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Sports in Springfield Township Parks:
Community Homecoming Park
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Community Homecoming Park was donated for $1.00 to the township to
operate in 1995 by the Community Homecoming Corporation. Grants from the State
of Ohio were instrumental in the development of the park as it stands today. The
township is responsible for its care and maintenance. The corporation stages the
annual Strawberry Festival in June each year. This festival attracts thousands
of visitors that partake in the season's fresh strawberries, carnival games and
rides. The park has multiple baseball diamonds and soccer fields, a gazebo and
shelter house that can be rented for special occasions, a playground and a
fishing pond with boardwalk. Plans for the future include a bike path and
walking trails. This year, Springfield Township, along with Springfield Schools
and Village of Holland, will also sponsor a community fireworks display at the
park. MORE INFORMATION
Lincoln Green Neighborhood Park
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This park is located in the Lincoln Green area of the township off
Burnham Green road. A small shelter house, picnic tables and benches, a walking
trail, and a playground area are some of the things it has to offer. It was
opened to the public on October 1st of 2006
Carmella Gardens Park
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Carmella Gardens Neighborhood Park, located on Danny Lane in Carmella
Gardens Subdivision in Springfield Township, is the latest of the Township’s
Parks to receive updated playground equipment when in August of 2006 a
completely new playground set was installed by the Township. Purchased at a cost
of $30,000 from the Walnut Grove Playground Equipment Company, the material is
similar to the equipment placed in the new Lincoln Green neighborhood Park on
Burnham Green Road. Carmella Gardens Park Dedication October1, 2006
Bear Creek Park
This par is still under development
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