New Richmond, Ohio, is a small village founded in 1814, situated along the scenic banks of the Ohio River and sharing a border with Kentucky. Known for its historic downtown and waterfront charm, New Richmond offers a close-knit community feel, making it an attractive option for commuters, located about 20 miles southeast of Cincinnati. The village features a mix of home styles, including modest bungalows, classic ranch-style homes, elegant Victorians, and contemporary builds, with many homes designed to mitigate flooding risks. Notable attractions include the world's only Cardboard Boat Racing Museum, the Ross-Gowdy House Museum, and the New Richmond Military Museum. Dining options range from the Green Kayak Grille & Pub to Front Street Café, providing a variety of American fare. Residents enjoy green spaces such as Haussermann Park, which offers historic markers detailing the Underground Railroad, and Plum Street Park, a family-friendly spot with a playground and basketball court. The Augusta Street Boat Launch and New Richmond Harbour provide picnic areas and benches along the flood wall. Each year, the village hosts RiverDays, a two-day event featuring the Cardboard Boat Race, carnival rides, food, live music, and fireworks. The New Richmond Exempted Village School District serves over 2,000 students, with schools receiving high ratings. Commuters benefit from the village's proximity to Cincinnati and the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport, located about 30 miles away.
