Berks Nature Angelica Creek Park, Reading

About Berks Nature Angelica Creek Park

Berks Nature's Angelica Creek Park encompasses nearly 90 acres of woodland and waterside habitat in Reading, where visitors explore trails managed by the conservation nonprofit. The Nature Place, a LEED Gold certified nature center on the grounds, serves as the hub for environmental education and community gathering. The park and center feature programs in land preservation, water protection, and habitat stewardship that connect people directly to the natural environment. Berks Nature operates community gardens, leads education classes, and runs Eco-Camp for those wanting deeper engagement with conservation work. The organization also manages over 11,000 acres of conservation easements across Berks County and stewards nearly 27 miles of trails at multiple properties. A visit suits families, school groups, and individuals interested in learning about regional ecosystems and participating in hands-on nature programs. General admission is free. The Nature Place is open Tuesdays and Saturdays, and is now accessible by public transportation from downtown Reading.