Cherkez Pauline DDS

I have been experiencing the absolute wonderful solitude of Long Branch Farm for nearly 20 years. A wonderful place to bring your dog and your family.
Part of the Cincinnati nature center, it is a more rugged side. Bring shoes that you aren't afraid to get a little muddy, the paths are not gravel like they are at Rowe Woods

This park is open only to members of the Cincinnati Nature Center, so the membership card is required for entry. The bad: Sometimes it has been hard to get the card to work and you'll see people drive away because they can't gain entry. Also, when it's really windy they have closed the park for safety reasons due to branches falling. Since the tornado/ straight lines winds that came through in the summer of 2022, there is a TON of trees that are topped, branches dangling, and fallen trees...so the threat is now very real for branches falling. It's crazy to see the destruction, and kinda sad to see it go from a beautiful forest to wind damage forest. The good: the kid day camps are fantastic. There is a lot less people at the park. There's 2 creeks to explore and a couple places the park as set up to hang hammocks. There's a pretty overlook. Grasslands, forests, a lake, and creek habitats.

This is a members-only location of the Cincinnati Nature Center, and because of this is much quieter. It's a beautiful area, I just wish there was more of it.

Amazing location... trails are very pretty, well marked easy to navigate, gate monitored, deer were everywhere on sunday, came across them 12 times enjoyed seeing em

This is exclusively for members of the Cincinnati Nature Center. It's a lively farm located in Clermont County. There are some open prairie areas as well as multiple trails rambling through the woods and down by the beautiful creeks. The are facilities except for pit toilets but that building is well -maintained. You have to deal with some traffic getting there but once you do your stress melts away.