Established

Hide-A-Way Hills Resort was established in 1961. The resort consists of 1,600 acres of which 450 acres are common property. In 1973 the property became member owned and operated.

At present there are approximately 600 homes, of which about 2/3 are year round residences.

Additions
The dam was completed in 1966. It contains 437,000 cubic yards of dirt (if placed in a line 12" high and 12" wide, it would extend 2,235 miles or the distance from Columbus, Ohio to Seattle, Washington).

1993 the Club installed a Microbrewery paid for by donations from the Membership. It is equipped to brew 900 gallons of beer a month. A Brew Master is employed to brew several different styles of beer, which is marketed under the trade name of Rushcreek Lager.

Operations
Hide-A-Way Hills Club is operated by a nine member Board of Trustees who meet on a monthly basis. At the regular Annual Membership Meeting, the third Sunday of August, all members have the opportunity to vote for three members to serve as members of the Board of Trustees.

The Board in turn appoints five members as a Management Committee to assist the General Manager (paid employee) in the day-to-day operation of the Club.

Your rights and responsibilities as property owners of Hide-A-Way Hills are covered by the protective covenants of your Deed. Property owners must adhere to the regulations set out in the Building Code for any construction.

The rights and responsibilities as members of Hide-A-Way Hills Club are covered by the General Code of Regulations. The Code of Regulations was approved by the membership for self-governing and may only be amended by a two-thirds vote of the membership in attendance at the amendment meeting. A ten day notice must be sent to all members prior to the meeting advising them of the time, location and the amendment as it will be voted on at that meeting. Rules governing the use of facilities are set forth in the Club Rules.