Cincinnati Riverfront Park
Let’s Change the Landscape!

The new forty-five-acre Cincinnati Riverfront Park will be a park for the generations—a compelling recreational, entertainment and leisure resource for the entire Greater Cincinnati community. Its many and varied features—including fountains, walkways, gardens, event lawns, playgrounds and restaurants— will contribute to the emotional and physical health of its citizens; to the economic vitality of the region and to the exceptional quality of life and experience to be cultivated and enjoyed throughout the area. Cincinnati Parks will oversee the planning, development and building of the park and subsequently sustain the Park as an enduring riverfront destination landmark.

The park will extend from the east at Great American Ballpark to Paul Brown Stadium—flanking the city’s beloved Roebling Suspension Bridge.

Cincinnati Parks will oversee the planning, development and building of the park and subsequently sustain the Park as an enduring riverfront destination landmark.

The Groundbreaking for Phase I
Monday, September 29, 2008—10:00 a.m.
The Foot of The Roebling Suspension Bridge