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Pick what your day needs, from a sprayground to a shelter you can reserve. Every park with all of it is listed here and lit on the map.

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Play

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Sports & courts

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Trails & nature
Trails & nature

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Shelters & picnics
Shelters & picnics

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Dogs

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Comfort & access
Comfort & access

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Showing 1–7 of 7 parks.

  • Tennis courts
  1. A tennis player serving at Forest Field Park

    Forest Field Park

    Community park · 44.27 acres

    2100 E. Centerville Station Rd.

    Fields: 0 of 3 open

    • Tennis courts Yes
  2. People sitting under a tree with a playground in the background

    Green Park

    Neighborhood park · 5 acres

    6661 Green Park Drive

    • Tennis courts Yes
  3. Young soccer players chasing the ball on an Oak Grove Park field

    Oak Grove Park

    Community park · 102.06 acres

    1790 E. Social Row Rd.

    Dog park Closed · Fields: 14 of 25 open

    • Tennis courts Yes
  4. Playground at Old Lane Park

    Old Lane Park

    Neighborhood park · 4.43 acres

    500 Druewood Lane

    • Tennis courts Yes
  5. Schoolhouse Park shelter and paved path

    Schoolhouse Park

    Community park · 35.54 acres

    1875 Nutt Rd.

    Fields: 0 of 2 open

    • Tennis courts Yes
  6. Small shelter, drinking fountain, paved path, tennis courts and playground at Centerville-Washington Park District's Village South Park

    Village South Park

    Neighborhood park · 17.19 acres

    411 North Village Drive

    • Tennis courts Yes
  7. Yankee Park playground

    Yankee Park

    Community park · 36.68 acres

    7500 Yankee St.

    Fields: 0 of 2 open

    • Tennis courts Yes
Map of the parks listed
The BIG Backyard: the District’s 51 parks in Centerville and Washington TownshipMap of Washington Township with the City of Centerville inside it, its creeks and main roads, and each park drawn at its mapped footprint: nature parks in dark green, community parks in bright green and neighborhood parks in light green.

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