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Get your hands dirty with upcoming homesteading and fiber arts classes at  . 🧶Rooted Living: Wool Dyeing will teach the ...
05/31/2026

Get your hands dirty with upcoming homesteading and fiber arts classes at .

🧶Rooted Living: Wool Dyeing will teach the basics of material dyeing for your favorite craft projects.
🐐 Interested in keeping goats? Rooted Living: Goat Husbandry will give you the fundamental skills you need to take care of these engaging animals.

Reservation are required, visit the link in comments for more information!

Meet one of the people who help make your MetroParks possible! 🌳
05/30/2026

Meet one of the people who help make your MetroParks possible! 🌳

Warmer weather 🌡️ is finally here in Butler County! But with that added sunshine 😎 comes a higher chance of dark clouds,...
05/29/2026

Warmer weather 🌡️ is finally here in Butler County! But with that added sunshine 😎 comes a higher chance of dark clouds, lightning storms, and sudden flash flooding. Whenever you're out in the parks, check the weather forecast and keep an eye on the sky. 🌩️ Have a plan for what you'll do and where you'll go if a sudden storm rolls in, and avoid any fast-moving water.

Ready to learn something new this summer? 🌿🐐🧶MetroParks’ Rooted Living series is all about hands-on skills, traditional ...
05/28/2026

Ready to learn something new this summer? 🌿🐐🧶

MetroParks’ Rooted Living series is all about hands-on skills, traditional practices, and connecting with the world around you. Our upcoming June programs include:

🧶 Rooted Living: Wool Dyeing
Learn the science and art behind dyeing wool with red and blue hues inspired by the American flag and the nation’s 250th anniversary. Participants will create and take home their own dyed yarn samples.

🐐 Rooted Living: Goat Husbandry
Interested in raising goats? This beginner-friendly class covers feeding, housing, health, handling, and understanding goat behavior to help build confidence caring for happy, healthy goats.

Whether you’re interested in farming, fiber arts, or simply trying something new, these programs are a great way to get hands-on experience in the parks. Registration is open now, link to programs below!

Creeking season is almost here 🌊🐸Grab your water shoes and get ready to explore what’s hiding beneath the surface! Our w...
05/26/2026

Creeking season is almost here 🌊🐸

Grab your water shoes and get ready to explore what’s hiding beneath the surface! Our weekly Creeking programs begin next week on June 4 at Sebald MetroPark and continue throughout June.

From crayfish and minnows to aquatic insects and all kinds of surprises, creeking is one of the best ways to experience the parks in the summer. Perfect for curious kids, families, and anyone who doesn’t mind getting a little wet 💧You can find a link to our programs in the comments below!

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Thank yo...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸

👟🌈 Prepare to get messy...the Summer Color Dash makes its debut on June 13th at Rentschler Forest MetroPark. 🏃🏿‍♀️🌳Wear ...
05/24/2026

👟🌈 Prepare to get messy...the Summer Color Dash makes its debut on June 13th at Rentschler Forest MetroPark. 🏃🏿‍♀️🌳

Wear white to enjoy the full experience! More information about this program and many more can be found in the link in comments.

Butler County's the place to be! Check out our spotlight in the Ohio Magazine article, and get inspired to plan your nex...
05/23/2026

Butler County's the place to be! Check out our spotlight in the Ohio Magazine article, and get inspired to plan your next outdoor adventure right here in southwest Ohio.

Throughout the month of May, MetroParks of Butler County is doing a weekly series sharing information about veterans bur...
05/21/2026

Throughout the month of May, MetroParks of Butler County is doing a weekly series sharing information about veterans buried at our historic cemeteries in honor of America’s 250th anniversary.

As part of our America 250 series, this week we’re honoring John Line, a Revolutionary War veteran laid to rest at the Fairfield Baptist Church/Line-Schafer Farm Cemetery at Line Hill Mound MetroPark.

Born in Essex, New Jersey in 1764, John Line served in the Revolutionary War as a Private in the New Jersey State Militia for nine months under Captain Craig and Major Hays. It is possible that their company saw action around Newark, New Jersey during 1782. He later married his wife, Sarah, and together they had a son named John Enyart.

Line eventually settled in Butler County, where he became part of the area’s early history and community. He passed away in Hamilton, Ohio in 1843. Preserving these historic cemeteries is vitally important to ensure that the stories of Butler County’s earliest residents and veterans continue to be remembered for generations to come. You can see John Line's grave, along with a few other early pioneers and veterans in Butler County at Line Hill Mound MetroPark!

Address

2051 Timberman Road
Hamilton, OH
45013

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

(513)8675835

Website

https://linktr.ee/metroparksofbutlercounty

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