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Quail Hollow Park features over 700 acres of rolling meadows, marshes, pine and deciduous woods surrounding a 40-room house. Scenic woodland trails, gardens and the house offer a variety of natural and cultural experiences for visitors.

Operating as a state park since 1975, Stark Parks began managing the park in 2016. The former H.B. Stewart family home is used for educational and community programs and events. Fishing is recommended at the 2-acre Shady Lane Pond. A valid Ohio fishing license is required. Picnic areas are located in the center of the park with tables, grills, and restrooms close by.

The Quail Hollow Volunteer Association offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to enhance park programs and the park site. The association also acts as a base of support for the park by assisting the park staff, raising funds, accepting donations to aid park operations, and acts as a link between the park and the surrounding community.

Cross Country Skiing:
Cross-country skiing and snowshoe rentals will happen if enough snow is on the ground at Quail Hollow Park. If proper weather conditions (3 to 4 inches of snow) are present, an email will be sent to email subscribers with open rental dates and hours. Registration is not needed, all rentals are first-come, first served. Ski rental is $20 for first-time rental each season, $10 for returning renters. Snowshoe rentals are $20. All rentals are 2 hours. Cash or Check.

Manor House Tours: Requested and public tours of the house are typically available during warmer months (May through October). 2023 dates are complete.