What are your park hours?

We are open from 8 AM to 8 PM, April through October, and 8 AM to 5 PM, November through March.

Are pets allowed in the park?

Yes, pets are allowed in the park, but they must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet.

Where are you located?

We are located at 930 S Tecumseh Rd.

Are there picnic areas available?

Yes, we have picnic tables and grills available on a first-come, first-served basis.

What types of activities are available in the park?

We offer hiking trails, playgrounds, fishing, and a visitor center with educational exhibits.

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George Rogers Clark Park in Springfield

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George Rogers Clark Park is a tourist attraction in Springfield, OH.

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This 250-acre park offers a variety of activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing. Visitors can explore the scenic trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas, or visit the Clark State Community College's Outdoor Education Center. The park's natural beauty and recreational opportunities make it a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.

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Michael Remington -Google user

2 months ago

Awesome park for hiking and enjoying wildflowers. As well as seeing where history took place. There are roads to drive on if you can't hike. As well as some covered picnic areas. We are before we went so didn't investigate the picnic area much. Right...Read More

We saw several people walking their dogs there, just make sure you clean up after your dog.

Shane Cooper -Google user

3 months ago

The park appeared remarkably clean and meticulously maintained, with vibrant greenery and well-trimmed pathways. The trails were clearly marked, making it easy to navigate through the lush surroundings. As I made my way along the path, I was captivated by the breathtaking waterfall cascading down...Read More

Soni Avey -Google user

11 months ago

This is living history. You see a battle with cannons. You can explore the fort, talk with the reenactment people, learn history all the while having fun. There are several food vendors so you have a nice selection to choose from.

Matthew -Google user

2 years ago

It was an absolutely lovely park to visit. There were plenty of places for picnics. The hiking trails were beautiful. They have a historic home on site that can be toured. The park also includes the peckowee battle site. This is a park I would...Read More

The park is dog friendly, but leashes are required.Picnic areas include both open and covered areas.

Dwight Dowson -Google user

2 months ago

Historic Battlefield of PECKUWE BAND OF SHAWNEE 6 August 1780

Ryan Junior -Google user

4 years ago

This is a great park with lots of wonderful different things to see. It has a lot history, variety of scenic things and activities to do. The hiking trails were really nice, well maintained and well marked. You get to see a...Read More

William Krauss -Google user

5 years ago

Very nice park with lots of short to medium trails in a variety of terrain, from fields to woods, flat to hills, streams and lakes. Add the incredible history of the park—birthplace of Tecumseh and site of one of the most important battles between native...Read More

Michael Abel -Google user

5 years ago

This is a well maintained park. It is known for its Labor Day weekend Fair at New Boston event and there is an entrance fee for the Fair. I visited to see the lake and to hike which was free. It also has a museum...Read More

Frances Fawehinmi -Google user

2 years ago

This place is so beautiful and I love the hiking trails of this area. It doesn’t do it’s justice. I love the waterfall. I posted the waterfall video.

Juan Jeffrey -Google user

6 years ago

I went to Fair at New Boston and had a great day. The park is a great place for walking and enjoying nature just outside of the city. The permanent and semi-permanent colonial buildings and plaques are great historical resources to learn more about the...Read More

Gregory Funk -Google user

2 years ago

Good little park! Relatively clean and some good fishing for the family. I kayak here just to blow off some steam. Great trails!

A great place to get your dog on the trails. But keep them on a leash.

Mike Prince -Google user

Edited a year ago

Have loved this park for many years, keep it clean leave it the way you found it! ❤️

Diana Houck -Google user

4 years ago

Lots of shade and a waterfall. Lots of unique areas of the park. Went Labor day Saturday and it wasn't crowded at all. A hidden gem for sure.

Jazzlin -Google user

2 years ago

Cool park! My sons really into learning about Native American right now promoting our visit and we ended up having a nice little hike and checked out all the reconstructed living areas and we really enjoyed it. There’s SO MUCH space for picnics, hiking, and...Read More

T W -Google user

5 years ago

Such a beautiful park to spend a few hours at. Ample things to do for the entire family. We enjoyed the Woodland Indian Village, exploring the different type of buildings that were found in an Indian village. Not only did we enjoy the village, but the...Read More

geoff -Google user

Edited 7 years ago

Great little park with multiple short trails, a lake, re-created Indian village, fort, museum, and an actual battlefield from the 18th century. It's free for entrance to the park, but cost a few dollars for the museum. Great place for some peace and quiet.

Cyndi Smith -Google user

3 years ago

We rented a shelter house for graduation party, was nice and secluded! Grass could have used cutting but overall it was really nice with a bridge, access to fishing and trails! Good price!

Port-a-pots are available!We had a couple pets with us!Several tables, some need updated!

Kayla -Google user

2 years ago

I've been going here since I was young. Nice spot for a quick hike with family, friends and/or kids. The pond is good for fishing and kayaking. I've also went and just had lunch at the picnic tables. Trail is relatively short in comparison to...Read More

holly robison -Google user

a year ago

The Fair at New Boston is always fun. We look forward to it every year. We have some fun memories of my son and his friend getting conscripted into the newly formed US Navy one year, and all my kids being taken prison by a...Read More

Ashley Schwierking -Google user

3 months ago

Me and my dog love hiking here :) Its a very beautiful park, I love it in the fall! It's also worth it to take a hike back to the little waterfall :) It's also a really nice fishing spot, plenty of access points to...Read More

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Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Activities

Hiking

Amenities

Picnic tables

Public restroom

Children

Good for kids

Kid-friendly hikes

Pets

Dogs allowed

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