Huffman Park
About
Huffman Park is a natural area with a meandering stream. Access to the park is limited. There is no off-street parking and there are no trails.
Features
- Wildlife habitat
- Nature reserve
- Holes Creek
History
Huffman Park was donated in 1974 by the children of Horace, Sr. and Mary Reynolds Huffman in memory of their parents.
In 1975, the Park Board president stated the park is to “remain in its natural state.” The park is to serve as open green space providing wildlife habitat amidst suburban development.
Before You Go
- Hours
- The park is open daylight hours.
- Address
- 1616 W. Alex-Bell Road
Centerville, OH 45459
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors and the U.S. Census Bureau
- Water
- Parking
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
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