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Parks and Amenities
Whitehall is proud to have recently renovated all five of our community parks, and is excited about adding two new parks in 2021! The Kelley Green and Central Bark, Whitehall's dog park! Learn about our parks and their unique amenities from the tabs below.
- Whitehall Community Park
- John Bishop Memorial Park
- Lamby Lane Park
- Norton Field Park
- Robinwood Park
- The kelley green
- Central Bark
402 N. Hamilton Road
Main Amenities:
- Six acres of new wildflowers
- Multi-use trails
- Gratitude Mile
- Rentable open-air picnic shelters
- 9-hole disc golf course (Download map and scorecard)
- Playgrounds (upper level only)
- Vehicular access to upper and lower levels
- Access to Big Walnut Creek coming soon
- View photos of the park renovation
- Walk With a Doc
4815 Etna Road
Main Amenities:
- Splashpad
- John F. LaCorte Amphitheater ft. Music in the Park
- Youth baseball and softball diamonds
- Football field
- Playground
- Walking paths
- Rentable open-air picnic shelter
- Basketball courts
- Pickleball courts
- Four-square courts
- Adjacent to the Whitehall Senior Center and Community Garden
701 Lamby Lane
Main Amenities:
- Swings
- Walking loop/trail
- Rentable open-air picnic shelter
- Workout Station
4464 San Jose Lane
Main Amenities:
- Playground
- Walking loop trail
Corner of Robinwood and Elbern Avenues
Main Amenities:
- Playground
- Picnic area
105 Norton Park Drive
(Inside the New Norton Crossing Development)
Main Amenities:
- Byers Auto Pavilion
- Large green space for passive recreation
- Picnic tables/benches
- Cornhole boards
- Market on the Green
- Jazz on the Green
3860 Washburn Ave.
Hours of Operation
8:00am - Dark
Main Amenities
- Small and large dog areas
- Dog drinking fountains
- Benches under shelter houses
Central Bark will be closed when there is inclement weather.
Park Programs
Park Rules During COVID-19 Outbreak
- Park hours are 7 a.m.-dusk unless otherwise posted
- Use park equipment at your own risk; Park equipment is not monitored by staff
- Do not use equipment if you are sick
- Maintain social distancing (6 feet minimum) from those who are not in your immediate family
- Wear a face mask or other face covering
- Sanitize hands before and after using equipment
Park Watch
Please help to keep our parks clean and in great shape. Please call the Parks and Recreation Department at (614) 863-0121 to report safety hazards, facility damage and graffiti or report the issue online here.
Call the Whitehall Division of Police at (614) 237-6333, if you observe vandalism or other crimes in our parks.