The Trailhead - 2026 Fall-Winter

THE TRAILHEAD

DISCOVER YOUR DELAWARE COUNTY METRO PARKS

2026 September | October | November | December

Photo by Keri Coleman

Program registration begins August 19.

PRESERVATIONPARKS.COM

WELCOME TO THE TRAILHEAD In every park, the trailhead is where adventure begins—a place to gather information, discover what’s ahead, and choose your path. This guide serves the same purpose for our park district. Inside, you’ll find stories that connect you to our parks and history, along with programs, events, activities, rental opportunities, and updates from across the district. Wherever your interests lead, The Trailhead is your starting point for exploring, learning, and connecting with the places and experiences that make our parks special.

NEW PUBLICATION SCHEDULE

If you’ve received our quarterly program guide in the past, you’ll notice something new! The Trailhead is now published three times a year, bringing you seasonal programs and events, along with stories from the parks, conservation updates, and inspiration to explore your Delaware County park district.

Each issue covers: Winter/Spring: January – April Summer: May – August Fall/Winter: September – December Thank you for joining us on this new journey. We hope The Trailhead becomes your guide to discovering all that Preservation Parks has to offer.

PRESERVATION PARKS MISSION

To protect and conserve the natural and historical features of Delaware County and to inspire outdoor exploration and learning.

PARK HOURS

March - October November - February

Daily, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Daily, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

VISITOR CENTER AT DEER HAVEN PARK

4183 Liberty Road Delaware, Ohio 43015 740-362-0283 Wed-Mon, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tues, Closed

GALLANT FARM

2150 Buttermilk Hill Road Delaware, Ohio 43015 740-595-3020 Tues-Sun, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon, Closed

DISTRICT OFFICE AND MARY MCCOY NATURE CENTER

2656 Hogback Road Sunbury, Ohio 43074 740-524-8600 Mon-Fri, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Office) Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (Nature Center)

GENERAL PARK RULES • Keep pets on a leash

• Removal of natural features from the parks is prohibited • Alcoholic beverages are prohibited • In case of emergency, call 911

BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS

John Bader Glenn Marzluf Bruce Ruhl

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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Mary Van Haaften

Blues Creek Park 9627 Fontanelle Rd. Ostrander, 43061

Gallant Woods Park 2151 Buttermilk Hill Rd. Delaware, 43015

Char-Mar Ridge Park 7741 Lewis Center Rd. Westerville, 43082

Hickory Woods Park 1271 Pollock Rd. Delaware, 43015

Deer Haven Park 4183 Liberty Rd. Delaware, 43015

Hogback Ridge Park 2656 Hogback Rd. Sunbury, 43074

Emily Traphagen Park 5094 Seldom Seen Rd. Powell, 43065

Hoover Scenic Trailhead 8405 Plumb Rd. Galena, 43021

Gallant Farm 2150 Buttermilk Hill Rd. Delaware, 43015

McCammon Creek Park North Area 3675 E. Orange Rd. Lewis Center, 43035 Barn Area 6840 Bale Kenyon Rd. Lewis Center, 43035 East Area 7093 Bale Kenyon Rd. Lewis Center, 43035 River Run Park 168 Main Rd. Delaware, 43015

Sandel Legacy Trailhead 168 S. Vernon St. Sunbury, 43074 Shale Hollow Park 6320 Artesian Run Lewis Center, 43035 Sycamore Run Park 7341 Olentangy River Rd. Delaware, OH 43015

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Preservation Parks of Delaware County is supported by public funds generated through tax levies, but many of the special programs, historic preservation projects, and unique experiences that make our parks extraordinary are made possible by the Preservation Parks Foundation. We like to say the Foundation allows us to dream — and invites our community to dream with us.

You can be part of this wonderful work! Your gift helps the Foundation continue to dream boldly, preserve beloved community spaces, and offer outstanding educational experiences and events.

To make a secure online donation, visit https://preservationparks.com/foundation.

Donate today!

