Sandy hills to the north and sandy flats to the south provide a quiet charm worth exploring
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Effective Oct. 1, 2024: Non-potable water is temporarily out of service at Price's Scrub State Park. Additionally, trail maintenance is underway. Please use caution and follow any instruction from park staff.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Effective June 27, 2024: Resource management is currently in progress at Price's Scrub State Park. Visitors may encounter work in progress as well as visible changes. Please follow any posted signage or instruction from park staff.
Price’s Scrub is nearly 1,000 acres and a key part of the proposed Northwest Marion Greenway.
Price’s Scrub State Park was purchased to preserve a biodiversity hotspot as well as for the planned connection of regionally important conservation lands. Price’s Scrub is nearly 1,000 acres and a key part of the proposed Northwest Marion Greenway. This park provides locals and visitors with a soothing green respite from everyday life.
A 9.5-mile trail system provides equestrians, hikers and cyclists with access to diverse natural communities, creating an opportunity for exploration. Trails in the south are sandy and open, while trails in the north offer more shade and a rolling topography.
Day-use facilities include a spacious grassy parking lot, picnic tables, portable toilet and watering trough.
