Barthelmas Park is approximately 35 acres in size. There are ball diamonds, shelter houses, soccer fields, and a playground.
Restroom, 
Picnic Tables, 
Playgrounds, 
Picnic Shelter, 
Ball Fields, 
Grills, 
Tennis Courts, 
Pickleball Courts, 
Basketball Courts
This beautiful, diverse and rare 19 acre-wetland offers a unique glimpse into the glacial past that shaped Ohio’s landscape. It is home to several distinct species of plants and animals, including waterfowl migrating through the Scioto River Corridor. A new trail takes hikers to the Ohio & Erie Canal Park.
This park features historic canal features, a walking path and scenic views of the Scioto River.
Consists of the Shelter House, the Williamsport Gym, the playground and the park area. There is a large grill available by the Shelter House and there is a wheelchair swing in the playground area.
Darbyville park offers a means to take a break for a while and enjoy. Come and admire the greenery, sunbathe, listen to music, have a picnic, meet people, smell flowers or participate in celebrations in your free time.
Park Activities include: Picnic Tables Playgrounds
A true vacation destination, Deer Creek offers a balance of modern and rustic facilities to satisfy every visitor. Set amidst rich farming country, the park’s well-appointed resort, marina, large campground, and 18-hole golf course facilities blend perfectly with outdoor activities such as boating, fishing, camping, and hiking. The park also boasts a presidential connection with its historical Harding Cabin. In summer, Deer Creek offers nature programming, and in winter, snowmobiling and ice fishing.
Logan Elm features a historic monument with Chief Logan’s speech and numerous other plaques honoring American Indians and early Ohio settlers from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The 200-acre wildlife area is located within Pickaway County, 3.5 miles east of Commercial Point and four miles north of South Bloomfield. It is adjacent to the Scioto River along its most western edge and is bordered by an old feeder canal to the east which was once part of the Ohio and Erie canals system.
Birdwatching 
Water Access
Fishing 
Canoe/Kayak, 
Camping
Try this 0.7-mile loop trail near Ashville, Ohio. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 15 min to complete. This is a popular trail for trail running and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.