Glenhurst Park
Glenhurst Park is a 4-acre community park located in the heart of the Glenhurst subdivision in Independence, Kentucky. Managed by the City of Independence Parks and Recreation Department, this park offers a peaceful retreat with family-friendly amenities, including a playground, walking trails, and a scenic pond.
Open daily from dawn to dusk, Glenhurst Park is perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, and playtime for children. Its lush greenery and tranquil setting make it a cherished spot for residents and visitors alike.
Key Information
- Address: 10735 Glenhurst Dr, Independence, KY 41051
- Coordinates: 38.9367° N, -84.6037° W
- Hours: Dawn to Dusk
- Parking: Small lot available
Features & Amenities
Playground
A fun and safe playground with swings and climbing structures, perfect for young children.
Walking Trails
Well-maintained paths for leisurely walks, runs, or invigorating hikes through lush greenery.
Scenic Pond
A picturesque pond with fish and turtles, ideal for relaxation and wildlife observation.
Park Benches
Scattered benches for resting and enjoying the serene surroundings.
Open Spaces
Grassy areas for picnics, casual games, or small community gatherings.
Glenhurst Subdivision
Glenhurst is a family-friendly neighborhood in Independence, Kentucky, developed by Arlinghaus Builders. Known for its energy-efficient homes and rural charm, the subdivision offers a close-knit community with easy access to urban amenities. Recent expansions, including the Greens of Glenhurst, have added new homes, enhancing the area's appeal.
The neighborhood is ideal for families, with low crime rates, top public schools, and a strong sense of community. Its proximity to Cincinnati (15 minutes away) makes it a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and city convenience.
Community Highlights
- Upper-middle-income residents
- Low vacancy rate (1.5%)
- Recent zoning approval for 67 new homes
Visitor Information
- Bring young children to the playground or enjoy a picnic by the pond.
- Check weather conditions: Spring and fall are ideal; summer is hot, winter is snowy.
- Bring water, sunscreen, or warm clothing, as there are no restrooms or shelters.
- Pet owners: Bring waste bags to clean up after pets.
- Pets allowed but must be cleaned up after (no dog run).
- No sports fields or shelters; no permits or reservations needed.
- Maintain cleanliness to preserve the pond and park areas.
- Lincoln Ridge Park: Larger park with sports facilities.
- Crestview Hills Town Center: Shopping and dining.
- Kenton County Golf Course: Nearby recreational option.