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Play areas are available at the following MetroParks:
MetroPark | Play Area | Surface |
| Chrisholm MetroPark Historic Farmstead | Nature Playscape | Engineered Mulch |
| Elk Creek MetroPark Sebald Park Area | Large Playbooster (near Shelter #9) | Engineered Mulch |
| Elk Creek MetroPark Sebald Park Area | Several Small Playboosters (near Shelters 2, 3 & 6) | Sand |
| Forest Run MetroPark Wildlife Preserve | Large Playbooster | Poured in Place Rubber Safety Surface |
| Governor Bebb MetroPark | John Mundy Play Area | Sand/Mulch |
| Governor Bebb MetroPark | Swing Set (near the Howe Shelter) | Sand |
| Indian Creek MetroPark Springfield Road Area | Large Playbooster | Sand |
| Rentschler Forest MetroPark Reigart Road Area | Small Playbooster - Upper Park | Engineered Mulch |
| Rentschler Forest MetroPark Reigart Road Area | Large Playbooster - Lower Park | Poured in Place Rubber Safety Surface |
| Voice of America MetroPark Ronald Reagan Lodge | Large Playbooster | Poured in Place Rubber Safety Surface |
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Great Miami River Trail Closure
The section of the Great Miami River Trail path between the State Route 122 Bridge at Bicentennial Commons, continuing just north of the new River Center construction site will be closed. Contractors will be installing the entrance and utilities for the River Center, which is projected to open in June 2018. This section of the trail will be closed until further notice for the safety of our park customer/owners. Thank you for your patience during while we bring improvements to your park system!We offer a periodic newsletter with information about upcoming events and programs.
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