• Wolf Creek Park

• Mull Covered Bridge

• Blue Heron Reserve

• Countryside Park

• North Coast Inland Trail

• Creek Bend Farm

• Green Creek Township Property

• Shelley Wetland

• White Star Park

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WOLF CREEK PARK - 93 acres
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Located south of Fremont on S.R. 53 along Sandusky River in area designated "scenic" by ODNR Division of Natural Areas and Preserves. Gravel roads and parking area.

Currently and forever owned by the state because of its location in the watershed area along the river. Park District has lease agreement.

Campground: open April 1 - December 31 with 24 "primitive" sites (no hook up for water or electric) at $15 per site per night. Sandusky County youth groups free with two weeks notice. Each site has table and fire ring.

Wolf Creek reservable facility: picnic shelter - $40 Sandusky County residents, $50 non-residents, 10 tables, 60-80 people. When not reserved, shelter is on a first come, first serve basis.

Facility also includes play equipment, grills, well water, restrooms, open play area, nature trails, access to Sandusky River for canoeing or fishing.

Ohio's Buckeye Trail statewide hiking trail, runs through Wolf Creek Park.

MULL COVERED BRIDGE - 1/2 acre 
Located west of Wolf Creek Park on County Road 9. Gravel parking area.

Constructed in 1851. One of the last remaining covered bridges in Northwest Ohio. Managed in cooperation with County Commissioners and County Engineer.

BLUE HERON RESERVE - 160 acres
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Located north of Clyde on County Road 260 at U.S. Route 6. Gravel parking area located on County Road 260.

Acquired by donation from The Nature Conservancy and a federal LWCF (Land & Water Conservation Fund) grant.

Unique natural features such as a calcareous fen, seasonal wetlands, grassy trail, and a mile of boardwalk trail made of recycled plastic lumber, made possible with a grant from OSS Joint Solid Waste District and ODNR NatureWorks Program.

COUNTRYSIDE PARK
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Located on Countryside Place, Fremont next to the Park District's Administrative Office in the County Office Complex. Paved parking area. Owned by the county, managed by the Park District.

Countryside Park Shelter: $40 Sandusky County residents, $50 non-residents, 10 tables, 60-80 people. When not reserved, shelter is on a first come, first serve basis.

Facility also includes, grassy areas for play, tables, grills, restroom (May-October), gazebo, composting display, and gardens. Paved walking path (approx. 1000 ft.) for walkers, strollers, wheelchairs (skateboards, roller blades prohibited since the path is commonly used by nursing home residents). Shelter built by Park District with funding from Countryside Continuing Care Center.

NORTH COAST INLAND TRAIL
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Access at the gazebo in downtown Clyde; East Side Biggs-Kettner Park, Walsh Park, Rodger Young Park, or Park Ave & Hayes Ave, Fremont.

8 mile abandoned rail line converted to paved hike/bike path with ODOT funding. Path is open year-round for walking, jogging, bicycling, in-line skates, strollers, - no motorized vehicles permitted (except handicap assistance vehicles).

Creek Bend Farm - 187 acres
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Creek Bend Farm is located on State Route 590, Lindsey. The purchase of the property was made possible in 2002 by a generous donation from the Robert and Francis Roush Family and a grant from the Ohio Public Works Commission’s Clean Ohio Conservation Fund. The property, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was the home of Fran Roush and Bob Roush, former Sandusky County Commissioner.

The Park District intends to develop a 1930’s-1950’s era farm park with existing fields, Muddy Creek corridor, and numerous farm buildings. The property is currently closed to the public except for scheduled program use. Tours are available to any interested clubs or organizations and may be scheduled by calling the Park District Office: 419-334-4495.

GREEN CREEK TOWNSHIP PROPERTY  - 90 acres

Located C.R. 195 south of Clyde. Acquired in 2005. Currently undeveloped, closed to the public.

SHELLEY WETLAND – 17 acres

Located in York Township at County Road 292 and 177.  Acquired by generous donation of the Jim Shelley family in Dec 2007. Currently undeveloped, closed to the public.