Make sure to spend at least 2hours if you want to see all exhibits, a show in interpretive center. Lot of places in park have good views of Louisville downtown. Good for kids & adults. More

Great information on dinosaurs, and the geology of the area. Good fishing in the river below the dam. More

Stopped to see "The Falls" and stayed for about an hour hunting river glass. Very interesting history and it was awesome to watch the power of the water coming through the dam. More

During the late summer, the river tends to be at it's lowest level for the year. You are able to walk out onto exposed fossile beds and see plant and fish folliles dating back millions of years (old earth view). The interactive center is great and it is a wonderful family experience. More

It cost us all of $2 to park and I could have stayed for hours. The rocks/fossils are wonderful and located so close by. Take a picnic lunch and sit up by the visitor's center to get a great view. Very cost-effective stop to take with pre-teen kids. More

Fossils, birding, fishing, hiking, lots of history and info on local flora & fauna, walking and biking trails, picnicing, playgrounds, great photography opportunities. Young and old alike come here year round. The park is handicapped accessible. Here is a link to their website.....http://www.fallsoftheohio.org/visitor_info.html More

The Falls of TRhe Ohio State Park is basically one building and the fossil beds. The fossil beds are actually in the Ohio River and are underwater when the river is up. The only building is an interpetive center with historic information about the falls and prehistoric information about the fossils. They host a walk where you actually wade across... More

Great place to visit and see many fossils of many small animals, such as small snails and fish. There is also tree roots growing at the edge of the water and they are twisted and interested. More

Not much to see or do, except the park areas were kinda nice for picnicking. More