Parks

Reily Township includes many outdoor parks and facilities such as areas of Indian Creek MetroPark and Reily’s own Township Community Park. More information can be found below.

Reily Township Community Park

The Reily Township Community Park is located behind the Reily Community Center. Consisting of ample parking, three baseball fields, a playground, a paved walking path, and a picnic shelter, the community park offers recreational options for everyone.

A sliver of the basketball court with the playground and swing set behind it. Trees are visible behind the swing set.

Butler County MetroParks

Indian Creek MetroPark encompasses four different activity areas with five park entrances. Areas include natural and historical sites with opportunities for play, picnicking, hiking, exploring, and more. It is open daily from 8:00 a.m. until dark.

Indian Creek Park--Oxford Reily Road Area

Running along Indian Creek, this area allows visitors the opportunity to rest at shaded picnic tables or to wade through the water in search of fossils. For more information, visit the Metroparks Website.

The creek can be detected behind a few green trees. The roadway is to the right of the creek. Between the creek and the road, there is a sign requesting that residents keep the area clean.

Pater Park

Rich in flora and fauna, Pater Wildlife Area is perfect for bird watching, fishing, and hunting. For more information, visit the Metroparks Website.

Pioneer Church Area

Abundant in history and scenery, the Pioneer Church and Burial Ground is a great historical location for small gatherings. For more information, visit the MetroParks Website.

he pioneer church. It is a brown, brick building with a dark colored front door and windows on both sides of the door. In front of the church is a grassy area and a garden with green plants.

Indian Creek Park--Springfield Road Area

Complete with a picnic shelter, a playground, and hiking trails, Springfield Road Area provides fun for the whole family. For more information, visit the Metroparks Website.

The Springfield Road Area. The playground is in a mulched area, and is complete with a climbing wall and a slide. Benches sit around the playground, and the area is surrounded with green grass and trees.