Parks

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Each park is family oriented, providing activities for multiple age groups, to the extent possible. The active sports facilities are provided in locations that improve community-wide distribution, particularly in the northern portion of the City, and allow flexibility as the community grows. 

Visit the 301 acres of developed parks: 

• Meadows Park
• Thomas P. Quinn Park
• Frank Hosea Woods Park
• Corwin M. Nixon Park
• Heritage Oak Park
• Pine Hill Lakes Park
• Mason Sports Park

The parks are also supported by the Mason Parks & Recreation Foundation. Its purpose is to enhance the quality of life by encouraging the support of parks, places, and programs. 

Frequently Asked Questions

1.  Do I need to buy a fishing pass to go fishing at Pine Hill Lakes?
            Yes. Fishing passes are required for anyone fishing over the age of 10. Daily and Season Passes are available at the Mason Municipal Center, 6000 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, Ohio and at the Mason Community Center, 6050 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, Ohio.

2.  May I bring my pet?
            Yes. Dogs and cats are welcome if they are controlled at all times on a leash no more than 6 feet long. Doggie Bag Dispensers are available in the parks to encourage responsible pet ownership.

3.  May I practice golf in the parks?
            No. Balls left behind are hazards for other visitors, athletic participants, and balls hit by mowing equipment are very dangerous.

4.  Is beer permitted?
           No. All alcoholic beverages are prohibited.

5.  May I reserve a shelter?
          Shelters are available on a first come, first serve basis.

6.  May I reserve baseball, softball, or soccer fields?
          Field scheduling priority is given to organized Mason sports leagues. If you have any questions pertaining to field reservations, please call the Parks and Recreation Office at 513.229.8550.