first.
Ball diamonds and pitches close after rain. Field status is recorded daily, and the Park District’s own page carries access details, maps and rules.