Nature's Sanctuary at Wildwood Park

Located on the outskirts of Harrisburg, Wildwood Park serves as a vital ecosystem hub since its establishment in 1901 during the City Beautiful Movement.

This park was part of a nationwide initiative to enhance urban living and is now managed by Dauphin County Parks and Recreation. The park features a 90-acre freshwater wetland, providing habitat for various wildlife and plant species. Visitors can explore its extensive trail system, which includes a popular three-mile loop surrounded by marshes and wet woodlands, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and fitness enthusiasts.

Highlights of Wildwood Park

🐾 Dog-Friendly Trails: Enjoy scenic paths suitable for dogs and outdoor activities.

🌿 Olewine Nature Center: Offers educational exhibits on local ecosystems.

🏞️ Rich Wildlife: Home to numerous species of birds and plants, ideal for bird watchers.

Accessibility is free, making Wildwood Park an enjoyable destination for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking outdoor activities.