Winter Update
A duck on the icy cold river or frozen Sunderland falls are some of the sights you may see in winter as you walk among the silent trees. Stop at the trail overlook and be transported to a simpler time when many early settlers depended on hunting and fishing. Wildlife still abounds in this quiet park. Do you know what a deer track looks like in snow?
The land where Taylorsville MetroPark now sits has a robust and storied history. It was once the site of the bustling town of Tadmor, one of the most important centers of transportation in early Ohio history.
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Directions From I-75 take U.S. 40 Exit (National Rd.) and head east. Continue on 40 where it heads south onto Brown School Rd. Then go on Brown School Rd. past U.S. 40 to entrances, or follow U.S. 40 east to other entrances.
Public Transportation RTA Bus Route 17 Take route 17 East Loop traveling northbound on Main through downtown will take you to Center and Brownschool. Walk down Brownschool about five blocks to the park entrance. Note: There are no sidewalks.
Visitor Information
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 39.87775 Longitude: -84.274739
Park Hours:
Facility Rental: There are six reservable sites in the scenic Great Miami River valley. Use the reservable area entrance at 8400 Brown School Road to access three of the reservable shelters. One of these shelteres holds 120 people. Use the entrance at 2000 U.S. 40 near the Taylorsville Dam to access two of the shelters. The other reservable shelter is the CCC Shelter at 2101 U.S. 40. Alcoholic beverages are allowed at the reservable sites. Call (937) 275-PARK for more info
Parking: Multiple free parking lots are available on site. See map.
School Group Tours: Schools and other groups may schedule guided tours. Call (937) 275-PARK to schedule. View a list of programs available.
Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed and under control at all times.
