Parks

Fifty-one parks across Centerville and Washington Township, from Grant Park’s 222 acres of woods and meadow to Woodbourne Green, a neighborhood park of a tenth of an acre.

The Ten Largest Parks

Grant Park

Nature park · 222.48 acres

Hiking trails · Natural areas · Natural play area · Nature literature trails
Bill Yeck Park

Nature park · 194.35 acres

Apiary · Hiking trails · Natural play area · Nature literature trails
Oak Grove Park

Community park · 102.06 acres

Archery range · Ball diamonds · Batting cages · Fishing pond
Forest Field Park

Community park · 44.27 acres

All-access playground surface · Natural play area · Paved trails · Pickleball courts
Yankee Park

Community park · 36.68 acres

All-access playground surface · Ball diamonds · Paved trails · Pickleball courts
Schoolhouse Park

Community park · 35.54 acres

All-access playground surface · Ball diamonds · Basketball courts · Football fields
Iron Horse Park

Community park · 31.83 acres

All-access playground surface · Ball diamonds · Paved trails · Play equipment for ages 5–12
Oak Creek South Park

Community park · 24.16 acres

Ball diamonds · Hiking trails · Nature literature trails · Paved trails
Robert F. Mays Park

Community park · 23.2 acres

All-access playground surface · Hitting wall · Lacrosse fields · Paved trails
Activity Center Park

Community park · 22.1 acres

All-access playground surface · Ball diamonds · Cornhole boards · Paved trails

Every Park, A to Z

Nature parks
Community parks
Neighborhood parks

Activity Center Park 221 N. Main St. · 22.1 acres
Beechwood Springs Park 1141 Quiet Brook Trail · 11.46 acres
Big Bend Park 1328 Spring Ash Drive · 7.84 acres
Bill Yeck Park Rooks Mill Entrance, 8798 Rooks Mill Ln. · 194.35 acres
Black Oak East Park 7835 John Elwood Drive · 25.39 acres
Black Oak Park 1552 Ambridge Road · 17.86 acres
Brittany Hills Park 5825 Batsford Drive · 4.18 acres
Cherry Hill Park 10244 Cherry Tree Terrace · 6.02 acres
Cloverbrook Park 7566 Cloverbrook Park Drive · 5.52 acres
Concept Park 345 Clareridge Lane · 6.02 acres
Divided Ridge Park 347 Beck Drive · 1.37 acres
Donnybrook Park 6161 Donnybrook Drive · 4.72 acres
Elizabeth Hoy Park 185 Hampton Drive · 4.06 acres
Fence Row Park 1650 Haley Drive · 2.02 acres
Forest Field Park 2100 E. Centerville Station Rd. · 44.27 acres
Forest Walk Park 7570 Forest Brook Boulevard · 8.28 acres
Grant Park 501 Normandy Ridge Rd. · 222.48 acres
Green Park 6661 Green Park Drive · 5 acres
Greene Line Park 6774 Crossbrook Drive · 11.33 acres
Hithergreen Park 5900 Hithergreen Drive · 14.89 acres
Holes Creek Park 8575 Yankee Street · 25.2 acres
Huffman Park 1616 W. Alex-Bell Road · 12.45 acres
Iron Horse Park 6161 Millshire Dr. · 31.83 acres
Little Mound Park 9490 Still Meadow Lane · 5.14 acres
Little Woods Park Far Hills Avenue and Colonial Lane · 3.6 acres
Manor Park 989 Thorndale Drive · 7.43 acres
Nutt Woods Park 10188 Ashpark Court · 3.08 acres
Oak Creek South Park 790 Miamisburg-Centerville Road (State Route 725) · 24.16 acres
Oak Grove Park 1790 E. Social Row Rd. · 102.06 acres
Old Lane Park 500 Druewood Lane · 4.43 acres
Pleasant Hill Park 358 Zengel Drive · 37 acres
Quail Run Park 1180 Timberhawk Trail · 9.16 acres
Rahn Park 223 W. Rahn Road · 0.98 acres
Red Coach Park 5500 Royalwood Drive · 5 acres
Robert F. Mays Park 10553 Paragon Rd. · 23.2 acres
Rooks Ravine Park 9100 Rooks Road · 5.16 acres
Rosewood Park 475 Roselake Drive · 13.05 acres
Schoolhouse Park 1875 Nutt Rd. · 35.54 acres
Silvercreek Park 9369 Yankee Street · 8.97 acres
Stansel Park 1304 Sarah Freeman Drive · 3.55 acres
Stringtown Park 9191 Woodstream Lane · 4.17 acres
Trailways Park 1165 W. Spring Valley Pike · 1 acre
Village South Park 411 North Village Drive · 17.19 acres
Wagon Trail Park 8450 Washington Village Drive · 7.01 acres
Waterbury Woods Park 1250 W. Social Row Road · 6.61 acres
Watkins Glen Park 825 Watkins Glen Drive · 5.71 acres
Weatherstone Park 10998 Pennfield Road · 5.1 acres
Willowbrook Park 10225 Park Edge Drive · 17.89 acres
Woodbourne Green Park W. Whipp Road at Paddington Road · 0.11 acres
Woodbourne Springs Park 220 W. Whipp Road · 7.08 acres
Yankee Park 7500 Yankee St. · 36.68 acres

The District’s parks, colored by kind

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors and the U.S. Census Bureau

Three Kinds of Parks

Community Parks

The Park District provides facilities for football, baseball, T-ball, softball, tennis, soccer, basketball and other activities. Community parks are home to youth and adult athletic leagues, with games, tournaments, camps and special events scheduled throughout the year. All community parks have group picnic shelters available for reservation or drop-in use.

Activity Center, Forest Field, Iron Horse, Oak Creek South, Oak Grove, Robert F. Mays, Schoolhouse, Yankee

Nature Parks

The Park District manages several parks as natural areas with limited development. These forests, meadows, prairies, wetlands and meandering streams provide an excellent outdoor classroom. Natural areas protect wildlife and offer us an opportunity to learn about natural history and our cultural heritage. Please help ensure that their priceless beauty can be enjoyed by future generations.

Bill Yeck, Black Oak East, Black Oak, Forest Walk, Grant, Holes Creek, Huffman, Little Woods, Rooks Ravine, Woodbourne Springs

Neighborhood Parks

Providing at least one park in each neighborhood has been a primary goal of the Park District since its founding! Nearly all 32 neighborhood green spaces have been created with the cooperation of the City of Centerville, Washington Township, Montgomery County and developers. These nearby parks offer wooded trails, open areas, ponds, streams and play equipment that provide a beautiful setting for walks, picnics, school outings and family fun!