Bill Yeck Park
Bill Yeck Park is a spacious and well-maintained park featuring a network of beautiful trails suitable for hikers of all levels, including kids and dogs. The trails offer scenic views along creeks and wetlands, with boardwalks and birdhouses that add to the experience. The park combines multiple interconnected areas providing diverse outdoor activities such as hiking, soccer, tennis, pickleball, and playground facilities. It is accessible with wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking, picnic tables, restrooms, shelter houses, and ample parking. A great destination for families, dog owners, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Reviews
Beautiful area. Easy trails. Even if ypu are an advanced hiker, these trails allow you to reconne to with nature.
Cozy park with lots of walking routes depending on how far you want to go. They all are beautiful. We take the route that goes through the trees and see the five fingered spruce and the cool trees that drape the path. Wear bug spray.
Lots of great trails! Trails are accessible from various parking lots. There’s even a playground. There are plenty of signs to help you stay on the trails of your choice. You can choose a short walk or many miles to hike! Gorgeous scenery with trails crossing creek(s) many times! Great for dogs and people of all ages. A beautiful gem of nature!
It is an unparalleled example of what a park should be. It has plenty of trails, space for wildlife, and a bee hive. It has soccer fields, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, a playground, and covered picnic tables.
We love going down the purple trail which is flat enough and oscillates between being out in the open and covered in the woods. It has numbered bird houses along the way for little ones to count.
For more adventurous folks or older children there are trails further in the woods that are dirt not sand/stone and offer more of a challenge.
This park is really several parks connected together so it almost feels unfair to rate them together but I will because they have interconnected them in such a helpful and meaningful way.
The trails at this park are excellent. They are well maintained and well marked. The views along the orange trail are great. The orange trail follows Sugar Creek for a good distance and has access to the creek at quite a few places. There is also a boardwalk over wetlands. The parking area is fairly large. There is also a shelter house and restrooms at the house by the main parking lot.