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS, the Preservation Parks Foundation provides funding for meaningful projects such as the renovation of the historic Bicentennial Barn at McCammon Creek Park, which opened in August 2026.

For questions about giving opportunities or programs you can support, please contact the Development Department at 740-524-8600, ext. 110.

Bicentennial barn under construction

Rendering of bridge at Eagle Ridge Park

The Foundation is also helping preserve another community treasure, the Perfect Schoolhouse, and supporting important improvements, including a pedestrian bridge over a stream at the new Eagle Ridge Park.

Foundation support also helps make possible educational programs and family events that are unique to our parks, including the Adventure Run, Trick or Treat Trail, and Summer Letterbox. These experiences serve thousands of children and families each year, inspiring curiosity, connection, and a lasting appreciation for the natural wonders of Delaware County.

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Perfect Schoolhouse

PROGRAM REGISTRATION HOW TO REGISTER

Some programs have a fee and/or require advance registration. Watch for programs with the following symbols: To register for a program, visit https://preservationparks.recdesk.com First time users: Click “CREATE ACCOUNT” and complete the questions to set up your FREE account. You will receive a confirmation email, then you can register for a program!

If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Education Department at (740) 524-8600 x 103 or register@preservationparks.com.

Program registration begins at noon on August 19.

STEP INTO FALL, p 5 September 1 - November 30

DELAWARE COUNTY FAIR, p 6 Saturday, September 19 - Saturday, September 26

SEPTEMBER

NOVEMBER

OCTOBER

DECEMBER

5 Yoga & Hike, p 5 5 Movie Under the Stars, p 5 6 Secret Lives of Salamanders, p 5 7 Golden Marathon, p 5 7 Make It, Take It: Toad Adobe, p 5 12 Handmade: Crafting in Early America, p 8 12 Scout Insect Day, p 6 13 The Bees Knees Stitching Circle, p 8 14 Golden Marathon, p 5 19 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 20 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 26 River Life Walk & Talk, p 6 27 Gallant Farm Literary & Cowpie Society, p 8 28 Golden Marathon, p 5 28 Delaware County Bird Club, p 6 30 Little Adventurers: Squirrels, p 6

3 Yoga & Hike, p 5 4 Off-Trail Geology Adventure, p 6 5 Golden Marathon, p 5 10 Fall on the Farm, p 8 11 The Bees Knees Stitching Circle, p 8 12 Golden Marathon, p 5 14 Little Adventurers: Spiders, p 6 16 Scarecrow Building Contest, p 6 17 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 18 Trick or Treat Trail, p 6 18 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 19 Golden Marathon, p 5 20 Homeschool Adventures: Farm, p 8 24 Try It: Trek a New Trail, p 7 25 Gallant Farm Literary & Cowpie Society, p 8 26 Delaware County Bird Club, p 6

Scan QR code for all program dates and descriptions or to register. https://preservationparks.recdesk.com

WINTER LETTERBOX, p 7 December 19 - March 14

2 Golden Marathon, p 5 7 Yoga & Hike, p 5 7 Honeysuckle Hackfest, p 7 8 The Bees Knees Stitching Circle, p 8 14 Make It, Take It: Bat House, p 7 14 Handmade: Crafting in Early America, p 8 15 Beaver Walk & Talk, p 7 16 Golden Marathon, p 5 16 Delaware County Bird Club, p 6 18 Little Adventurers: Bears, p 6 21 Model Railroads Open House, p 6 21 Jigsaw Puzzle Swap, p 8 22 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 29 Gallant Farm Literary & Cowpie Society, p 8 30 Golden Marathon, p 5

4 Make It, Take It: Natural Wreath, p 7 5 Yoga & Hike, p 5 5 Make it, Take It: Natural Wreath, p 7 6 Make it, Take It: Natural Wreath, p 7 7 Golden Marathon, p 5 9 Little Adventurers: Antlers, p 6 12 Handmade: Crafting in Early America, p 8 13 Winter Holiday Hoedown, p 7 14 Golden Marathon, p 5 14 Delaware County Bird Club, p 6 18 Homeschool Adventures: Mammals, p 7 19 Solstice Sunrise Hike, p 7 19 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 20 Model Railroaders Open House, p 6 21 Golden Marathon, p 5

CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT AT ALL PROGRAMS.

