Lindner Park Nature Preserve at the McCullough Estate

Quiet place with lovely gardens and a koi pond. The parking is limited, which keeps the gardens and trail secluded and quiet. The trail is easy with some interesting history of the 19th Century house and property. The trail cuts through woods which borders people's backyards. There is an unfortunate problem of litter, particularly beer cans along the trail. However, a nice place to visit.

Beautifully quaint and small place with lots of historical significance. Clean area and large enough. Though connected to some back sides of houses.

The history of this place is quite interesting. The trail is short, simple, and not difficult. It has a nice size picnic area but very limited parking about 6 or 7 cars max. There are restrooms also!

Who knew? Tucked away inside the Edges of Norwood is a wonderous, scenic, family-friendly park such as Lindner Park and Nature Preserve. There were a couple of families sharing this with me this morning. One of those families was deer. Serene fall breezes through the trees. Sunlight poking through here & there. Simply a perfect day. You have got to see for yourself. Let me know how you loved it.

I was not expecting to find a park here, and I certainly wasn't anticipating it to be so interesting and beautiful! There's roughly a mile of trails, if that matters to you, but more striking are the gardens in the center of the park and the ruins hidden throughout the nearby woods. This place was fascinating and eerie. The only downside is the prevalence of poison ivy. It's not on the path, but don't wander unless you're paying attention.