Below are Covington
Parks & Recreation Department events and programs. For additional information click on "Learn More" or contact the Parks & Recreation Department at
recreation@covingtonky.gov or 859-292-2151.
Upcoming Events
NKY Senior Games: Winter Edition
Tuesday, January 9
9:30 a.m. - Noon
Armory Gymnasium at Tower Park, in Ft. Thomas
- Shuffleboard, billiards, snow golf, cup stacking, Wii games, cup stacking and pop-a-shot, along with winter-themed games including snow skittles, freezebee toss, snowflake toss, and snowman toss.
Wednesday, January 10
12:30 p.m.
Boone County Public Library, Main Branch, Rt. 18
Represent Covington and register! To register for this event click here.
Night Mountain Bike Rides
Every Tuesday starting from 6 - 8 pm
Join local mountain bikers on a night ride through the Devou Park trails. Riders will meet in the parking lot of the Devou Golf Clubhouse at 6 pm and leave by 6:15 pm for the group ride. The group ride will end at 8 pm, followed with networking in the Clubhouse. Riders must have front bike lights to navigate the course. This event is recommended to riders with an intermediate level.
For more information click here.
Senior Swim
Every Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9:30 - 11 a.m.
Boys & Girls Club - Covington
Only 2 more weeks left of senior swim! If you are 50 and older, don’t miss your free opportunity to swim laps, participate in water aerobics or make new friends. Classes start again on March 13.
Covington Parks & Recreation News
Adult Softball - Holiday Discount
It’s never too early to start getting your team together! For the entire month of December, we’re offering a $30 discount when you register your team. The season runs May - August.
To learn more click here.
Past Events:
Check out a few photos from last month’s events and programs. Thanks to everyone that made it out and shared their feedback at Perk up the Park!
Located in the historic Licking Riverside neighborhood, George Rogers Clark is the perfect park to enjoy a beautiful fall day. If you have visited recently, you probably noticed construction along the bank of the river. To prevent future sliding of Riverside Drive, a construction team is working over the next couple of months to reinforce the hill. Despite the construction, this park is still perfect for enjoying a view of the Cincinnati skyline, taking a moment of Zen, or learning local history from multiple statues in the area.
