George Rogers Clark Park

Park Trails & Hosterman Lake are Open Daily from 8:00 a.m. – dusk

The George Rogers Clark Park is owned by the Clark County Park District and offers a personal outdoor experience for every visitor. Bring the family for a picnic by the water or in the shade of a 300-year-old beech-maple forest. Hike 5 miles of nature trails through 250 acres of green meadows and abundant wildflowers, scenic waterways, and bird, deer, and turtle habitats. All ages can fish without a license at Hosterman Lake or take a non-motorized boat out for a relaxing trip across the water. This park offers picnic shelters (reservations available for events), nature walks and fishing.

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Download Hosterman Lake Fishing Guide & Restrictions PDF

Features

National Trail offers seven nature preserves that provide rich and diverse habitats for resident wildlife as well as appealing rest stops for migratory birds.
National Trail offers seven nature preserves that provide rich and diverse habitats for resident wildlife as well as appealing rest stops for migratory birds.
National Trail offers seven nature preserves that provide rich and diverse habitats for resident wildlife as well as appealing rest stops for migratory birds.
National Trail offers seven nature preserves that provide rich and diverse habitats for resident wildlife as well as appealing rest stops for migratory birds.
National Trail offers residents and guests a variety of opportunities to discover and appreciate the richness and beauty of nature in its many forms.
Prairies are unique and complex ecosystems. Many species of animals depend on these ecosystems for their survival.
The Springfield and Clark County area has many miles of beautiful, accessible trails for bicycling, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, in-line skating, jogging, and walking. National Trail maintains nearly 20 miles of the over 330-mile network of paved, off-road trails found throughout the Miami Valley.
Ohio winters can bring scenic snowy landscapes and crisp, fresh air. It’s the perfect backdrop for cross-country skiing. This recreational activity is a peaceful way to explore the parks in winter while getting a great, low-impact workout.
National Trail’s lagoons, ponds and rivers are rich in fish life. All members of the family, young and old, can find a place to fish for recreation, relaxation or food.
Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache container hidden at that location.
Discover the natural beauty, wildlife and history of our parkland by taking a hike through one of our nature parks. Hiking is a great way to get active and reduce stress while exploring our parks.
Kids will get dirty, create, climb, splash and burn off steam all while connecting with nature at our nature playgrounds.
National Trail offers 18 shelters available for reservation. Shelters typically seat 48 and come with grills and picnic tables on site.
Grab a sled and check out NTPRD parks for some wild winter fun!
George Rogers Clark Park