There’s no need to travel for Spring Break adventures – Louisville is home to one of only four Olmsted Park Systems in the world. Why not explore this local treasure?
Read on for five Olmsted Parks staycation ideas for Spring Break!
Sankofa Sanctuary at Chickasaw Park
A natural play space and river overlook await you at the official programming space of Play Cousins Collective. bring a picnic and enjoy the view!
Iroquois Park North Overlook
Take a hike to the best view in the city! The Corbly Trail begins just beyond the gate at Uppill Road and winds around the hill through the forest. You can also take the new North Overlook Staircase which will have you to the top in a flash!
Shawnee Park Lily Pond
If you love chess, you’re in luck! This picturesque destination features chess tables that can double as the perfect place for a picnic.
Nettelroth Memorial Bird Sanctuary
Located near the intersection of Maple Road and the Scenic Loop in Cherokee Park, the Nettelroth Loop features a boardwalk and birdwatching opportunities. Bring binoculars and an identification guide to learn about our feathered friends!
Central Park Playground
The new playground in Central Park offers activities from children of all abilities. The park features sensory friendly games and a Sway Fun, which is one of the most popular play amenities for children using wheelchairs or other mobility devices.
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