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Enjoy miles of scenic hiking trails as the spring run-off fills the many tributaries
around the park. Stop and enjoy the vistas of the Twin Valley from the overlook
located by High View Shelter off Eby Road.
Prairies and meadows can also be found full of spring wildlife and can be visited
via the trails located around park.
Bridal Trails are opened but are weather dependant.
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- About The Park
A world of serenity awaits with panoramic views and miles of hiking and equestrian
trails. Only 20 minutes from Dayton, the park enables users to hike, fish, picnic,
and many other exciting adventures.
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- History
The southern 267 acres of Twin Creek Park were originally Camp Hook Boy Scout Camp,
founded in 1926. It ran as a summer camp until 1991. Purchased by MetroParks in
1997.
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- Accessibility
There are three ADA accessible parking sites at Lake George parking lot.
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- Directions & Public Transportation
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Directions
Follow St Rte. 725 west through Miamisburg. Take St Rte. 4 south through Germantown;
turn left on Eby Rd. Park entrance is on the left.
Public Transportation
No direct service.
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- Conservation
Taylorsville MetroPark contains exceptional examples of mature upland forest with
many spring wildflowers, second growth woodlands, natural succession areas, a few
aging pine stands, a few managed grasslands, and extensive floodplain forests along
the Great Miami River Corridor.
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Visitor Information
Park Hours :
- April 1 - Oct. 31, 8 am – 10 pm
- Nov. 1 - March 31, 8 am – 8 pm
- Closed Christmas and New Year's Day
Facility Rental:
3 Group Camping Sites are available for groups with environmental education objectives.
Parking:
Multiple free parking lots are available on site.
See map.
School Group Tours:
Available by request. Call to schedule.
View a list of programs available.
Pet Policy:
Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed and under control at all times.
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Park Features/Amenities |
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The 1000-acre MetroPark is filled with spectacular ravines, towering trees, wildflowers,
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