Holes Creek Park
About
The Centerville-Washington Park District installed a multi-use trail through Holes Creek Park in summer 2016. The project was funded in part through a Clean Ohio Trails grant and spans 3,900 feet from the north end of Holes Creek to Spring Valley Pike, and approximately 2,100 feet from W. Spring Valley Pike to Silverlake Drive (at Silvercreek Park). The trail was created as part of the Creating Community Connections Committee’s vision. They are working to establish a network of continuous paved multi-use trails in the Greater Dayton Area.
The trail is a 10’ wide, paved multi-use trail covering 1.3 miles along Holes Creek. It includes 3 bridge crossings and connects to the trails around Yankee Trace.
Features
- Gazebo
- Paved multi-use trail
- Stream
History
Holes Creek Park was acquired in five parcels through a combination of open space transfer and donation between 1994 and 2002.
Before You Go
- Hours
- The park is open daylight hours.
- Address
- 8575 Yankee Street
Centerville, OH 45459
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors and the U.S. Census Bureau
- Water
- Dog park
- Parking
- Trail
- Paved path
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
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- Silvercreek Park Neighborhood park · 8.97 acres
- Wagon Trail Park Neighborhood park · 7.01 acres
- Trailways Park Neighborhood park · 1 acre
- Fence Row Park Neighborhood park · 2.02 acres