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Olivedale Park

Explore Lancaster, Ohio Parks

2805 Old Logan Rd

Alley Park Trail Map (PDF)

Printable copy of rental contract

Printable Copy of Rental Procedures

PDF Format

Contact the park office at 687-6651 to make sure your date is available before making reservation

Nature Themed Birthday Parties for
Children Ages 3-15
Have your Child's next birthday party in the
.Nature Education Center at Alley Park
Games, Crafts and informational time with
the animals included!
Bonfires, canoeing, and archery also available for the older youth!
Click here for more info

Nature Education Activities

Field Trips - Offered all year for schools, 4-H groups, girl and boy scouts, and others. 
Programs are designed to meet the needs of your group
Call 681-5025 for more information
email us at alleyparkoe@yahoo.com

NEW!!!
Information for  teachers.
Letter to teachers
 Courses-
updated 9/7/2011

 Alley Park Road Show
 Nature Education wrapped in FUN
for elementary grade levels

(Programs also available for older youth and adults)
click here for more info

The Preschoolers in the Park program has been discontinued due to lack of attendance.  To those who have participated in the past, we thank you for your involvement.  If you are looking for activities for your preschooler, please check out our Alley Park Kids program or our Saturday in the Park program for families
Sincerely,
Trina Thornton, Nature Ed Coordinator
 

Alley Park Nature Ed Programs
and Clubs for Fall & Winter 2011 & 2012

Saturdays In The Park
Click here for more info

Click Here for information on Home School Nature Activities

Now accepting registration for Alley Park Kids
 Must be 3 to 5 years old to register. You can register by email at
alleyparkoe@yahoo.com or by phone at 681-5025
Click here for information brochure

2 new events.  Check 'em out
Winter Blues and Holiday Family Night

Friday, January 27th from 4:00pm to 12 noon
Saturday, January 28th

All 5th through 12th graders are welcome to come have an overnight experience sleeping in the Goslin Nature Education Center at Alley Park. They will be separated into two age groups, Middle School (5th-8th) and High School (9th-12th). Campers will enjoy nature activities that go along with the Project WILD curriculum. Fun games and activities will allow campers to learn about wildlife and even become WILD click here for more info

OTHER PROGRAMS AT ALLEY PARK

Pickin' in the Park

What is it: 
FREE Jam session for all interested musicians

When is it: 
The 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month  at 7:00 pm

Where is it:
Alley Park's Goslin Nature Education Center

Line Dancing
Where:
   Alley Park's Goslin Nature Education Center
When:
   Every Monday from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Cost:
   $4 per class

No need to pre-register. Just show up and have a good time
For more information call Lancaster Parks at 740-687-6651

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art that is being taught in a gentle form of low impact exercise for adults, ages 18 & older. Practicing Tai Chi helps to support general mental and physical well being. It helps to improve lower body strength, balance, and flexibility. Its slow flowing movements help to calm the mind and reduce the stress and tension from every day life. Classes are at Alley Park's Goslin Nature Education Center, located at 2805 Old Logan Rd SE.
Intermediate Class time:  6:30 pm every Tuesday night.
Beginning Class time:  7:30 pm every Tuesday night
Cost: $25 per person per 4 week session.
 For more information or to register, call Lancaster

New beginning class starting September 6th at 7:30 pm
Parks at 687-6651

Zumba fitness at Alley Park
Classes will be Mondays and Wednesdays
from 5:45 pm to 6:45 pm.
Call Lancaster Parks at 687-6651 for
 registration information

Project WILD is a hands-on multidisciplinary curriculum supplement emphasizing wildlife conservation concepts. Activities are suitable for all ages and settings. Perfect for teachers, youth leaders, camp counselors and naturalists who all enjoy nature. Visit www.projectwild.org for more information on correlations to national and state education standards

Presented by: Lancaster Parks & Recreation and
Fairfield Soil & Water Conservation District
Facilitators: Vicki Kohli, Brett Navin & Trina Thornton

Monday, February 20, 2012
9am-4pm

Registration from 8:30 to 9am
Alley Park
2805 Old Logan Road, Lancaster OH 43130
Click Here for more information