Welcome to Wooster Memorial Park
With 11.6 miles of winding foot trails including 1 mile of ADA-compliant trails, Wooster Memorial Park is known for its beautiful trees, steep ravines, rich spring flora and scenic Rathburn Run (during periods of high water, the Run may not be crossable). This primitive park is located at the intersection of Jefferson and Silver Roads, a few miles west of Wooster, off U.S. 250.
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Wooster Memorial Park
422
Acres
11.6
Miles of Trails
1963
Park Dedicated
2000
FWMP Founded
Special Announcement
No current announcements.
Friends of Wooster Memorial Park is a volunteer community group dedicated to the preservation and public enjoyment of this local, natural treasure.
Help support this amazing park by becoming a member!
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Looking for a service project for your group or organization?
We're always looking for passionate people to get involved.
Saturday, April 20th, 8:00PM
Night Hike with campfire
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Sunday, April 28th, 1:30PM
Spring Wildflower Hike
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Sunday, May 12th, 1:30PM
The Art of Photography
About Friends of Wooster Memorial Park
Established in 2000, then in 2002 the Friends became an Ohio non-profit corporation with the following purpose:
“Friends of Wooster Memorial Park recognizes and appreciates Paul S. Spangler’s foresight and generous gift of this park to the City of Wooster, as well as the donations from the community that have enhanced this gift. As a volunteer organization that values the natural features of the park, Friends of Wooster Memorial Park shall work with the City as an advocate for the park in the following ways:
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Assist in caring for and improving the park while retaining the park’s natural character for future generations;
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Expand public awareness and appreciation of the park in ways that are compatible with the natural areas and foot trails;
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Increase knowledge and understanding of the park’s natural history;
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Encourage additional gifts and financial support that appropriately benefit the park in accordance with the purpose of this organization.”
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Together, we can achieve our purpose and benefit this beautiful park.
