Alexandria
Kentucky

A.J. Jolly Park offers over 200 acres of pristine outdoor recreation including an 18-hole golf course, camping facilities, and a beautiful lake perfect for fishing and kayaking. The park features approximately 20 miles of horse trails and an Environmental Education Center encompassing over 50 acres with field, forest, and wetland habitats.

Campbell County High School is ranked 20th within Kentucky and offers excellent educational opportunities with 52% AP participation rate. The Campbell County School District serves families with 5,175 students and maintains a 16:1 student-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention and academic excellence for every student.

Alexandria was incorporated in 1834 and became the county seat of Campbell County in 1840. The community celebrates its heritage through events like the annual Alexandria Fair & Horse Show and maintains historic charm while embracing modern growth and development.

Located just 20 miles north of Cincinnati, Alexandria offers an easy commute to downtown Cincinnati while maintaining its peaceful rural character. The city is served by the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky with around 10 bus stops along U.S. Highway 27, providing convenient public transportation options for residents.

Alexandria boasts exceptionally low crime rates with residents having just a 1 in 78 chance of being a crime victim - 37% lower than Kentucky's rate and 45.5% lower than the national average. The community is protected by dedicated local police services, creating a secure environment where families can thrive and children can safely explore their neighborhood.

Alexandria Community Park spans 80+ acres with a walking trail that completely circles the lake, fishing opportunities, and recreational facilities. The park maintains a 4.7 out of 5-star rating with over 600 reviews and is open daily from 6 AM to 9 PM. Residents enjoy year-round outdoor activities in a beautifully maintained natural setting.