Donald County Park is a 775-acre park located in the Town of Springdale, southeast of Mt. Horeb off Highway 92, just west of Mt. Vernon. The park contains oak woods, intriguing rock outcroppings with scenic vistas and springs. The park is also known for its hiking & equestrian trails and trout streams; Deer Creek and Frye Feeder, and Mt. Vernon Creek.
Park Interpretive Panels (PDFs):
In addition, an interactive Watershed Trail Tour (created by the Upper Sugar Watershed Assocation) can be used by visitors to explore the natural landscapes while learning about the environmental and cultural history of the area. Download the free GeoTourist app and locate the Donald County Park trail to either listen to or read the story about each site.
This park is supported in part by the Friends of Donald Park.