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Please consider voting once daily through Dec 20th and help us to gain recognition for promoting peace from COVID-19 throughout 2021!
Read more: Towpath Trail Peace Park nominated for Hipcamps to Visit in 2021 contest
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Upon completing our first camping season with over 89 primitive campsites booked at our historical intersection on the Greenville Peace Treaty Line, Buckeye Trail, Ohio-Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Scenic Byway, Tuscarawas River Water Trail, and the Great American Rail-Trail, I've decided to solicit a financial partner to better protect a long term goal for the community!
Read more: Towpath Trail Peace Park Partnership Startup Opportunity!
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Towpath Trail Peace Park Primitive Campsites
Primitive tent camping is now available on the Greenville Peace Treaty Line, Buckeye Trail, Ohio-Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Scenic Byway, & the Great American Rail-Trail!
Weekends $14 up to two people, $5 each additional person. $10 additional car parking spot. Weekdays 25% off per night. Firewood bundle $7 * History lecture $10 (prices as of 8/05/20)
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Peace Park Plan
We love the history of our historical corner of the Greenville Peace Treaty Line, Ohio-Erie Canalway Towpath Trail and Scenic Byway, Buckeye Trail, the Great American Rail-Trail. and within sight of where the first white man Christian Federick Post, a Moravian missionary to the largest Delaware Native American settlement in Ohio in 1730. To have the opportunity to celebrate, encourage, and share such rich early Ohio history gives us great pleasure. Since we first started to make about a quarter acre of our little corner available to the public we've thought of a bunch of ideas and received a few great suggestions on how we may improve the visitor experience.
This is our wish list plan to improve our campsites for public usage.
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Document Information
Date: August 3, 1795
Author Name: Anthony Wayne (primary) Location: Greenville
Recipient Name: [not available]
Summary: Official sealed document securing peace between U.S. and Western Indian Nations. Set boundary line between nations as Cuyahoga River.
Document Format: Document Signed
Source: Collection: National Archives of Canada: Archive Reports 1891
Latest News
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- Our first bicyclist Hipcampers
- Lost and found policy
- Our first out of state Hipcampers
- Our Peace Park Pet Flash the Black Squirrel
- BBQ grills are available for campers
- Peace Park Development Plan
- Peace Park Primitive Camping Rules
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- Catering
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Closed in foul weather notice
All of our foodservice events have been canceled through 2020!
The Snack Shack is closed when it's below 50 or above 90 degrees or in winds above 15 knots!
Towpath Trail Peace Park Campsites
Primitive campsites now available year round even when the Snack Shack is closed for the season! Click the photo below for more information.
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Powered by Joe Rinehart. resident on the Ohio-Erie canalway towpath trail Greenville Peace Treaty intersection in Lawrence township of beautiful and historic Tuscarawas County, Ohio!
