Deshler Village Park

Deshler Village Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 200-248 West Maple Street in Deshler, Ohio, United States. The park is situated in the center of town and features a new enclosed shelter house, along with two open-air shelter houses. Visitors can enjoy the swimming pool, which is open seasonally and offers both annual passes and daily entry fees. Other amenities at the park include shelter houses, a tennis court, playground areas, and a fishing license that can be purchased at the Shell Gas Station.

One unique feature of the park is Crossroads Park, a safe and friendly place to watch trains and take photos of a variety of engines and cars. The enclosed shelter house at the Village Park can be reserved for use for a fee, and the open shelter houses can also be rented.

The Deshler Village Swimming Pool is open in June, July, and August, weather permitting, with various admission rates and season passes available. Swimming lessons are offered each year by a Red Cross Certified Swim Instructor.

The park was purchased in 1990 by Ronnie Thatcher and donated to the Bartlow Township Historical Society. The park offers amenities such as WiFi, a 24-hour rail radio scanner, BBQ area, fire ring, portable restroom facilities, and safe parking near gas stations, shopping, and restaurants. It is located just off State Route 18 at 110 Mulberry Street. For more information on reservations and availability, visitors can call 419-278-2955.