Mill Creek Park is a major public park located in Youngstown, Ohio, offering a rich array of natural landscapes, recreational opportunities, and historic sites.
Mill Creek Park, part of the larger Mill Creek MetroParks district, spans over 2,658 acres in Youngstown, Ohio. This urban park provides a flourishing natural retreat amidst the city life. The park features diverse habitats including woodlands, wetlands, and lakes, supporting a wide variety of plant and animal species. Its establishment in 1891 marks it as one of the nation’s oldest parks, reflecting an impressive legacy of conservation and public enjoyment. Key attractions within the park include the stunning Fellows Riverside Gardens, which showcases an exquisite collection of roses, perennial flowers, and themed gardens. The historical Lanterman’s Mill, a fully operational grain mill dating back to 1845, remains a popular educational site where visitors can learn about 19th-century milling and pioneer life. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy an extensive trail system, scenic drives, and opportunities for wildlife observation. The park actively engages with the community through seasonal recreational programs, making it a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.
Fellows Riverside Gardens, a notable botanical facility offering a wide variety of plants and flowers.
Lanterman’s Mill, a historic mill built in 1845, exemplifies early industry and offers educational tours.
Lake Glacier, popular for kayak rentals and beautiful hiking paths around it.
D. D. and Velma Davis Education & Visitor Center, providing insights into the park's history and ecology.
A 12-acre public garden with an impressive collection of roses and themed garden areas.
An authentic working gristmill offering milling demonstrations and a quaint gift shop.
A tranquil lake known for its serene hiking trails and abundant birdlife.