Juilfs Park

North (main office): 8249 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244
South (near tennis courts): 8200 Patton Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45244

The Juilfs Foundation, through its generous gifts, has made this 28-acre park a crown jewel of the Anderson Parks.

Park visitors of all ages can get out and get active with lots of fun outdoor activity options, including a hike/bike trail, a farm-themed playground, two sand volleyball courts, three tennis courts, one basketball court, two picnic shelters, three ball diamonds and lots of open space. The picnic shelters and seasonal ball diamonds and soccer fields are reservable.

The popular one mile paved hike/bike trail winds throughout the park. Picnic tables, family swings and park benches are also sprinkled throughout the grounds. Restrooms are located on the backside of the office building.

Juilfs Park is also the most popular location for items purchased from the park district’s Lasting Gifts program, including adopted trees, benches and the “Apple of Your Eye” Tribute Tree.

Hours of operation

Park: Open from dawn to dusk, 365 days a year, excluding special events.
Playground water play operating hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Scheduled to be turned on by Memorial Day Weekend and turned off after Labor Day weekend.

Size

28 acres

Opening Date

July 19, 1986

Acquisition

Juilfs Park is the product of two parcels. In 1980, the south eight acres were donated by Elizabeth Juilfs. The remaining 18 acres were purchased from the Juilfs Foundation in 1983.