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PROGRAMS & EVENTS YOGA & HIKE

Saturdays, 10 a.m., Ages 15+ Find balance through nature inspired yoga that flows with the seasons. Connect with yourself and the natural world.

All abilities welcome, limited equipment available.

Stay for a guided hike.

September 5 October 3 November 7 December 5

Shale Hollow Park Shale Hollow Park McCammon Creek Park Barn Area Shale Hollow Park

GOLDEN MARATHON SHALE HOLLOW PARK EXHIBIT May - August 21: Wednesday – Monday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Closed Tuesday August 22 - September 7: Saturdays & Sundays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

CLOSING WEEKEND MOVIE UNDER THE STARS: JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH

Saturday, September 5, 7 p.m.

Shale Hollow Park, All Ages Movie rated PG A scientist journeys beneath the Earth to find his missing brother in this 2008 Jules Verne adaptation starring Brendan Fraser. Enjoy the What Lies Below exhibit and free popcorn before the movie starts at 9 p.m. Bring the family, lawn chairs, and blankets.

Presented by SourcePoint, Ages 55+ Get moving this season with SourcePoint’s Golden Marathon outdoor hikers! We hike and walk, rain or shine!

Register at MySourcePoint.org/ec or with customer service. Meet at locations listed, bring your own water, and be prepared for the weather and terrain.

Mondays, 9:30 a.m.

September 7 September 14 September 28 October 5 October 12 October 19

November 2

November 16 November 30

McCammon Creek Park Barn Area Deer Haven Park Shale Hollow Park Emily Traphagen Park McCammon Creek Park North Area Hogback Ridge Park Gallant Woods Park Shale Hollow Park Blues Creek Park

Mondays, 1:30 p.m.

December 7 December 14 December 21

Char-Mar Ridge Park Perfect Creek Park Deer Haven Park

SECRET LIVES OF SALAMANDERS

Sunday, September 6, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Shale Hollow Park, All Ages Explore the hidden world of salamanders at our exhibit!

Meet live salamanders and a special guest to learn how these secretive animals live underground and why they’re important to healthy ecosystems.

MAKE IT, TAKE IT: TOAD ABODE

Monday, September 7, 1 - 3 p.m.

Shale Hollow Park, All Ages Learn all about Ohio’s toads, why they’re great garden neighbors, and how to help them thrive. Then build your own toad abode to take home and add to your yard!

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STEP INTO FALL: HIKE THEM ALL CHALLENGE

September 1 - November 30 OuterSpatial App, All Ages Registration Required Hike all Preservation Parks’ nature trails this fall, almost 19 miles in total. Register for free or purchase a hiking stick and custom medallion for $15. Then download your nature trail checklist to mark your journey.

SCOUT INSECT DAY

Saturday, September 12, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Deer Haven Park, Ages 6 - 10 Calling all Scouts! Lion, Tiger, Wolf, Bear, and Brownie scouts can take steps to fulfill their insect/bug badge with drop-in stations.

MODEL RAILROADERS OPEN HOUSE

Sandel Legacy Trail Depot, All Ages Stop by model railroad open houses during these weekends. Members of the model railway group will share the history of railroads in America.

Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

September 19, October 17, November 21, & December 19 Sundays, 12 - 4 p.m.

September 20, October 18, November 22, & December 20

RIVER LIFE WALK & TALK

Saturday, September 26, 10 a.m.

