In 1976, the Deerpath Planned Unit Development encompassed 65 acres. In 1978, when the District received its first Land and Water Conservation Fund Matching Grant (LAWCON) of $120,000, it began development of Deerpath Park in earnest, constructing play areas at the north end of the park, and adding trees and shrubs, a bicycle path and two softball fields, before finishing the grading of the south end of the park. Since then, upgrades, improvements and renovations are ongoing at this park.
| 3 retention ponds/lakes | 4 barbeque grills |
| 4 baseball/softball diamonds | 1.5 mile lighted walking/bike path |
| Cross country skiing allowed | Fishing allowed |
| ADA inclusion swing | Open field/play area |
| 2 parking lots | 2 picnic shelters |
| 3 playgrounds | 2 restrooms |
| 2 soccer fields | 6 tennis courts |
| 2 sand volleyball courts |
LOCATION
Deerpath Park is a 68.84 acre park located east of Deerpath Road between Phillips Road and Route 45. The park is bordered on the east by the Seavey Ditch and is adjacent to Garvanian Park just south of Route 45. Parking lots are located at the Warrington Road and Cherokee Road entrances off of Deerpath Road.