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Great Parks' programming and events elevate outdoor experiences by providing opportunities for adventure to challenge, excite and build confidence; enrichment to inspire learning and creativity; wellness to promote physical and mental well-being and celebrate communities across Hamilton County. Discover a rich calendar of outdoor experiences at Great Parks of Hamilton County. Whether you’re looking for paddleboard yoga, native-plant gardening, children’s garden clubs, family storytime on the farm, or guided sunset hikes, there’s an adventure for every age. Filter events by location, activity type, or visitor group to easily plan a visit across scenic parks, lakes, gardens, and nature preserves. Many programs are free or low-cost, offering accessible ways to build confidence, wellness, creativity, and connection. Perfect for families, nature enthusiasts, and community explorers seeking enriching, active time outdoors.
September 2025
Special Event
Fall Migration Birding
calendar_today Sunday, September 14
watch 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
group Adult, Child, Family, Scout
What to know
Birders of all experience levels are invited to search for songbirds, raptors and other feathered friends flying south for the winter. Bring a pair of binoculars or borrow a pair from Great Parks while supplies last.
Cost: Free Age(s): All ages
Location: Otto Armleder Memorial Park | Connector Trail
Family Garden Tea Party
calendar_today Sunday, September 14
watch 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
group Child, Family
What to know
Bring the whole family for a tea-riffic morning in the garden! Savor samples of herbal tea and fresh honey while kids enjoy themed lawn games, a scavenger hunt, and watercolor teacup craft.
Cost: $10/person; kids 2 and under are free (register by Sept.13) Location: Winton Woods | Farm & Equestrian Center
Pastimes of Times Past: Settler Luxuries
calendar_today Sunday, September 14
watch 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM
group Adult, Child, Family, Homeschool, School, Scout
What to know
To a rough-and-tumble settler, many modern conveniences would be considered luxuries. At the historical schoolhouse, discover simple comforts from back in the day, such as embroidery, beaver pelts and spices. Plus, indulge in wire-wrapped jewelry making!
Cost: $5 per craft (register online or cash on-site while supplies last) Age(s): All ages
Location: Shawnee Lookout | Springhouse School
Horsemanship Scout Badge Program
calendar_today Sunday, September 14
watch 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
group Child, Family, Scout
What to know
Bring your group out to the Winton Woods Farm & Equestrian Center (WWFEC) to achieve Horseback Riding or Horsemanship badges. Programs are for groups of 6-20 scouts, ages 7 and up, and can be scheduled for Saturdays or Sundays at 5 p.m. Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance, and full payment is required at the time of reservation.
To book a ride, or check on availability of any certain date, please contact the WWFEC Office at:
513-931-3057 or [email protected].
Group Trail Ride
calendar_today Sunday, September 14
watch 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM
group Adult, Child, Family
What to know
No experience is necessary for these group trail rides! Sign up your group of 3-10 people for a ride through our beautiful, scenic horse trail. Rides must be booked and paid at least one week in advance.
To book a ride, or check on availability of any certain date, please contact the WWFEC Office at:
513-931-3057 or [email protected].