Heritage Park

They did a great job hosting the Westerville Music & Arts festival here. The staffers working the event were all really welcoming and we were able to park at one of the designated lots easily. The parking map was a bit confusing, but it all worked out. It was laid out well throughout the park and you could enjoy the live music from several musical acts as you walked around to all of the vendor tents. Park has a small pond and a paved walking path.

We were just here for the playground, and it was a bit disappointing. Fine, but small. Now, it's right beside a nice shelter, and near some playing fields, so if you were at a game or having a reunion, etc., it would be handy, and good enough to occupy the kids for a bit. Follow the signs for the Antrim area, I think.The park itself is huge, with wooded drives and trails, and looks like lots of sports fields.

Such a fun time checking out the set up at Heritage. We went on the last day of the festival (and in the afternoon) so no lights or events, but we had a great time.

Went for the Westerville Pumpkins Aglow 2020, and while it was very cool & something fun yet coronavirus friendly, I left feeling a bit disappointed due to poor event planning. We drove up to the ticket line & were directed to the entry point. Once there we were only then informed that it would be 1 hour & degree was no way to leave. To make matters worse, it was TWO hours, not the 1 stated. The pumpkins were exquisite, but I wouldn't have given up that allotment of time to see them.

A gorgeous park with lots of pathways a lot of wooded area and it's great to see all the wildlife. There's a great variety for anyone. Again it has space for walkers, runners, bikers & roller blades. The play structure is good. There's plenty of parking. A great place for a picnic lunch.

This nice little park is located just north of the Everal Barn and Homestead event area. It features a paved pathway, which also connects it to the Everal Barn area, and if there's no event going on, you can use that to extend your stroll. There's a lot of signage around the various buildings, outhouses, barn, etc that explains the area and history. The signage is a little bit faded, but there's a handy printable brochure available on their website too that gives the information. In the Heritage Park area, the paved trail leads around the sports fields, and around a small wooded area and a nice little wetland, which also features a faded sign about the importance and purpose of wetlands. Alum Creek also runs nearby. There's a nice little playground near the sports fields, and a shelter area with picnic tables and restrooms, which signage indicated was open during the warmer months.A nice place to visit!