a group of people biking on a paved path

May is National Bike Month!

We are lucky to live in the Miami Valley, a region that touts the largest paved trail network in the country! CWPD is proud to be part of this trail network with over 10 miles of multi-use paved trails for…

a man in a high visability vest standing in a field with his hand on a shovel

Brian Code

Brian retired five years ago from an engineering career in sensor manufacturing, serving the environmental, medical device and aerospace/satellite industries. During retirement, he has been motivated to keep learning, make new social connections, and to do meaningful work helping people…

crowd surrounding outdoor movie screen at sunset, Forest Field Park

May the Fourth Be With You!

Enjoy an evening in Forest Field Park on Saturday, May 4, watching the animated 2008 movie “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” — perfect for any age Star Wars fan. We will start at 7 p.m. with interactive games and crafts…

four robin eggs in a nest

Cracking the Shell Game

All around us, birds are back in the business of producing the next generation, their eggs hidden away in nest cups and tree holes. Bird eggs are marvels of biological engineering. All of the materials needed to build a new…

teenage girl standing in Holes Creek with a net. Wearing a CWPD summer camp t-shirt.

Summer Camp Registration

Centerville-Washington Park District 2024 summer camp registration begins on Monday, April 8 at 10 a.m. for residents of Centerville and Washington Township. Nonresidents may register beginning April 15 at 10 a.m. To improve your camp registration experience, we recommend you…

Illustration of an owl in safe solar viewing glasses. Eclipse in the background.

Two Eclipse Viewing Parties

All of Centerville-Washington Park District (CWPD) is inside the path of totality during the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. We are hosting two viewing parties! Family Fun Event Forest Field Park, 2100 E Centerville Station Rd. 1:30 – 3:30…

Two spring beauties and a bee

Beauty and the Bees

Spring beauties, Claytonia virginica, are among the earliest blooming of our so-called “spring ephemerals,” the woodland wildflowers that bloom in succession between March and May. Spring beauties survive the winter as a mini-potato-like tuberous root that provides the plant with…