The best parks & outdoor spots in Clermont County

Williamsburg to Batavia Hike-Bike Trail - Zagar Rd. Parking Lot taps you into 6 miles of smooth pavement for runners, walkers, skaters, and cyclists, blending flat bits with rolling climbs and those quirky abandoned roadways. From Zagar, cruise south toward East Fork Campground for an easy out-and-back.

From the Bethel newsletter, October 11, 2026

Big Fish Farms keeps it local and straightforward with a shop you can order from online and a team that actually replies when you have questions. Buy straight from a Bethel farm, support your neighbors, and upgrade dinner with something raised close to home.

From the Bethel newsletter, October 5, 2026

Since 1944, Maple Rey Farms has kept barns around Bethel happy with eco friendly, kiln dried bedding plus hay and straw, available in bags or bulk, delivery or self pickup. If your stalls need a refresh, their wood shavings and sawdust blends to suit your needs are a tidy win.

From the Williamsburg newsletter, September 29, 2026

Bethel’s own Simmons Farms, LLC turns October into a local ritual with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, barnyard animals, live music, food trucks, and even pumpkin launching via a one-of-a-kind trebuchet. When you’re not flinging gourds, the year-round farm store keeps weekly groceries delightfully local.

From the Bethel newsletter, October 3, 2026

For an easy afternoon that pleases kids, step counters, and shade seekers, Williamsburg Community Park spans 35 acres with a 24-hole par 60 disc golf course, pickleball and basketball courts, a playground, and river access. Snag a picnic table or reserve a shelter, then hit the walking trail.

From the Williamsburg newsletter, September 24, 2026

Fumduk Farm is quietly doing the tasty work, raising birds and pigs and selling the good stuff straight from their stand or through their shop. If you like knowing the folks behind your food, this is a neighborly source worth keeping on your weekly radar.

From the Bethel newsletter, September 23, 2026

Clover Valley Farm is teeing up U-cut Christmas trees for 2027, but right now the pumpkin patch is the move, with gourds grown without chemical pesticides or herbicides. Bonus for shutterbugs, the farm doubles as an outdoor photography venue with plenty of cozy, rural backdrops.

From the Williamsburg newsletter, September 27, 2026