What’s New
Parks and Preserves are free and open daily from 8:00 am until 30 minutes past sunset.
Self-guided activities:
Experience the Hiking Challenge in September and October, 2022. Hike parks, log hours, and earn access to an exclusive shirt of the Bradner Preserve. The first 20 participants to redeem their passport will earn a free shirt.
Hike the trails in the parks. Find the map below to discover hiking trails and explore a park near you.
Snap photos for the Friends of the Parks Photo Contest, make nature observations with Nature Bingo, and explore with the Go Green Passport. Stamp your Passport as you visit parks and participate in at-home go green action.
Public programs in nature education, outdoor adventure, cultural heritage, and wellness are announced seasonally. Equipment, materials, and guided instruction are provided. Most programs require registration, but some are drop-in.
The mission of the Wood County Park District is to conserve, enhance and protect the natural and cultural resources of Wood County, while providing quality outdoor recreational and educational opportunities for Wood County citizens.
In following public health officials guidance, the Wood County Park District encourages voluntary mask use, maintaining social distancing, and washing hands often.
The Rudolph Bike Park has not officially opened and is closed to the public for the time being. The Wood County Park District is working hard to facilitate the finalization of the space and features so we can open the park to the public. We look forward to inviting our community to a grand opening to see and experience the Rudolph Bike Park. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate the support of our community.
