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PARKSIDERESERVE

Parkside Reserve is a beautiful development located in Wellington, Ohio
Surrounded by Wellington Reservoir, Wellington Reservation Metro Parks,
and Findlay State Park

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Wellington Reservoir

Parkside Reserve is located adjacent
Wellington Reservoir is a 160 acre
upground reservoir built by the Village
of Wellington in the 1970s

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Downtown Wellington

Wellington, Ohio was incorporated as a village in 1855, and is located at the intersection of Rt.18 and Rt 58. It's Old World Charm is very apparent with nearly 200 structures listed in the national historical record. Come for a visit, we would love to have you.
Hot Air Balloons

Occasionally an variety of beautiful
Hot Air balloons can be spotted in
the neighborhood dotting the skies
above Parkside Reserve
We take pride in out neighborhood

We take pride in our neighborhood. A community of 167 homes, with room for a few more.
Wellington Reservation

This 541-acre park was developed in 2005 through a
collaboration between the Lorain County Metro Parks
and the Village of Wellington and provides opportunities
for hiking, biking, strolling, fishing, boating, and wildlife
observation. A beautiful Visitor’s Center sits on the bank
of the gorgeous, 21-plus-acre lake formed by the
Wellington South Reservoir.
FINDLAY STATE PARK

Findlay State Park is a popular spot for camping,
fishing, canoeing, biking, walking, and the best part,
it is only a mile south of town of beautiful Rt. 58

Paul Schnepp

HOA President

My wife and I moved into the community almost 2 years ago. We have four children, 2 adult and 2 in college. We are originally from Indianapolis but lived in the Medina area for 16 years. We both really enjoy the small town atmosphere in this area and being away from the city and the traffic. I enjoy wood working and sports, especially baseball. I got involved because it seemed like there were a lot of discussions about the state of the community and nobody was trying to organize and drive results to bring the community together. Our hope is to unite the community toward a common goal and rely heavily on the small town hospitality that should be part of our community.
Brian Cochran

HOA Vice President
Teresa Starkey

HOA Secretary and Treasurer

I have lived in the community for six (6) months and I love it. I moved here from Lorain where I recently retired from teaching Math at Lorain High School. I spend most of my days working on my online business named STARKEYMART. I bowl, golf and camp. I rescue senior dogs and currently have five (5) little fur babies.