Mercy Health - Mount Orab Medical Center is located in Mt. Orab. Mercy Hospital Clermont is located in Batavia.

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Southwest Regional and Brown County Hospitals are located in Georgetown.

Clark Township has 3,000 residents, most of whom reside in the unincorporated areas of the township. It is located in the central western area of the county.

Kathryn Hanlon Park has 40 acres and is located in Georgetown with features such a walking trails, play ground, picnic areas and soccer fields.

Hamersville is located in the township and has a few local shops. Georgetown has many stores and restaurants including charming antique shops.

There are many older homes in the township with a majority of them built from 1950-1980s.

Clark Township

The township is located near SR 125 and 774. The closest interstate is I-275.

Mercy Health - Clermont is located on SR32 in Mt. Orab. Clinton Memorial Hospital is located in Wilmington. Bethel Regional Family Healthcare is located on Route 133.

Pike Township in Brown County has 4,200 residents with a majority residing in unincorporated portions of this township.

Grant Lake Wildlife Area is located in Mt. Orab and features fishing, boating and hiking. Stonelick State Park in Goshen offers hiking and biking trails as well as water sports and fishing.

Mt. Orab offers a few local stores including a large Kroger Marketplace.  A drive to Batavia or Eastgate offers more shopping opportunities. Eastgate Mall has a Sears, Penney’s, Dillard’s and 90 smaller shops and restaurants. This spacious mall is located in the heart of Eastgate. Other shopping facilities include Biggs Place Mall, Eastgate Square, Eastgate Village Shops and Eastgate Crossing.

You will find modest priced houses as well as moderately priced residences in this rural area. Many homes are located on acreage.

Pike Township

State Route 68 bisects Pike Township and State Route 32 runs very close to the township. The closest highway is Interstate 275.

Stonelick Township Fire and EMS provides services to the village. Clermont Mercy Hospital is a short 3 mile drive, while its sister hospital, Anderson Mercy, is 14 miles away. Bethesda North Hospital 18 miles away, is the closest trauma center.

Owensville has been home to the Clermont County Fairgrounds since 1864 and each summer is the most visited place in the county. Nearby Pattison Park locate just outside the village offers a fishing lake, three easy hiking trails, and a lodge that hosts annual events.  Several state parks are nearby include East Fork, and Stonelick, providing fishing, boating, hiking and camping for outdoors enthusiasts. UC Clermont nearby hosts cultural and sports event for the region.

It’s easy to meet your daily needs here with easy access to retail and grocery stores. Larger shopping trips need a jaunt in the car to Batavia or Eastgate Mall.

Owensville is located in the north central party of Clermont County, in sparsely populated Stonelick Township. Owensville, even at just four-tenths of a mile wide, is the largest village in the township. Farm acreage outnumbers the residents; just over 800 call the village home. Its original name was ‘Boston’ because its earliest settlers called it after their hometown. The name changed in 1832, after it began being called Owensville after the postmaster William Owens. The village became incorporated in 1867. Predominately farmland, residents remain proud of their rural roots with many claiming family history in the area that dates back 200 years.

Owensville

U.S. 50, ‘The Nation’s Highway’, a major non-interstate east-west highway, runs through the village and is its primary access route. St. Rts. 132 and 276 cross through the village here. The Clermont County Airport is 6 miles away; Greater Cincinnati International Airport is about a 50-minute drive.

The Blanchester/Marion Twp. Joint Fire District serves the village and surrounding region. The nearest hospitals are Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington 16 miles away, or Clermont Mercy 19 miles away in Batavia provide emergency, obstetrics and both inpatient and outpatient care. Cincinnati’s main hospitals including Christ, Good Samaritan, Children’s Hospital Medical Center and University hospitals are within 45-60 minutes by car.

The Village of Blanchester was settled by Joseph and John Blancett in 1832. The community is 7.6 square miles with 4,000 residents. Clarence “Bud” Brown who served in the US House of Representatives and as a Secretary of Commerce in the 1980s is from this community.

Just over 1000 acres, nearby Cowan Lake State Park offers a peaceful setting replete with scenic inlets laden with the American Lotus water lily. Swimming, fishing, sailing and canoeing are popular on the lake and draw recreation lovers from the entire county. Hiking trails encourages wandering through the park’s mature woodlands. The park offers some of the finest fossil hunting areas in the world because of its location near the Cincinnati Arch, an uplifting of bedrock that occurred during the Appalachian Mountains' building process. Hikers and birders will enjoy the white swamp forest at the Culberson State Nature Preserve nearby. There are many youth sports programs through the local school system available for baseball, football, soccer, tennis, basketball, to name a few.

Blanchester is the destination for shoppers in the southern half of the county. Collectors and antique hunters come to browse both at the antique malls and shops spread through the historic downtown. Several groceries and hardware stores meet the needs of homeowners; for a major shopping mall you’ll have to jump in the car for a drive either to Wilmington, or Eastgate Mall. Connoisseurs find their way to Bellavance Organic Farm known regionally for its organically grown food and flowers.

“A small town with a big” heart, Blanchester is a community of homes in a wide variety of price ranges and home styles. One finds older homes as well as newly constructed residences. The village is located along the Warren/Clinton County line. It is Clinton County’s second largest village. Fertile and flat could be the nickname for the farmland that surrounds the village, with livestock and farming the primary occupations. The historic downtown houses the shopping, restaurants and activities that are the destination for Clinton’s southwestern residents. An active Chamber of Commerce sponsors community events throughout the year including an annual Fourth of July celebration.

Blanchester

51 miles northeast of Cincinnati, Blanchester’s primary transportation routes are St. Rt. 28, and 133.  Nearby commuter airports are Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville 17 miles away, Clinton Field in Wilmington 19 miles away, and Cincinnati Lunken Airport. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is just an hour away.

Fayetteville Community Park is located on Anderson State Road Indian Creek Wildlife Area is near Fayetteville.  Lake Lorelei is a short drive away and is a private lake community.

There are a few local shops and restaurants in Fayetteville for every day needs. One can drive to Blanchester, Williamsburg or Amelia for more shopping opportunities.

This rural area has lots of many sizes with homes of various styles and ages from older, farm-style residences to newly constructed homes.

Fayetteville

Fayetteville is located off State Route 50. The closest interstate is I-275.