City of Mason parks emphasize a balance of natural resource protection and passive activity with active use of each of the larger parks.
mason parks
Each park in Mason is family oriented, providing activities for multiple age groups to the extent possible.
Passive parks preserve natural habitat for birds and wild animals. Walking trails and a few benches are provided for the enjoyment of humans.
Active sports facilities are provided in locations that improve community-wide distribution and allow flexibility as the community grows.
Visit the 330+ acres of developed parks in Mason:
- Corwin M. Nixon Park
- Frank Hosea Woods Park
- Makino Park
- Mason Sports Park
- Meadows Park
- Pine Hill Lakes Park
- Sundin Fields at Heritage Oak Park
- Thomas P. Quinn 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
Below are some frequently asked questions from park patrons that may be helpful in planning your next visit to a Mason park.
Can I reserve a shelter?
All shelters within City of Mason parks are available on a first come first serve basis and do not require reservation. If you are planning a large gathering at a shelter, we encourage residents to inform the City of Mason so that staff can plan to direct resources to the area after the shelter is used so that it is in good condition for other park patrons.
How do I reserve a field?
City of Mason Athletic Complexes can be reserved. Please contact the City of Mason Field Scheduling Team at 513.229.8555 or by email at [email protected] to inquire about field availability.
Are fishing passes required at Pine Hill Lakes Park?
Pine Hill Lakes Park has two fishing lakes that are regularly stocked. Daily and seasonal fishing passes are available for purchase at Mason Community Center, 6050 Mason-Montgomery Road. Anyone under the age of 10 may fish at the lakes for free.
Can I bring my pet to the parks?
Dogs and cats are welcome at all parks if they are on a leash throughout their entire visit to the park. Mutt mitt stations are conveniently located throughout Mason parks to help keep the parks clean from pet waste.
Can I practice golf in the parks?
To ensure safety of park patrons, practicing golf is prohibited in City of Mason parks. However, residents are encouraged to visit Mason’s public golf course – The Grizzly. The course offers an 18-hole golf course, a 4-hole Academy course and a driving range.
Are alcoholic beverages permitted?
For the health and safety of all park patrons, alcoholic beverages are prohibited in City of Mason parks.
Can I reserve the FC Cincinnati Mini Pitch at Makino Park?
Yes. The pitch is intended to be open for drop in use for children, family, friends and multigenerational use. Those using the pitch are asked to be kind and courteous to everyone using the pitch. Groups interested in using the pitch for structured, organized group play must have a reservation. To reserve the pitch, please contact [email protected].
Who do I contact to reserve a City of Mason Park for an upcoming special event?
City of Mason parks are popular destinations for special events such as 5k races, tournaments, camps and more. The City of Mason also provides the option for organizations to rent event resources and equipment. Please contact the City of Mason Parks and Recreation Department at [email protected] or call 513.229.8500 to begin planning your special event in a Mason park.
Does the City offer outdoor Pickleball Courts?
Yes. Heritage Oak Park features eight dedicated pickleball courts with permanently installed posts and nets. Three tennis courts are also lined for pickleball play, allowing for flexibility in use.
For more information regarding City of Mason parks, please contact the City of Mason at 513.229.8500.
park ordinances
Park ordinances can be found here