KNOX COUNTY PARK DISTRICT

Welcome to our website. If you're looking to explore the great outdoors, you've come to the right spot. Knox County Park District's parks, water trails and area bike trails provide the public with an abundance of nature activities such as hiking, fishing, canoeing, biking, and picnicking, as well as meaningful educational experiences. Thanks to Knox County voters passing a modest parks and trails levy in 2008, new programs and parks and progress has been made on developing 16-mile Heart of Ohio Trail.

The purpose of Knox County Park District is to acquire, conserve and manage Knox County natural resources in a manner that preserves the rural character of the county, while protecting the county's unique historical and natural resources. We hope you enjoy our site and leave with an appreciation for what many of our residents and visitors already realize—Knox County Park District is a great place to live and visit.

News Alert: Mohican River Clean-up Float on Saturday, May 19th.

Weather conditions look great for the float starting at 10am. Wear your sunscreen!

 

Get Your Tail to the Trail!

The Knox County Health Department is joining forces with the Knox County Park District to sponsor a monthly wellness walk. Tactfully named “Get Your Tail to the Trail,” each monthly walk begins at 9 a.m. on the first Saturday of month at a different walking trail in the park district and will feature a health topic. Check for the next event by visiting the Knox County Health Department website.

Alert - Heart of Ohio Trail

The Heart of Ohio Trail (HOOT) is now open between Bishop and Updike Roads and between Updike Road to North Clayton Street in Centerburg. Thus, the trail is now paved for your next recreational adventure from the bridge west of Graham Road to North Clayton Street in Centerburg!View a HOOT map.

 

 

 

Want to know more ways of helping the Park District?

Volunteer your time or take a look at our "wish list."