Tick Ridge Woods County Park

Tick Ridge Woods County Park in Wayland, IA is a 213-acre woodland that offers a range of activities for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With its diverse native forest species, wildflowers that bloom in early spring, and a wide variety of wildlife, including popular game species like turkey and deer, this park is a haven for those seeking a connection with nature. Whether you're hiking, biking, horseback riding, or enjoying winter sports like cross-country skiing, Tick Ridge Woods County Park is a must-visit destination for woodland lovers.

Located just off W55 Wayland Road, this actively managed park features pit toilets, primitive camping, fishing, hunting, and a network of trails that attract hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. The undergrowth in the park provides shelter and food for resident animals, while the berries offer nourishment for visitors. With its picturesque landscapes and abundant wildlife, Tick Ridge Woods County Park is a hidden gem that should not be missed.

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