River Run Park, All Ages Come have an adventure at River Run Park. Try aquatic dip netting, take a fall nature hike and watch swallows nesting under the bridge. See online calendar for more information.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

FIND US AT THE DELAWARE COUNTY FAIR! Saturday, September 19 - Saturday, September 26 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Delaware County Fair Grounds Near the Arts & Crafts Building Saturday, September 19

Discover Your Parks

Sunday, September 20

Picture Yourself in Preservation Parks

Monday, September 21

Conservation in Your Parks

Tuesday, September 22

What Lies Below Your Parks with Ohio Utility Public Services

Wednesday, September 23

Planning Your Parks

Thursday, September 24 Saturday, September 26

Build A Park

DELAWARE COUNTY BIRD CLUB

Mondays, 7 p.m.

September 28, October 26, November 16, & December 14 Deer Haven Park, All Ages See Preservation Parks’ online program calendar for meeting details, special guests, and topics closer to the meeting dates.

LITTLE ADVENTURERS

Wednesdays, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Ages 5 & Under Explore and get comfortable in nature with your little ones!

Drop in to enjoy informal self-guided stations featuring hands-on activities and crafts. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

September 30: Squirrels Char-Mar Ridge Park October 14: Spiders Shale Hollow Park November 18: Bears Deer Haven Park December 9: Antlers McCammon Creek Park Barn Area

OFF-TRAIL GEOLOGY ADVENTURE

Sunday, October 4, 1 - 3 p.m.

Shale Hollow Park, Ages 16+ Register by October 1 Join us as we explore rarely seen areas of Shale Hollow Park and learn about the park’s unique geologic features. Meet in the shelter house and be prepared to hike through the creek and over rough hilly terrain. .

SCARECROW BUILDING CONTEST

Friday, October 16, 5:30 p.m.

Gallant Woods Park, All Ages Register by October 13 Sign up to build a scarecrow. Frame and stuffing provided; you bring clothing and other items to decorate your unique scarecrow. Judging will take place during the Trick or Treat Trail on October 18.

TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL

Sunday, October 18, 1 - 4 p.m.

Gallant Woods Park, All Ages Bring kids in costume to collect treats along the enchanted trail! Enjoy pumpkin decorating, hayrides, creepy critters, scarecrows, and Gallant Farm. Free fun for all!

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MAKE IT, TAKE IT: NATURAL WREATH

McCammon Creek Park Barn Area Register by December 1, $10 per person Make a wreath out of natural items that you can take home to display throughout the winter season.

TRY IT: TREK A NEW TRAIL

Saturday, October 24, 10 a.m.

McCammon Creek Park East Area, All Ages Find your stride with trekking poles. Learn simple techniques that add rhythm, balance, and efficiency to your walk as we hike the new trail at the McCammon Creek Park East Area. Poles provided.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Friday, December 4 Saturday, December 5 Saturday, December 5 Sunday, December 6

5:30 p.m.

10 a.m.

1:30 p.m.

1 p.m.

Ages 18+ All Ages Ages 18+ Ages 18+

WINTER HOLIDAY HOEDOWN

Sunday, December 13, 1 - 4 p.m.

McCammon Creek Park Barn Area, All Ages Bring the family to enjoy an Americana musical holiday in the newly restored Bicentennial Barn at McCammon Creek Park. Enjoy making your own holiday crafts, cookies, concerts, folk dancing, and more.

HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURES: MAMMALS

Friday, December 18, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Deer Haven Park, Ages 6 - 12 Learn about Ohio mammals by rotating through different self-guided stations.

SOLSTICE SUNRISE HIKE

HONEYSUCKLE HACKFEST

Saturday, November 7, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Deer Haven Park, All Ages Register by November 6 Become a Hacker! Help restore our ecosystem by removing invasive honeysuckle, a threat to our natural areas. Learn effective removal techniques and yard hacks while supporting ongoing conservation efforts and family-friendly activities.

MAKE IT, TAKE IT: BAT HOUSE

Saturday, November 14, 1 p.m.

McCammon Creek Park Barn Area, All Ages Register by November 2, $20 per box Build a bat house to take home and discover how these nighttime neighbors benefit our ecosystems. Learn how to support local bat populations. Step by step instructions provided onsite.

