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# City of Columbus Parks Letter Z
- URL: https://hiking-ohio.com/city-of-columbus-parks-letter-z/
- Published: 2026-04-25T19:10:41.000Z
- Updated: 2026-06-24T19:31:37.000Z
- Description: Some of the parks listed by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department may not yet have dedicated web pages with full amenity lists and exact addresses published online.
- Author: Lori Jordan
- Tags: trails, city of columbus, city of columbus parks and nature preserves, neighborhood parks, columbus recreation and parks department, amenities, natural space, woods, green space, city parks, playground, path, paved, basketball courts, lake, pond, parking lot, hamilton Road wetland, athletic, greenway, pollinator habitat

Here are the City of Columbus, Ohio parks starting with the letter “Z” operated by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, along with their addresses (where available) and amenities.

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## 🅩 Columbus Parks — Addresses & Amenities

### **Zollinger Park**

**Address:** 3800 Zollinger Rd, Columbus, OH 43221  
**Amenities:**

- Playground
- Open field
- Neighborhood green space  
This is a small community park serving the northwest side, offering basic recreation space and a quiet residential setting.

## How Section Z fits into the larger system

- Zollinger Park is the **only** Columbus park beginning with Z.
- It functions as a standard neighborhood park with modest amenities and no specialized facilities.
- Like Sections X, Y, and V, this is one of the smallest letter groups in the city’s inventory.

Some of the parks listed by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department may not yet have dedicated web pages with full amenity lists and exact addresses published online.

### **Please Note:**

Some of the parks listed by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department may not yet have dedicated web pages with full amenity lists and exact addresses published online. In those cases, they’re included by name because they appear on the official parks list.