Raccoon Creek County Park

Gallipolis Community Park is a tiny city in southeastern Ohio on the Ohio River. The name comes from the Latin word "galli," which means "Gaul" or "France," and the Greek word "polis," which means "city."

 Dozens of dogs were at the grand opening for the Maize Memorial Dog Park tucked inside the park near the baseball fields.

This section is responsible for the upkeep of Riverside Cemetery and all City Parks, including the athletic fields, swimming pool, Splash Park, and other facilities.

The Kauffman Dog Park in Marion, Ohio, is part of the family-friendly Kennedy Park. This designated canine zone, located on a section of Kennedy Park's 26 acres, features two fully gated areas perfect for off-leash play. Small dogs get access to one of the two enclosures.

Soccer fields, restrooms, and a picnic shelter are all available at Kellogg Park. The Kellogg Park Dog Field, on the back four acres, is a popular off-leash area for permit holders and their canine companions.

To support the design, construction, and acquisition of amenities, Great Parks Forever collaborated with Great Parks of Hamilton County and the SPCA Cincinnati.