Randolph Township
Portage County, Ohio

The Beverly Bird Sanctuary is located on Fairground Road, and has nature trails  which were developed by the Boy Scouts as Eagle Projects.

The Moyer Ball Fields located at 3636 Waterloo Road were developed with a bequest of funds from the Almon Moyer family and dedicated to their name. Located here is a field house used by the ball teams which was built using several grants and very few tax dollars. The Boy Scouts built fitness stations at various points by the walking track. The Walking Track is 2,250 feet long and open dawn to dusk for walkers.

The third park area of the township is on the former Randolph School/Waterloo Middle School site on State Route #44. Currently there are a couple of ball fields there. The trustees hope to develop this site into a park soon.

Randolph Township has three Park Commissioners who are appointed by a Judge of the county and approved by the Trustees. These Park Commissioners include Janice Adelman, Nancy Briedmeier and Carol Kline. If you have any suggestions for our parks, please contact one of these Park Commissioners or the Trustees.