Facility Amenities Lodge provides occupancy for up to 125 guests if tables and chairs are setup and 350 persons standing room only Assortment of tables and chairs are available with rental Features stained concrete floor, wainscoting on walls Grand wood-burning fireplace with firewood supply Large windows offer a view of Little Miami River Kitchen area with...
Rates Indian Hill Residents: $350.00 Non-Residents: $500.00 A 10% discount off the total price will be offered for two-day rentals. A $200.00 refundable Security Deposit, signed Rental Lease Agreement and signed Indemnity agreement required at time of reservation. Availability The Lodge is available to rent year-round. 10:00am to 1:00am
About The Livingston Lodge is an historic landmark located in Indian Hill on north Given Road. This facility was once the recreation hall for Camp Livingston. This camp was originally named the Helen Trounstine Camp. Its name was changed in 1920 when H. S. Livingston established a memorial for his only son, Lt. Robert Krohn...
Keep Grand Valley Clean Some visitors are discarding their cigarette butts and water bottles on the shoreline of the lakes and on the walking trails. Please do your part to keep Grand Valley beautiful. Use the trash cans that are available, or take home what you bring in. Report anyone you observe littering to the...
Dog Leash Regulation Dogs may be unleashed on the North Trail and the West Overlook Trail only. Dogs must be kept under control. It is mandatory that dogs are kept on their leash on all other trails. Fishing Regulations All fish are catch and release except the following daily bag limits per person per day:...
Develop a master plan for the property that will insure the highest level of benefits to a broad range of users while restoring Grand Valley to a pristine natural area. Protect unique and important wildlife species through meaningful use restrictions and responsible site design criteria. Provide for the construction of necessary recreation facilities and other...
About The Grand Valley Preserve, a former gravel excavation site, was acquired by the Village of Indian Hill in 2002. Located in Camp Dennison, the 379 acre site has been the focus of a reclamation project to restore wildlife and the Preserve’s natural beauty. Due to the restoration, a few miles of beautiful walking trails...
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About The Village of Indian Hill Public Works Department maintains 75 miles of bridle trails. Seasonal work such as mowing, weed-eating and tree trimming are routinely performed each year. Culvert replacements, sign installation, drainage projects, re- routing and new trail installations are done on an as needed basis. Though the trails are regularly inspected, your...
Visitor Guidelines The grounds are open 7 days a week during posted seasonal hours of operation. Please limit visits to these times, as the Arboretum is patrolled 24 hours a day. Dogs and other pets are not permitted anywhere on Arboretum grounds. The Arboretum No Pet Policy is for the safety of your pet, our living...
About Founded by Stanley M. and Dorothy Rowe in 1926 as their estate garden devoted to collecting botanical specimens from around the world. Located within Indian Hill, the 9.75 acre sites mission is to provide a beautiful display of evergreens and companion planting in a setting that imparts an education about the plants and the...
