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Established in 1968 as the first county park, it rests on a rocky hilltop near Hellam, a location settled early on by the county’s pioneers. The park’s main highlights include its picnic pavilions, a network of multi-use trails, and breathtaking views of the Susquehanna Valley, offering a perfect blend of nature and recreation.
Open fields, wooded trails, and a dog park make this a great stop for walking, biking, and unwinding outdoors.
A scenic 21-mile trail stretching from York to the Maryland border, ideal for biking, jogging, and learning about the area's railroad history.
A popular community park with playgrounds, athletic fields, concerts, and a splash pad in warmer months.ed trails, and a dog park make this a great stop for walking, biking, and unwinding outdoors.
Explore shaded woodland trails and interactive nature exhibits at this peaceful park, perfect for families and nature lovers.
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