West Covington Park

History and Transformation

Originally a neglected industrial site and brownfield, the park underwent significant restoration and was transformed into a functional community space in 2015 by Ayers Saint Gross, a design firm specializing in sustainable landscapes.

Spanning 12.2 acres, the park is well-suited for both recreational activities and nature appreciation.

Ecological Features

The park emphasizes ecological restoration, featuring lush greenery and habitats designed to support local wildlife, including birds and insects.

Sustainable stormwater management is a key feature of its infrastructure.

Trails and Amenities

Walking and biking paths weave through the park, making it accessible for exercise and leisure.

Informative plaques are scattered along the trails, providing insights into the area's wildlife and history.

Visitors can relax in Adirondack chairs to enjoy the waterfront views or bring a picnic to the open grassy areas.

Recreation Opportunities

A pier offers waterfront views and opportunities for fishing.

A sandy playing area is available for beach volleyball.

The park has a thriving community engagement component with events like outdoor movie nights, concerts, and food truck gatherings during the warmer months.

Community Connection

West Covington Park serves as both a conservancy area and a community hub, encouraging locals and visitors to connect with nature while enjoying recreational opportunities.

Its proximity to dining spots like Nick's Fish House also makes it a convenient destination for a combined outing.