Knox County Park District conserves, manages and maintains over 1,000 acres of land throughout the county including seven natural park areas (Wolf Run, Hellbender Preserve, Honey Run Waterfall, Honey Run Highlands, Indianfield Bluffs, Thayer Ridge and Bat Nest), several access points along the beautiful Kokosing and Mohican State Scenic Rivers and numerous scenic hiking trails. In addition, there are several area bike trails and the Park District offers free educational and recreational opportunities during the year. Travel the Gateway to Amish Country Scenic Byway along US 62 and SR 514 as you visit our parks and trails. Be sure to check periodically for upcoming events.
Park Etiquette: All natural features – plants, wildlife, geologic specimens and historic artifacts belong to the citizens of Knox County and are not to be collected, disturbed, harmed, or defaced in any manner. Camping is not permitted; vehicles (including ATV’s and UV’s) and bicycles are permitted only in parking areas; Dogs or other pets must be leashed at all times (except at the dog park) and must be under owner control. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets; Use of alcohol and/or illegal drugs is strictly prohibited!
Knox County Park District Parks
- Bat Nest Park
- Hellbender Preserve
- Honey Run Highlands
- Honey Run Waterfall
- Indianfield Bluffs Park
- Thayer Ridge Park
- Wolf Run Regional Park
- Zuck Riparian Preserve
Kokosing State Scenic River Water Trail
- Big Run Road Access
- Hope Fishing Access
- Kokosing Gap Canoe Access
- Millwood Access
- Pipesville Road Access
- Riley Chapel Road Access
- Zuck Riparian Preserve