Waterfront Park
- Park
- Regional draw
- Louisville
Louisville's Waterfront Park opens the city toward the Ohio River through lawns, paths, and gathering spaces.
The Big Four Bridge adds a distinctive pedestrian connection toward Jeffersonville, while the riverfront landscape gives visitors room for a relaxed walk close to downtown.
Choose a starting point according to the section you want to explore and allow extra time if you plan to cross the bridge. Events can make parts of the park busy. The Adventure Playground is under construction, so check the current park map and notices before planning a family stop around it.
[Official visitor information](http://www.louisvillewaterfront.com/)
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