Looking for the perfect place to celebrate the Fourth of July? Clermont County, Ohio, is bursting with patriotic pride, family-friendly festivities, and unforgettable fireworks. From small-town parades and riverside concerts to scenic outdoor adventures and local eats, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this Independence Day weekend.
Loveland kicks off Independence Day on Friday, July 4, 2025, with a festive parade starting at 2 p.m., followed by games, contests (think spelling bee, pedal pull, arm‑wrestling), food trucks galore, and a 10 p.m. fireworks spectacular over Nisbet Park
Milford’s “Sparks in the Park” lights up Thursday, July 3, 7–10 p.m., with live music at Five Points Landing Park, food trucks, family fun—and Rozzi’s famous fireworks at 10
New Richmond’s “Freedom Fest” spans July 4–5, featuring a parade July 4 and vendors, then fireworks on July 5 at 10 p.m.
Around the region, events like Ault Park’s 58th Annual Independence Day Fireworks, Kings Island’s Star Spangled Nights, and Riverbend’s “Red, White & BOOM” make for exciting add-ons if you want to venture into greater Cincinnati.
Tips & Reminders Arrive early—parades and fireworks draw crowds, so staking out a space pays off. Check weather and official event websites before heading out. Pack essentials: chairs or blankets, snacks, bug spray, and sunscreen.
While the fireworks are a dazzling highlight of the holiday, there's plenty more to explore in Clermont County throughout the Fourth of July weekend. From outdoor adventures to local attractions and family-friendly fun, the celebration doesn’t stop when the sparks fade from the sky.
Outdoor Adventures & Family Fun Paddle the Little Miami River with Loveland Paddlesports—combine kayaking with scenic views before fireworks sweep in. Visit the Tri‑State Warbird Museum in Batavia: they’re known for summer Open Cockpit Days, where kids can sit in real WWII aircraft.
Clermont County offers a rich mix of small-town charm and big holiday energy this Fourth of July. Whether you’re chasing fireworks, parades, paddles—or all three—you’ll find something that sparks your independence spirit.
