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If Warren County is considered “Ohio’s Largest Playground,” then Mason, being its largest city, is by default its anchor. Located about 22 miles from downtown Cincinnati, Mason has a population of more than 33,800 people.

As such, city officials encourage visitors to come to Mason to have fun and enjoy attractions that include the famous Kings Island Amusement Park, their Golf Center and Conference Center, as well as the Great Wolf Lodge. Every year, Mason hosts the Western & Southern Open, which is one of the world’s foremost co-ed tennis tournaments and is located in one of the largest tennis stadiums in the world, the Lindner Family Tennis Center.

Additional sites include the Alverta Green Museum, and events include their annual Red, Rhythm, and Boom event, the annual Christmas in Mason, the city’s Heritage Festival and Parade, and more.

On June 1, 1803, the Revolutionary War veteran William Mason went to an auction and paid $1,700 for the 640 acres of land that is now downtown Mason. He laid out 16 lots in 1815 from this land and gave the village the name “Narnia.”

By 1832, two years after his death more than 40 additional lots were laid out on the west, south, and north of Narnia. When these were recorded officially, the name of the village had been listed as “Palmyra.”

Then, in 1835, the town was incorrectly listed as Kirkwood. Because of this, town officials sent the U.S. Postal Service a petition to correct the name. They surmised the error could have occurred because their postmaster at the time was William Kirkwood.

However, when the town’s officials learned that there was another city with the name Palmyra in Ohio, they officially chose “Mason” as the name, and the rest as they say is history.

In addition to all the fun stuff mentioned above, Mason is also home to seven city parks covering roughly 300 acres that include fishing lakes, walking trails, playgrounds, picnic shelters, ball fields, and tennis courts. The city’s 199,000 square-foot Mason Community Center opened in 2003. It is one of the largest public recreation facilities in the state. It offers visitors a gymnasium, two swimming pools, a fitness center, a field house, a walking track, a senior center, a climbing wall, and meeting areas and classrooms. The city’s constantly growing network of bike paths connects the various neighborhoods to nearby schools, parks, and the downtown area.