BEAVER WALK AND TALK

Sunday, November 15, 2 p.m.

Char-Mar Ridge Park, All Ages Join a naturalist for a 1.5 mile walk to learn about Ohio’s largest rodent, the beaver! Hike includes observing an active beaver lodge. Meet at the information kiosk in front of the Glacier Ridge trailhead.

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Saturday, December 19, 7:30 a.m.

Gallant Woods Park, Ages 18+ Greet the solstice sunrise and welcome the season’s turning point on the sledding hill, then hike to Gallant Farm and enjoy the warmth of a fire and beverages.

Winter Letterbox Adventure

December 19 - March 14 Various Parks, All Ages

Follow the clues for a winter exploration of five parks. Collect each parks’ secret words and unscramble them to reveal a quote and number code. Use the code to open the prize bin.

PROGRAMS HANDMADE: CRAFTING IN EARLY AMERICA

Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

September 12, November 14, & December 12 Gallant Farm, All Ages Step into the past and explore traditional Early American crafts. This hands-on program highlights historical skills, self-sufficiency, and the role of handmade items in daily life on the Ohio frontier.

FALL ON THE FARM THE BEES KNEES STITCHING CIRCLE

Sundays, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

September 13, October 11, & November 8 Gallant Farm, Ages 12+ Join us for a modern twist on the knitting circles popular in the 1930s. Bring your own knit, crochet, or other fiber project for a relaxing “crafternoon” stitching and chatting.

GALLANT FARM LITERARY AND COWPIE SOCIETY

Sundays, 2 p.m.

Gallant Farm, Ages 12+ Join us for a lively discussion of each month’s featured book. We typically read titles that were popular during the Great Depression and WWII years, or books focusing on those time periods.

September 27 Buckeye by Patrick Ryan October 25 We the People by Jill Lepore November 29 Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher

Saturday, October 10, 12 - 3 p.m.

Gallant Farm, All Ages Experience autumn on a 1930s farm with harvest activities, hands-on Early American crafts, and seasonal treats—celebrating the sights, smells, and tastes of fall in historical style.

HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURES: FARM

Tuesday, October 20, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Gallant Farm, Ages 6 - 12 Explore farm history through self-guided, hands-on stations designed for homeschool learners. Discover daily life, tools, and traditions while engaging in interactive activities that bring the past to life.

JIGSAW PUZZLE SWAP

Saturday, November 21, 1 - 3 pm.

Gallant Farm, All Ages Whether you prefer a simple 300-piece puzzle or enjoy more of a challenge, come to Gallant Farm to meet other puzzlers and swap for a new-to-you jigsaw masterpiece.

Bring a puzzle you have already conquered and trade for one you haven’t yet solved!

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PARK UPDATES Delaware County’s Bicentennial Barn Finds New Life at McCammon Creek Park Long before roads or a park shaped this land, glaciers, Indigenous peoples, and generations of farm families each left their mark on this landscape. Today, those layers of history come together at McCammon Creek Park.

The centerpiece of this newest park is the Ohio Bicentennial Barn in honor of Jim and Gay McCammon. Built in the early 1900s, the barn was recently deconstructed and rebuilt on a new foundation. Original features such as beech beams, likely cut and milled nearby, support the structure, while original yellow pine sides from the Great Lakes, Vermont green slate roof, and cupola remain, as part of the new structure. The reconstruction preserves the barn’s historical character, while an attached annex includes a service kitchen, accessible restrooms with an adult changing station, storage, and office space. A lower level offers space for future classrooms.

Funding for the barn was provided by the One-Time Strategic Community Investments Grant through Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio General Assembly, contributions from the Preservation Parks Foundation, and Park District funds.

The community is encouraged to tour the barn during fall open houses, park and historical displays, an author visit, and other public programs published in this edition of The Trailhead.

Public rentals will begin in January 2027. Learn more about rental information, park amenities, and future park development on our website.

