Park

Chelseas playground

Our playground is a vibrant, family-friendly space where children of all ages can play, explore, and enjoy the outdoors. Over the years, we’ve updated and refreshed the equipment to keep it safe, fun, and inviting. With swings, slides, climbing structures, and interactive play areas, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Bring your family out and make memories—🌳🛝

New Amenities coming to Ed Wolfe Park

At Ed Wolfe Memorial Park, the fun is getting a playful upgrade with the addition of concrete cornhole boards, a larger-than-life Connect Four game, checker and chess boards, and sturdy ping-pong tables—perfect for friendly competition and gatherings of all ages. It’s a place where laughter carries across the park, and a simple game can turn into a lasting memory.
There’s a touch of whimsy in the air here—where bright game pieces clink and slide, ping-pong balls dance in the breeze, and every corner invites you to pause, play, and maybe even feel like a kid again. Whether you’re tossing a perfect shot, planning your next move on the board, or lining up that winning play, the park becomes a little world of joy tucked into everyday life.

Reservations

Reserve Your Spot at Amanda Village Park! Planning a picnic, event, or game? Our Shelter House and Ball Fields are ready for you! To reserve, please download the Rules & Regulations and the Rental Agreement Application. Once you’ve completed and signed the forms, submitted payment, and provided proof of liability insurance, your reservation will be confirmed with the Village of Amanda. We look forward to seeing you at the park!

About us

A 9-hole disc golf course weaves its way along John’s Trail bike path off Main Street, stretching south toward the lagoon along the old rail bed. Built on the path of a historic railroad, the course blends recreation with a touch of local history—where players now follow the same route once traveled by passing trains. With a mix of open throws and tree-lined fairways, it offers both a relaxing walk and a fun challenge for all skill levels. Keep an eye out along the way—you might spot wildlife near the lagoon or catch a peaceful glimpse of nature that makes every round a little different from the last. Baskets are in place--course map/signs still to come.
Along with Johns Trail -- Fairfield County offers a diverse and growing network of trails for every type of outdoor enthusiast—from scenic paved bike paths to “Share the Road” routes and adventurous mountain bike (MTB) terrain. The communities of Pickerington and Lancaster feature the most extensive trail systems, providing miles of connected pathways to explore.
Looking ahead, additional connections are being planned throughout the county using designated “Share the Road” routes along township and county roads, as well as existing city streets. These efforts aim to create a more unified and accessible trail experience for riders and walkers alike, and even possibly connect Johns Trail.
Use the links below to explore detailed maps of Fairfield County’s trail systems. These resources will help you locate parking areas, trailheads, and points of interest to make the most of your journey:http://www.fhta.org/
Fairfield County Historical ParksFor all parks in our area follow our link below.www.historicalparks.org