Dog walking in New Holland

Downtown

The downtown neighborhood of Washington Court House is about ten miles west of New Holland. This part of the city includes a central commercial district that's surrounded by residential areas. A fun place to get outside with your special pal is Eyman Park on Millikan Avenue. Here, you'll find some open space, a few ball fields, athletic courts, and an old locomotive. Follow the paved pathway by Paint Creek with your four-footed pal to get your exercise. You can also play ball in the field together. Make sure Spot stays on a lead and under your control. Remember to scoop any waste.

Northwest Washington Court House

Just over ten miles west of New Holland, you'll find Northwest Washington Court House. This neighborhood includes an industrial site, apartment buildings, and single-family homes. Many of the roads here have sidewalks to take a stroll with Fido.  There's a furrific spot to enjoy a picnic with your fur-baby in the area. Head to Washington Park on Eyman Park Drive. Work up an appetite by taking the paved pathway around the lake, then share a meal at one of the tables. Have your canine companion on a cord or lead in the facility. Bring baggies to collect your dog's droppings.

Storybrook

The Storybrook neighborhood of Washington Court House is about 9.3 miles west of New Holland. This residential development includes a church, an assisted living facility, and single-family homes. The sidewalks here offer a safe place to walk with your pooch. Just outside of town, off Robinson Road, you'll find a parking lot for the Tri-County Triangle Trail. The multi-use trail connects Washington Court House and Chillicothe, and it is about 35 miles long. Wander through farmland areas and the woods that are along the Scioto River and Paint Creek. You can bring Spot with you on a lead when you use this paved pathway.

Leesburg Ave

On the south side of Washington Court House, you'll find the Leesburg Avenue neighborhood. There are single-family homes, apartment complexes, an elementary school, and an athletic field complex in this community. You'll find a furrific facility off South Elm Street that's on both sides of Paint Creek. Take your canine pal to Christman Park for a day of fun. This facility includes picnic areas, a playground, athletic fields, open space, and a fenced dog run. Walk by the creek or let your special pal romp with other canines here. Make sure Fido stays on a lead unless they're in the fenced area.

Deer Creek State Park

Deer Creek State Park is about nine miles north of New Holland. This facility has farmland and a few private residences around the perimeter. As a popular vacation area, you'll find a resort lodge, campsites, and cottages. For your recreation, you can go fishing and boating in the Deer Creek Reservoir, hiking on the area trails, or picnicking here with your four-footed friend. Enjoy exploring the fields and woodland areas here with your canine companion. Observe the wildlife and meadow flowers as you roam through the property. Dogs on a lead can join you in the campgrounds and other designated parts of the park.