Maloney Park

Park History

Maloney Park is a 24.418-acre community park located in the South Linden neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. The park was dedicated in honor of John Maloney, who served as a Columbus City Councilman in the late 1980s.

Recreational Facilities

The park features a mix of recreational facilities and natural areas. It includes athletic fields and ball diamonds for sports enthusiasts, as well as basketball and tennis courts.

For those looking to enjoy outdoor leisure activities, Maloney Park offers picnic areas with tables and an open-air shelter.

A playground provides a space for children to play, while a 0.7-mile paved path winds through the park, suitable for walking, jogging, or casual strolls.

Natural Features

The park also incorporates a wooded area, offering visitors a chance to experience some local wildlife and vegetation.

Maloney Park is connected to the broader Columbus recreation system, with access to a greenway trail. This connection allows park visitors to explore beyond the immediate boundaries of Maloney Park and engage with the larger network of Columbus parks and trails.

Ongoing Improvements

As of 2024, the park is undergoing improvements, which are expected to enhance its facilities and overall user experience. These upgrades include resurfacing of sport courts, installation of new playground equipment, and improvements to the parking lot and shelter areas.