“This project will honor the barn’s legacy while repurposing it for public programs and community use,” said Mary Van Haaften, executive director of Preservation Parks. “We’re preserving a beloved piece of Ohio history while making it accessible and functional for today’s community needs.”

Bob and Sue (McCammon) Postle donated the barn to Preservation Parks in 2019. The barn is named in honor of Sue’s parents.

The barn was one of 88 structures painted across the state to commemorate Ohio’s 200th birthday in 2003. It holds a prominent spot along I-71 and, according to the Postles, is believed to be one of the most photographed of the Bicentennial barns due to its visibility.

Exterior of barn and patio under construction

McCammon Creek Park invites visitors to experience the area’s natural beauty with 248 acres of woodlands, restored stream corridors, open fields, and trails. The park sections are connected through Orange Township’s multi-use trail system. Together, these areas offer nearly five miles of trails for walking, wildlife observation, and exploration.

Park amenities include trails, restrooms, fishing, hammocking, and a picnic area. More amenities are planned for future development.

FALL PUBLIC OPEN HOURS

Tour the barn and learn about rental opportunities during these fall dates: Tuesdays: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. (Aug. 25 - Nov. 17) Thursdays: 1 - 3 p.m. (Aug. 27 - Nov. 19) Second Mondays: 5 - 7 p.m. (Sept. 14, Oct. 12, & Nov. 9) Weekend days: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (Sept. 13, Oct. 11, & Nov. 8)

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE & CELEBRATION

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Interior of barn under construction

Saturday, August 22, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

6840 Bale Kenyon Road, Lewis Center Enjoy park tours, barn open house, activities, and light refreshments The barn will remain open until 4 p.m.

FACILITIES & RENTALS INDOOR FACILITIES DELAWARE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL BARN

CLASSROOM AT DEER HAVEN PARK

RESERVATIONS START AT 9:00 A.M. SEPTEMBER 21 FOR RENTALS BEGINNING JANUARY 2, 2027.

Rental Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday March 1 - October 31 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

November 1 - February 28 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

In honor of Jim and Gay McCammon McCammon Creek Park Barn Area

Rental Hours: March 1 – October 31 November 1 – February 28

9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Capacity: 100 DELAWARE COUNTY RESIDENT/NON-PROFIT RATES: Monday -Thursday Two-hour minimum: Eight-hour maximum: Security Deposit:

$200, Add’l hours: $75/hr. $650 $300

Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Four-hour minimum: $1,000, Add’l hours: $200/hr.

Eight-hour maximum: $1,800 Security Deposit: $300 NON-RESIDENT RATES: Monday - Thursday Two-hour minimum: Eight-hour maximum: Security Deposit:

$300, Add’l hours: $125/hr. $1,050 $300

Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Four-hour minimum: $1,200, Add’l hours: $250/hr.

Eight-hour maximum: $2,200 Security Deposit $300

Business meetings only

Capacity: 40 NON-PROFIT RATES: Four-hour minimum: Eight-hour maximum:

$80 $160

CORPORATE RATES: Four-hour minimum: Eight-hour maximum:

$200 $400

Host your next meeting, gathering, celebration, or special event at a Preservation Parks facility. Reservable spaces are available throughout the year.

For facility details, availability, rental guidelines, and pricing, visit preservationparks.com/facilities.

Questions? Call (740) 524-8600 ext. 1, or email reservations@preservationparks.com.

OUTDOOR SHELTERS SHELTER AT BLUES CREEK PARK

SHELTER AT GALLANT WOODS PARK

Rental Hours: March 1 - October 31 November 1 - February 28

Rental Hours: March 1 - October 31 November 1 - February 28

9 a.m. – 8 p.m.

9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Capacity: 20 RENTAL RATES: Four-hour rental: Eight-hour rental:

9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Capacity: 60 $60 $120

RENTAL RATES: Four-hour rental: Eight-hour rental:

$60 $120

NON-RESERVABLE SHELTERS

Shale Hollow Park and Emily Traphagen Park shelters are available during park hours on a first-come, first-served basis.

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