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About Beulah Park

Beulah Park has a storied place in central Ohio’s racing history. Opened in 1923 as Ohio’s first thoroughbred racetrack, it stood as a premier racing site near Columbus until the final live day on May 3, 2014. Today, the 220-acre Beulah Park master-planned community provides a vibrant public space with The Park at Beulah, including the Beulah Pavilion, municipal event spaces, and connections to Grove City’s Town Center. Whether you’re planning a concert, festival, or community gathering, Beulah Park offers versatile indoor and outdoor settings and easy access from Columbus and surrounding suburbs.

We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotels and dining. This page is designed to help you secure your seats for events, find convenient parking, and explore comfortable lodging and tasty dining options nearby.

Beulah Park’s historic legacy is complemented by modern amenities and a growing park system. The Beulah Pavilion seats up to 250 indoors and about 100 outdoors, making it suitable for a range of events from performances to community gatherings. Parking is available around The Park at Beulah and pavilion areas, with access via major routes such as I-71. For visitors coming from out of town, nearby hotels provide convenient stays: Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Grove City, Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbus Grove City, and Courtyard Columbus Grove City. When planning a visit, consider trusted affiliate partners for accommodations and dining to secure reliable options near the venue. The Park at Beulah is connected to Grove City’s Town Center, with planned amphitheater and expanding park amenities that enhance the experience of any event held at the venue.

Learn more about the venue’s history, seating options, and how to make the most of your Beulah Park visit. We’re here to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth trip to this beloved central Ohio landmark.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Beulah Park opened in 1923 as Ohio’s first thoroughbred racetrack, located in Grove City, just outside Columbus.
  • Historical races included the Scarlet & Gray Handicap and Glacial Princess Stakes; Beulah Park was a premier racing site in central Ohio.
  • The final day of live racing at Beulah Park was May 3, 2014; the racing license was moved to a facility outside Franklin County (Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course).
  • Today the site is a 220-acre Beulah Park master-planned community featuring The Park at Beulah (about 32 acres) and municipal event spaces, not a working racetrack.
  • The Beulah Pavilion (part of The Park at Beulah) seats up to 250 indoors and about 100 outdoors for events.
  • Historic Beulah Park Jockey Club address was 3811 Southwest Blvd, Grove City, OH 43123.
  • Nearby hotels include Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Grove City, Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbus Grove City, and Courtyard Columbus Grove City.
  • Beulah Park is now connected to Grove City’s Town Center via the Park at Beulah, with planned amphitheater and additional park amenities.
  • Current transit access is via major highways (e.g., I-71); there is municipal parking around The Park at Beulah and pavilion areas.