Bill Yeck Park, Dayton Ohio

Bill Yeck Park is a 194-acre natural area along 1.75 miles of Sugar Creek.

Bill Yeck Park is treasured by hikers, bird watchers, and nature enthusiasts and harbors many rare species of plant life, providing a home to a variety of animals in every season. The park connects with other parks and wildlife areas creating a large corridor of green space that extends from St. Leonard Center to the Little Miami River. 

Features:

• Hiking Trails
• Historic Home
• Native Seed Nursery
• Natural Play Area (Parkhaven entrance)
• Owlexander's Tree Trek - Nature Literature Trail
• Parking Lot
• Picnic Tables
• Portable Restroom (Wilmington entrance)
• Small Shelter (Wilmington entrance)
• Sled Hills
• Stream

Park Locations:

Rooks Mill Entrance, 8798 Rooks Mill Ln.
Smith House Entrance, 2230 E. Centerville Station Rd.
McGuffey Meadow Entrance, 7893 Wilmington-Dayton Rd.