Annwood Park

Annwood Park is an urban park located in the East Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. The park is owned and operated by the Cincinnati Park Board. Annwood Park was originally donated to the city of Cincinnati in 1966 as a gift, with an expansion following in 1969.

This small park serves as a quiet respite from the bustling Madison Road nearby. It features shaded grassy areas suitable for relaxation and leisure activities. One of the park's notable features is a grotto waterfall, which adds a picturesque element to the landscape.

As part of the donation agreement, Annwood Park is designated solely for walking and sitting purposes. The park does not contain playgrounds or picnic areas, maintaining its intended purpose as a peaceful urban green space. A memorial plaque honoring a local Korean War veteran can be found within the park grounds.

Annwood Park's primary function is to provide a serene environment for local residents and visitors to enjoy nature in an urban setting. Its limited amenities align with the original intent of the donation, preserving the park's tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty.