Riverside Crossing Park Plaza — Attraction in Washington Township

Nice greenspace and public facilities adjacent to a pedestrian bridge. Plenty of lighting for safer evening strolls! There is a good amount of grass and some benches and such along the paved trail.

Walk over the bridge and browse the shops and restaurants on either side. The Bridge Park side is all newer buildings, and the other side has the cuter quaint shops and restaurants with a bit more character.

There's also a public covered eating area with a glassed-in fire pit and two indoor restrooms.

There's an area containing a very tiny ice rink that was not open as of mid-November.

The hand/safety rails along the pedestrian bridge are spider city! The webs look cool, but I wouldn't spend too much time leaning. Don't be a jerk and kill them or...

They’ve truly done a fantastic job of building up bridge park. There’s plenty of restaurants and things to do nearby. It’s a pleasant place to relax and enjoy a picturesque view of the Dublin link bridge crossing the Scioto. There are quite a few events and festivals going on during the summer and a farmers market every Saturday morning until October. If you have the time and shoes for it, there’s a path that leads to Kiwanis Riverway Park where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the foliage and wildlife inhabiting the banks...

This is pertaining to the ice skating: I wish I had realized what it was before spending $50 for our family to ‘skate.’ It is extremely small, which would be fine but the ‘ice’ is in rough shape. Lots of snow, choppy, and even slushy in some areas. The ice skates were like nothing I’ve seen before (extremely cheap) and broke the skin on my sons ankle after 35 minutes. I just wish I knew it wasn’t REALLY ice skating. My kids were so excited and we...