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Riverside Crossing Park, Dublin (JASCO)

Riverside Crossing Park, Dublin (JASCO) | Japanese-City.com
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6635 Riverside Dr
Dublin, OH 43017
 
Map of Riverside Crossing Park, Dublin (JASCO), 6635 Riverside Dr, Dublin

The Scioto Riverside Park Master Plan outlines a transformational vision for one of Dublin’s most important civic and natural spaces, which will connect Historic Dublin and the heart of Bridge Park.

Riverside Crossing Park will be part of a broader system of regional parks and local recreational systems, linking to these assets through extensive bicycle/pedestrian facilities, canoe/kayak access points, and scenic natural connections.

The west side of the park is envisioned as a more naturalized area with connections to the Indian Run greenway, water access and trail systems. Future trails to the north and south of the are included in the Park’s Master Plan and will be programmed in the City’s Capital Improvements Program budget in the near future.

The east side of the park is elevated outside of the floodplain and will feature areas for public gatherings and cultural events, recreational programs, pavilion building, planting beds and scenic river overlooks.

The two sides of the park are linked by a pedestrian bridge, with public plazas providing access to restaurants, shops, a library and the broader mix of destinations east and west.

   

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Phone: (614) 410-4400

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