Lindner Park Nature Preserve at the McCullough Estate

I've been to this park many times. Sketchy people and dog owners let their dogs roam all over. Leash laws are not enforced and last year I had a fight with a guy who let his dogs go and they tried to attack my dog which was on a leash. I maced the dogs and he wasn't happy. He attacked me and I fought back. Police wouldn't do a thing.
Apr 4th, 2024

My family has going here for years before I was born, and I been going here sense I was an infant, great place to chill at, amazing place for photography in the spring/summer months, and it's a great place to enjoy the scenery and overall pleasant. 10/10 recommended. Restrooms: The restrooms are convenient, especially sense I consume a lot of caffeine. Dog-friendliness: If you want to play fetch, or chill and walk your dog, both options can be done here! Just please have the common courtesy to clean up after your doggo. Picnic area: It's a fantastic place to sit down and enjoy some food.
Feb 20th, 2024

This jewel is tucked away on a street between Pleasant Ridge and Norwood. I had the pleasure of visiting a few days ago when the weather gave an opportunity. Lovely hidden place.
Feb 7th, 2024

The history of this place is quite interesting. The trail is short, simple, and not difficult. It has a nice size picnic area but very limited parking about 6 or 7 cars max. There are restrooms also! Restrooms: Decent restrooms with Handsoap available. Dog-friendliness: Wood park and plenty of space but may not be enough walking distance for big dogs Picnic area: About 6 to 7 picnic tables
Feb 1st, 2024

loved it
Dec 31st, 2023