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Westerville Park Hop:Alum Creek Park North

With July recognized as “National Park and Recreation Month” and July 2 celebrated as “National Hop a Park Day”, Westerville Parks and Recreation is showcasing the very first park in Westerville; Alum Creek Park North (221 W. Main St.). In a City with more than 650 acres of parkland, Alum Creek Park North shines as a versatile spot for residents of all ages.

The park, which was acquired in 1934, had its 1,260-square foot amphitheater dedicated in 2001 and a new playground installed in 2015. The 11.93-acre park also houses an ADA-accessible shelter with 12 8-foot tables, two charcoal grills and occupancy of 112 people.

Other amenities include a ball diamond, lighted basketball court, sand volleyball court, fishing, benches and bike/leisure path along Alum Creek. The playground includes swings, a spider web climbing feature, a sandbox and a train.

For more information on Alum Creek Park North and all Westerville parks, visit www.westerville.org/parks.

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