Location: Dublin
Top Things to do in Dublin
Top 6 Nature & Parks in Dublin, Ohio (OH)
Dublin is an affluent city in Franklin, Delaware, and Union counties in the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 41,751 at the 2010 census. Dublin is a suburb of Columbus, Ohio.
Restaurants in Dublin
1. Riverside Crossing Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By wearefamilee007
As of June 2020, this park is still under construction but the bridge connecting the east and west portion of the river is now open. This is a great place to hang out for an afternoon/evening as there are many restaurants on both sides of the park. Afterwards, you can go for a stroll on the bridge and check out the new Dublin library, grab dessert at the various ice cream shops, or go for a mini hike at Indian run falls.
2. Ballantrae Community Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By travelrelaxrepeat - Columbus, United States
I had no idea that this was tucked away in Dublin. There is a grassy hill for one to climb with a rabbit statue on top as a visual reward. It’s a perfect place to bring a sun umbrella and a cooler for lunch. There is nothing for sale, it’s completely free but they do have public restrooms
3. Indian Run Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By JGJerry - Springfield, United States
Beautiful walk along the rim of the gorge that includes views of the creek, water falls, and rock cliffs. The falls are beautiful if you can get a good view of them with all the trees. We enjoyed our walk from the parking lot across the bridge at the upper falls along the rim to the cemetery and back. Some really old grave stones in the cemetery dating back to the 1800’s.
4. Coffman Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By 439kents - Los Angeles, United States
My wife and I recently spent three days listening to Celtic music, enjoying a variety of foods from pasties to pot stickers, indulging in ice cream, cookies and cakes at the Dublin Celtic/Irish Festival held at Coffman park the first weekend of August. We travel specifically to attend Celtic music festival and have enjoyed them in many states and countries. This festival has been the best overall Celtic event that we have attended in the last 40 years. The entertainers were local, national and international and excellent entertainers. There were educational events, sports activities, a huge kids play area many vendors there. Despite going all three days, we weren't able to see all of them and will need to return again next year. The staff was excellent with over 1,000 volunteers. It was an unbelievably reasonable admission cost ($25/senior for all three days!). This was definitely the highlight event so far of our Celtic experiences.
5. Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park
6. SportsOhio
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By michaeldP907HN - Dublin, United States
This is a place for any PGA golfer just here to visit the Columbus area to improve their golf skills especially driving range, chipping and putting. Usually the staff is aware of areas where a golfer can improve their techniques from mental attitude to judging where to hit a drive or make a putt. Golfers such as Jordan Spieth coud certainly use this on ideal weather days year around when weather is good similar to present when their time and weather conditions permit. Usually on non peak days last minute air travel from anywhere can be arranged to John H Glenn CMH within a few days. Road travel is usually not an issue on interstates from Texas to Columbus OH on good weather days except in times of bad weather, road construction or rush hours 6-9 AM or 4-7 PM through major cities suych as Nashville TN. There is also a batting cage., hockey workout, minature golf to enhance putting skills and party room. Prices are very reasonable for their budget operation and for present economic conditions of Dublin OH very competitive.
