Independence Park
Independence Park, nestled in the heart of the Hartland subdivision in Independence, Kentucky, is a 4-acre public park managed by the City of Independence Parks and Recreation Department. Located just off State Route 17 (Madison Pike), this neighborhood park offers a welcoming space for families and residents to enjoy outdoor recreation and community gatherings.
Independence, a vibrant city in Kenton County with a population of approximately 28,676 (2020 census), is part of the Cincinnati metropolitan area. The park is one of six city-managed parks, complementing larger facilities like Memorial Park and Lincoln Ridge Park.
Park Features and Amenities
Open Green Spaces
Enjoy 4 acres of open space perfect for picnics, casual sports, or relaxation in a family-friendly environment.
Off-Street Parking
Convenient parking ensures easy access for visitors without congesting nearby residential streets.
Large Open Field
Great for kids to play tag, kick soccer balls, throw frisbee, etc.
Community Significance
Hartland Subdivision
The Hartland subdivision is a family-oriented neighborhood with single-family homes, mature trees, and modern amenities. Recent development, including a 2024 condo project, has sparked community discussions about growth and traffic. Independence Park serves as a vital recreational anchor amid these changes.
Role in Independence
As part of Independence's growing park system, the park fosters community cohesion by providing a space for casual recreation and social interactions. Its proximity to larger parks like Memorial Park and Lincoln Ridge Park ensures residents have access to diverse recreational options.
Plan Your Visit
Contact Information
Parks and Recreation Department
General Inquiries: (859) 363-5302
Visitor Tips
Permits are required for events or team practices. Enjoy nearby parks and local dining at Independence Towne Center.