3784 Brdmn Park Broc_Map

Boardman - Poland Rd. / U.S. Route 224
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YOUNGSTOWN
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Gazebo
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St. James Meeting House
Boardman Community Center
Georgeanna A. Parker Activity Center
Elton Beard Family Cabin
Beardsley-Walter-Diehm House
Schiller-Chuey Summer Kitchen
Park Offices
Activity Center
Service Buildings
Open Air Pavilions: ◆
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Chester V. Long Pavilion
Ex-Servicemen’s Pavilion
Kenneth Hofmaster Pavilion
Edgewood Pavilion
Thomas C. Masters Pavilion
Boardman Park offers a variety of programs
ranging from Recreational to Nature activities.
Everyone has the opportunity to experience
what the Park has to offer - Adventure Camp
to Senior Fun Days to the Battle of the Bands.
Boardman Park strives to complete the circle
of leisure and environmental needs of our
guests. If you are interested in learning more
about the programs offered, you can look us
up on the web at www.boardmanpark.com
or call 330-965-0482.
Flagpole
◆ Veterans'
Memorial
• Public Restrooms
• Picnic Areas
• Hike & Bike Trail
• Nature Trails
• Creeks/Water
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Practice
Tennis Court
Thomas C. Masters Pavilion ◆
Public Restrooms
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Tennis Courts ◆
Softball Fields ◆
Parking
OHIO
TURNPIKE
Directions to Boardman Park
From PA – take Interstate 76 East (PA to OH turnpike exit 234).Then
take route 680 to Route 224 – Canfield exit (Youngstown-Poland Rd.).
Heading West on Route 224 the Park is just past Best Buy and Target.
Left turn into the Park.
From Akron-Canton – Route 76 East to Route 80. Get off Canfield/
Route 11. Proceed to the Canfield-East exit. Left turn onto Route 224
– five miles to the Southern Park Mall. Continue on Route 224 past
Toys R Us. Right turn directly into the Park.
McKay's Run Creek
Elton Beard ◆
Family Cabin
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Beech Grove Terrace - 540 ft. = 0.1 mile
Deer Run Trail - 200 ft. = 0.05 mile
McKay’s Run Trail - 1,165 ft. = 0.2 mile
Sugar House Trail - 3,650 ft. = 0.7 mile
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• Hike & Bike Trail - 2,640 ft. = 0.5 mile
• Wildflower Trail - 2,320 ft. = 0.5 mile
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PENNSYLVANIA
I-76
From Cleveland – take the turnpike to the Route 7 exit, #232, near
the PA State Line. Route 7 is Market Street. Drive North on Route 7 to
Route 224 and at the Southern Park Mall – take a right turn – this is
Route 224, also known as Youngstown-Poland Rd. Heading East on
Route 224 the Park is just past Toys R Us, on the right. St. James Meeting
House (the little white church in the Park) is the landmark. Right turn
directly into the Park.
All Purpose Trails: ◆
Nature Trails (No Bikes): ◆
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Maag Outdoor
Arts Theatre ◆
Hardball Field
Maple Dr.
Western Reserve Rd.
(Future Site)
Gazebo
Maag Outdoor Arts Theatre
Veterans’ Memorial
Kids’ Town Creative Playground
Tots’ Town Creative Playground
Tennis Courts
Softball Fields
Hardball Field
Sand Volleyball Courts
POLAND
Boardman Poland Rd.
224
Bocce Court Pavilion ◆
Recreational Facilities: ◆
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Schiller-Chuey
Summer Kitchen
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Herb Gardens ◆
BOARDMAN
CANFIELD
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Tippecanoe Rd.
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Indoor Facilities:
680
South Ave.
Garden
Glenwood Ave.
Proudly Serving the Community Since 1947
Southern Blvd.
11
Market St.
St. James
Meeting House ◆
Meridian Rd.
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The
Oswald
Detchon
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Raccoon Rd.
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Beardsley-WalterDiehm House ◆
◆ Service Buildings
◆Activity Center
Pond
Georgeanna Parker
and Park Office ◆
Sugar House Nature Trail ◆
Kids'
Volleyball
Courts ◆
Playground ◆
◆ Town
Public
Restrooms
ExServicemen's
Pavilion ◆
Edgewood
Pavilion ◆
Hike & Bike Trail ◆
McKay's Run Trail ◆
Tots' ◆
Town
Service Building
Boardman
Community
Center ◆
Sand
Volleyball
Courts ◆
Kenneth
Hofmaster
Pavilion ◆
Chester V.
Long Pavilion ◆
Beech Maple Forest
• Grassy Areas
Sugar House Nature Trail ◆
• Paved Driveways and Parking
Watershed - is an area of land that water flows over or
under on its way to a stream, river, lake or other body of water.
In Mahoning County there are six (6) major watersheds:
Upper Mahoning River, Meander Creek, Mill Creek, Yellow
Creek, Little Beaver Creek, Lower Mahoning River; each of
them cover several thousand acres. Boardman Park lies
within the Yellow Creek watershed. The land area drained in
the Watershed is 39.4 square miles in Mahoning and
Columbiana Counties, and includes the lakes of Pine, Hamilton,
Burgess and Evans. The Watershed also includes parts of
Boardman, Beaver, Springfield and Unity townships, the
villages of Poland and New Middletown and the city of
Struthers. Lake Evans provides the drinking water for Struthers,
portions of Boardman, Poland, Beaver, Springfield Township,
New Middletown and the cities of Lowellville and Struthers.
McKay’s Run Creek is one of the major streams found in the
watershed and carries water to Yellow Creek in Poland,
which then flows into Lake Hamilton located in Struthers.
Deer Run Trail ◆
Fox Run Trail ◆
Boardman Park consists of 227 acres. 67 acres are
developed for recreational use and the balance,
160 acres, is preserved for natural habitat, which
supports many native species of plants and animals
and is an excellent representative of Ohio’s glaciated Beech/Maple forests and lowland hardwood
forests. It is these two diverse, yet balanced, uses
that truly make Boardman Township Park the
“Green Oasis” of the community.
Wildflower Trails ◆
Beech Grove
Terrace ◆
McKay's Run Creek