CovingtonCLOSEUP -click here- Elected Officials Government Museums Schools Festivals Parks Demographics The city of Covington's City Park is located off St. Rt. 36 next to the Stillwater River, and includes the Covington City Pool. This also is the location for the city's Fort Rowdy Days every October. Covington also is close to some of Miami County's best park land, including the Blankenship Riverside Sanctuary, Stillwater Prairie Reserve, and the Goode Prairie. Greenville Falls, a nature area managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources also is near by. The list below covers the parks operated by the Miami County Park District plus Brukner Nature Center. The Covington City Park is located on West U.S. Route 36 in Covington, Ohio. Facilities at the park include: Ball fields, picnic shelters, and playground equipment. The Covington City Park also has a community pool. The pool is open from Memorial Day to the first day of school. The pool hours are: 12:30 P.M. - 6 P.M. seven days a week. Admission is free. Most cities in Miami County also operate their own parks. Information about those facilities can be accessed from the specific city pages. Listing with links to more info on county parks and nature areas Miami County Park District County department in charge of all the following parks and preserves - with the exception of the Brukner Nature Center  Brukner Nature Center - Troy, Ohio Trails, bird watching, programs, animals, star gazing, displays  Charleston Falls Preserve - Tipp City, Ohio / Bethel Township Waterfall, trails, observation towers, bird watching  F.L. Blankenship Riverside Sanctuary - Covington, Ohio Access to river, grassland  Garbry's Big Woods Reserve and Sanctuary - Piqua, Ohio Board walk trail, diverse woodland types  Goode Prairie - Covington, Ohio Trails, river views, diverse landscapes  Stillwater Prairie Reserve - Covington, Ohio / Newberry Township Trails, fishing ponds, river views, bird watching, picnic area