Elizabeth Hoy Park

Neighborhood park · 4.06 acres

About

Elizabeth Hoy Park is an open green space with a small concrete whale climber. It is adjacent to the Activity Center Park.

Features

Benches
Paved multi-use trail leading to Activity Center Park loop trail

History

Elizabeth Hoy was a charter member of the Centerville Historical Society and co-founder of the Historic Preservation District. Elizabeth belonged to the Garden Club and the Dayton Bach Society. She served as an Elder with the Southminster Presbyterian Church and was also a member of the Ohio Women’s Republican Party. The City of Centerville dedicated the park in her name in 1973 to honor her for her many contributions. The park was transferred from the City to the Park District in 1979.

Before You Go

Hours: The park is open daylight hours.
Address: 185 Hampton Drive
Centerville, OH 45459

Directions

Where Elizabeth Hoy Park sits among the District’s 51 parks

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

What’s Here

Trails & nature

Paved trails

Nearby Parks

Activity Center Park Community park · 22.1 acres
Oak Creek South Park Community park · 24.16 acres
Grant Park Nature park · 222.48 acres
Green Park Neighborhood park · 5 acres