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The Donnelsville Cabin, formerly known as Headley Field, is
available for rent. It has a main room, a full kitchen with a large
pass through counter, and two restrooms. It has recently been
refurbished with a new furnace, paint, appliances, flooring, and
restroom facilities.
Cost is $100 for a one-day rental, plus a $75 deposit that will be
refunded if the premises are left in good condition with no
damage and all trash removed from the site.
Contact the township offices at 845-1341 to ask about using
the cabin or to reserve your date. Click here to view a sample
lease agreement.
The township thanks the Donnelsville Lions Club for their
generous donation of the park and its facilities to Bethel
Township in 2006, and the opportunities this has created for area
residents.
available for rent. It has a main room, a full kitchen with a large
pass through counter, and two restrooms. It has recently been
refurbished with a new furnace, paint, appliances, flooring, and
restroom facilities.
Cost is $100 for a one-day rental, plus a $75 deposit that will be
refunded if the premises are left in good condition with no
damage and all trash removed from the site.
Contact the township offices at 845-1341 to ask about using
the cabin or to reserve your date. Click here to view a sample
lease agreement.
The township thanks the Donnelsville Lions Club for their
generous donation of the park and its facilities to Bethel
Township in 2006, and the opportunities this has created for area
residents.
| Donnelsville Cabin available for rent |
Township parks Raynor Park Donnelsville Park Medway Park Crystal Lakes Park Clark County Parks George Rogers Clark Park Estelle Wenrick Wetlands Snider Road ball fields |
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| Crystal Lakes Park has a new look, thanks to prospective Eagle Scout Drew Neel of Troop 180 in Huber Heights. Drew landscaped the park for his Eagle Project, donating 150 hours of work by scouts, family, and friends. They hauled topsoil, planted shrubs and flowers, weeded, mulched and cleaned the park. All supplies were provided by the township. |
| The cabin at Donnelsville Park has a new look, thanks to prospective Eagle Scout Andy Hufford of Troop 27 in New Carlisle. Andy chose restoration of an exterior section of the cabin as his Eagle Project, removing three windows and boarding up two of them, replacing deteriorated siding and insulation, enclosing an unused exterior door, and doing fascia work. He and his helpers donated about 100 hours to the project, with supplies provided by him and by the township. Prior to Andy's project one wall was open to the elements and had "critters" nesting in it. Now that the building is secure the township can proceed with plans to re-side the rest of it. |
