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A tight community
About 12 miles north of Cincinnati, Lockland is a village that has not lost its sense of community through the years. “We were a factory town, but many of those closed in the 1990s and just now is more infrastructure and money being put in,” says Joe McGee, a lifelong resident of Lockland and Administrative Assistant to the Mayor. “It’s the type of community where people come out to the Christmas and Memorial Day parades, and you can call town hall and get a real human on the phone.” While Lockland was once an industrial village, the smokestacks have since cleared. What Lockland offers today is suburban living with access to spacious parks and a downtown area with restaurants that have been staples in the community for years.
Ranch-style bungalows
Single-family homes in Lockland have a median price point of just under $180,000, with many being historic homes built around the turn of the century. Housing styles vary greatly as there are old ranch-style bungalows sitting on the same street as large farmhouse builds with wide porches. In some areas, like off South Wayne Avenue, homes are located right off busy streets. However, most of the houses are on very narrow, secluded roads. Many homes have private parking, and the majority have yards. There are plentiful sidewalks that are shaded by mature trees for walking around the neighborhood.
Lockland Local School District
Kids head to the Lockland Local School District, beginning at Lockland Elementary, which has a C rating on Niche. The next stop is Lockland Middle School, which holds a C-minus rating and is noted for being one of the most diverse schools in Ohio. Lockland High School has a C-plus rating on Niche and is ranked as one of the best college prep schools in Cincinnati.
Gardner Park has the fun
There are plenty of outdoor spots for recreation in Lockland. Gardner Park is home to many local youth sporting events with three baseball diamonds and multi-purpose fields. The park also has a one-mile walking path, a basketball court and a nine-hole frisbee golf course. “The park is home to some of our best events, like our end-of-summer yearly festival,” says McGee. “We have food trucks and carnival games, and it’s a really great time.” Jonte Park is a local spot with community grills and picnic tables where residents can have an afternoon lunch under the sun. Children can flock to Whitaker Playground, which has plenty of climbing equipment and green space for other activities.
Lockland Veterans Memorial Park located on East Wyoming Avenue.
Colorful playground located at Whitaker Park in Lockland.
Curved walking path at Gardner Park in Lockland.
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Benson's and Strongs Pizza
When hungry, locals head to the many neon beer signs at Benson’s Tavern for elevated pub food in a relaxed atmosphere. Benson’s has classic American fare and plenty of rotating beers on tap. For Thai favorites in a casual and fun atmosphere, Thai Lom Cuisine is an option. No matter if it’s to grab a bite with friends or catch the game on TV, Strongs Brick Oven Pizzeria is a spot locals flock to. Strongs serves up personal pan pizzas fresh out of the oven and has a full bar and plenty of mounted televisions. For a nightcap, Wolfman’s Tavern has drink specials and classic bar games.
For groceries, residents can visit Don Vonderhaar’s Market, right in Lockland. The market has daily necessities, as well as a large beer and wine selection and a full deli. National chains are nearby, as there is an Aldi located north on Route 42 and a Kroger off Highway 4. There are not many retail outlets in Lockland, but shoppers can head the 12 miles south to Cincinnati for plenty of shopping options.
Hop on the Metro
Lockland is located right off Interstate 75, providing easy access to Cincinnati and plenty of other areas nearby for commuters. For quick movement through the neighborhood, the Go Metro bus has routes all over the Cincinnati area. There are frequent stops in Lockland along Wyoming Avenue and Wayne Avenue.
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