Prospect Community Park

The Prospect Park is proud to be a part of Marion County’s America 250- Marion Trails, Tales, & Treasures!

Co-led by the Marion Community Foundation and the Marion CVB, who are dedicated to planning and promoting a year-long commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026.

Whether you’re cheering others on at a baseball game, playing a round of disc golf, or just visiting during one of the many special events throughout the year, there’s plenty to do and see while at the park all year long!

While walking along one of our walking paths, take a moment to ponder and give thanks to Prospect’s veterans and POW/MIA at our Veteran’s Memorial.

The park also offers an engaging playground, shelter rentals and public restrooms to visitors. For more information on shelter rentals, please contact Judi Anderson at (740) 751-8098.

Visit the Prospect Community Park Facebook Page!

Prospect Park Battle Creek Disc Golf Course Map and Locations of Holes.
Prospect Community Park Walking Paths Map. Color coordinated with total milage for each colored path.

Veterans Memorial at the Prospect Community Park. Concrete with stone pavers take you to a large black memorial describing POW MIA and more. The USA flag, Ohio State flag and POW MIA flag blow in the wind behind memorial.
Veterans Memorial
Yellow park bench along path surrounded by rays of sun and wildflowers.
Wildflower Field
Two purple coneflowers from the wildflower field.
Wildflower Field

An additional playground - along with pickleball/basketball courts - was erected on the corner of Market/Hughes and Fourth St. for everyone to enjoy.

Village pickleball and basketball courts.
Village playground with jungle gym, pickleball and basketball courts.

Greenspur Nature Preserve

4990 LaRue Prospect Rd S
Prospect, OH 43342

Cared for by the Marion County Parks District 222 W Center St., Marion, OH 43302

(740) 223-4161

marioncountyparks.info

Greenspur, located on St. Rt. 203 2 1/2 miles north of Prospect, is a seven acre wooded area. It is on the spur line from the old Interurban line to the old power plant along the Scioto River. It is largely second-growth woodland.

The local match for this land was donated to the park district by former Marion County Commissioner John Watkins, and the balance was provided by a grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

A small pond on the property provides a wetland.

Greenspur pond with cattails and wildflowers in foreground.
Greenspur dirt walking path with shade.
Greenspur monarch butterfly on white flower.