NOTICE Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code, Section 1545.09, the Board of Park Commissioners for the Pickaway County Park District have created rules and regulations, waiver schedule and fine schedule to regulate activities on property owned or leased by the Park District. These regulations were approved by the Board of Park Commissioners in June of 2021 and will take effect January …
For Immediate Release Pickaway County Probate Judge Shelly R. Harsha and Tom Davis, Director of the Pickaway County Park District have announced there will be one vacancy in membership to the Park District Board of Commissioners for a term beginning January 1, 2024, and expiring December 31, 2026. Per Ohio Revised Code 1545.05, this appointment is to be made …
As summer turns into fall, the Park District is reflecting on a successful year of connecting with the community and fostering a deeper appreciation for nature. In 2023, we’re proud to have offered over 30 free park programs, serving nearly 415 visitors so far. But fear not, there’s still time to join us for the remaining six programs of the …
A Scenic Link Between Canal Parks Trails and the Expansive Pickaway Trail The Pickaway County Park District is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the long-awaited Ohio-Erie Canal pedestrian bridge. This vital bridge now seamlessly connects Canal Park’s Trails to a mile and a half of the paved Pickaway Trail, and offers visitors breathtaking scenic views of the historic …
We are committed to caring for the parks for the benefit of the people of Pickaway County. A dedicated, well-trained and talented staff is invaluable. Pickaway County Park District offers quality employment opportunities. When openings are available they will be posted here. The Pickaway County Park District is currently searching for an Executive Director. You can find more information on …
Last week, the District, in collaboration with Pickaway Soil and Water and RPHF Solid Waste District, successfully hosted the third annual Experience Earth and Jr. Experience Earth Camp at the breathtaking Cooks Creek Nature Preserve. The event spanned over four days and welcomed a total of 90 enthusiastic campers, eager to immerse themselves in a world of environmental education and …
Get a sneak peek at AOA’s spectacular new Genevieve Jones Preserve along the Scioto River before it is opened for public access. This ~337-acre property, on the site of the former Cooks Creek Golf Club, is situated at the confluence of the Scioto River and Walnut Creek, protecting over 1.6 miles of riparian corridor. This site honors the legacy of …
Things for Kids to Do!! The playground at Canal Park is now open, let the fun begin! This one of a kind playground features climbing equipment, a large climbing net, two ziplines, three embankment slides and lots of fun unique to this park. We hope that you will come out and bring your family to enjoy the space. This playground …
Canal Park’s playground construction is nearly complete! As of the beginning of May the majority of the playground equipment has been installed. the District is happy to share that both ziplines, the clatter bridge, three embankment slides, a spinner as well as various climbing playground pieces have been installed. Currently, the District is waiting for contractors to complete the installation …
The District has over 30 exciting, family friendly programs on the calendar for this year! All of the events in the 2023 park program schedule are free and feature different nature topics. You can find the full listing of programs below and details on each program by visiting our calendar here. Find you next adventure and get outside today!
