Description Although Park Park shows marked evidence of human disturbance, it retains important natural features and a significant component of the native vegetation typical for such a site. The ongoing restoration of this natural area provides a great learning opportunity. The habitats of Park Park include meadow, shrub thicket, shady forest on a north-facing slope, and floodplain forest next to Fall Creek. Read More... On Park Park Vegetation and Geology

Location Park Park is situated on either side of Forest Home Drive, near its intersection with Route 366. Limited parking is available at the meadow on Forest Home Drive and at the intersection of the drive with Route 366. There are trail heads into Park Park directly from the meadow parking area. The Morgan Smith trail provides a connection between Park Park and the Arboretum. View Full Size Location Map

Maps

Overview Boundary, Parking, Structures, Contour Lines, Streams and Wetlands. Download Printable PDF Version of Map			Soils Boundary, Streams, Wetlands, Soil Survey Data (1965). Download Printable PDF Version of Map
Aerial Photo Boundary, Color aerial photo (1995) and site photos. Download Printable PDF Version of Map			Geology    Boundary, Streams, Wetlands, Bedrock and Surface Materials. Download Printable PDF Version of Map
Fall Creek Valley Overview Boundary, Parking, Structures, Contour Lines, Streams and Wetlands. Download Printable PDF Version of Map			Fall Creek Valley Aerial Photo Boundary, Color aerial photo (1995) and site photos. Download Printable PDF Version of Map

Biological Attributes

Vegetation Communities A list and description of vegetation communities found within the site.

Plant Species Please contact the Natural Areas Director at 607-255-9638 for a complete list of plant species identified within the site.

Property History and Gift Acknowledgement Park Park was gifted to Cornell by Dorothy (Mrs. Roy H.) Park in 1998.